Sell your land or property yourself

The registered owner of the property, or someone with the owner's authority to sell it, such as an executor or an attorney; we ask for evidence of that authority before we publish. The property must be in England, Wales or Scotland. Northern Ireland is not covered yet. You advertise as a private seller, not in the course of an estate agency business.

The identity check and the ownership check for the listing, charged once with your first payment; both run after you pay. A second property on the same account reuses your identity check, but has its own title check and its own £9.

You have 14 days from paying. If the identity check is not completed by then, the plan ends and the first payment is refunded in full.

One of our team looks at it and may ask you for evidence, such as a solicitor's letter, a grant of probate or proof of a change of name. If we cannot publish, we email you, refund the advert fee in full and keep the £9, because the checks have run by then.

Tick the box when you write the listing instead of giving a title number. You then send proof of ownership by email: a solicitor's letter, or a copy of the deed or grant of probate in your name. We check it against your identity and the HM Land Registry map.

Stop the listing from your account at any time. Inside the first 14 days it ends at once, the page comes down, and the days of the month you have not used are refunded. If our checks take more than a day, the month and the 14 days start on the day the listing goes live. After the 14 days the listing runs to the end of the month you have paid for and no further payment is taken.

We refuse the owner listing for it. If this comes to light after you have paid, the listing is declined and the advert fee refunded.

An optional one-off extra you can add when you choose your plan: a dedicated post about your property on the LandSale Facebook page (155,000+ followers), within about three business days of the listing going live.

We publish what you write and pass enquiries to you by email. We do not value the property, write or edit your particulars, arrange viewings, negotiate, vet buyers or hold any money. There are no deposits, reservation fees or escrow through LandSale. Everything between you and a buyer runs through your solicitors.