How much will it cost to sell my home?

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MyProperty Namibia

The cost of selling your home is dependent on various individual circumstances. It can also depend on what type of agency you use - traditional, hybrid, or online agency as each has its own payment and fee structure.

However, there are some standard costs that you will come across during the process and that you will need to budget for. These include, but are not limited to:

real estate commission fee
inspection fees
obtaining all the relevant compliance certificates
bond administration fee

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