Short answers to the questions sellers ask most often.
By Antoine Routhier · Updated November 2026
It depends on the price, the area and the season. Centris reported an average of 62 days on the market for a single-family home in the first quarter of 2025. With the package, your listing can be online in less than a week.
No. An owner can sell on their own. A broker brings experience, access to Centris and handles the transaction; selling on your own takes more time, but you avoid the commission.
No. Ubee is a platform: it connects people, gives sellers tools and recommends professionals, but it doesn't replace a broker.
Yes. With the package, you can hand your file to a broker without starting from scratch. Before you sign an exclusive brokerage contract, check its duration and how it can be terminated.
Treat it as a signal. Check the price against actual sales, the presentation, access for visits and the season. The package isn't refunded, but the listing stays online until the sale, and plan B takes you to a broker without starting from scratch.
With the package, your personal information isn't published: buyers reach you through Ubee.
They must notify you in writing within a reasonable time, and the claim is generally prescribed after three years. A complete seller's declaration is your best protection; with the package, Ubee helps you analyze the situation at no cost.
It isn't mandatory, but it helps: you know the property's real condition and avoid unpleasant surprises during the conditions.
Yes, with the right tools: bridge financing, a home equity line of credit or a promise to purchase conditional on the sale of your property.See the chapter on timing
Usually the buyer. Discharge and adjustment fees may be yours.
Yes, if the promise to purchase provides for it: a key handover date and an occupancy fee.See handing over the keys
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