How to sell your home yourself

If you sell without an estate agent, we call it a self-sale — you run the process yourself, from listing and viewing to bidding round and agreement. Finnting gives you the tools to do it safely and properly.

What you get with Finnting

What you handle yourself

Finnting is a tool, not an estate agent. As an owner-seller you take care of:

What does it cost?

Posting the listing and running the bidding round is free for private individuals through 2027. The condition report, settlement assistance and any insurance are independent of Finnting and priced by the professionals you engage.

Responsibility and safety

As the seller, you are liable under avhendingslova (the Norwegian property sale act). A thorough condition report from an authorised building surveyor gives the buyer an accurate picture of the home and protects you against claims afterwards. After a bid is accepted, we recommend using a lawyer or an authorised settlement firm — large sums and land registration should always go through a professional third party. Finnting handles no money and is not a party to the transaction.

Estate agent — coming soon

If you'd rather have an estate agent lead the process, we're working on it. Agent-led bidding rounds and an agent portal are in development. You can register your interest at /megler-interesse, and we'll let you know when it's ready.


This is not legal advice. Home sales are regulated — familiarise yourself with the rules, or use professionals.

Related: What is the sales prospectus? · Selling your home — how the bidding round works · Does bidding follow the law?

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