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Now, ComFree gives you a way to sell Privately...Risk Free

Many buyers may opt to sit on the sidelines in anticipation of a downturn, which may come next year. No one wants to buy at the height of a market.

May 2006 private listing were up by 40 per cent over May 2005. So, how can we describe our best year ever as "tough times?"

If the Free Press were more interested in writing about what matters most to you, rather than cheerleading for the agents, the headline would have read: Agents make more money selling fewer homes.

Proud owners know their home will sell itself on its own merits.

Of the 70% of ComFree's listing that sold in March, 65% went for at or above asking price.

Agents are so much wiser than the rest of us. They understand things you and I just can?t grasp.

Why the U.S. boom wasn't more lucrative for real-estate agents -- and why they may now be headed for extinction everywhere

Which is more important: Selling your home and keeping all your equity, or helping an agent work on his tan?

Agents make a big deal that they prequalify buyers. But agents do not prequalify buyers; banks and credit unions do.