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Montreal · QC

Sell your home in Montreal.
Sans courtier.

Montreal is one of Canada's largest real estate markets. OwnerListed generates the mandatory Vendor's Declaration (Déclaration du vendeur) and handles French-language requirements under Quebec's Charter of the French Language.

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$550K
Prix moyen à Montréal
$16,500
Commission économisée
Bilingue
French & English supported

How it works in Montreal

Four steps from listing to sold — all the paperwork specific to QC requirements handled automatically.

1

Create your listing

Sign up, add your property details and photos. Province-specific disclosure forms generated automatically.

2

Get exposure

Your listing goes live on ownerlisted.ca. Share on social, put up your For Sale sign with QR code.

3

Manage showings

Set your availability, confirm buyer bookings, receive and review offers — all from your dashboard.

4

Close the deal

Your lawyer or notary handles conveyancing. We generate your complete seller information package.

Quebec — what you need to know

Every province has different FSBO requirements. OwnerListed handles all of this automatically when you list your Montreal property.

Required disclosures

  • Vendor's Declaration (Déclaration du vendeur) — mandatory for all residential sales
  • Pre-purchase inspection report disclosure — if you have one, you must disclose it
  • Co-ownership (condo) documents: syndicat financials, minutes, reserve fund
  • French language required on all contracts and advertising under the Charter of the French Language

Seller checklist

  • All contracts and documents must be in French (bilingual is acceptable)
  • Complete the Vendor's Declaration honestly — this is the Quebec equivalent of a disclosure statement
  • Order an updated Certificate of Location if yours is more than 10 years old (~$1,000–$1,500)
  • A Notary (not a lawyer) is required for the deed of sale in Quebec
  • Welcome Tax (Taxe de bienvenue) is paid by buyer — disclose it so buyers can budget
Tax note

Welcome Tax (Land Transfer Duties) paid by buyer. No provincial sales tax on resale homes. GST/QST apply to new construction.

Lawyer / Notary

Quebec requires a Notary (notaire) — not a lawyer — for the deed of sale. Budget ~$1,200–$2,000.

Montreal sellers must provide the Vendor's Declaration (Déclaration du vendeur) and an updated Certificate of Location. A Notary completes the deed of sale — budget ~$1,200–$2,000.

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Further Reading
📋 Complete FSBO Guide — Montreal Disclosure requirements, transfer tax, lawyer checklist, and selling tips specific to Montreal ❓ FSBO Canada FAQ Common questions about selling without a realtor — legal requirements, MLS access, closing costs, and more 📰 All FSBO Guides Province-by-province guides, pricing strategy, and FSBO comparisons

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