Kettering · Montgomery County
Sell your house in Kettering, Ohio with AI, for 1%
Kettering's established neighborhoods sell on condition and price, so clear photos and an accurate price do most of the work. Keystead handles the whole sale of your Kettering home in one AI app, and a licensed Ohio brokerage lists it on the MLS, so buyers in Montgomery County and beyond see it on Zillow, Realtor.com and every major home site.
Free estimate in about a minute. No card, nothing upfront, nothing if it doesn't sell.
What you'd keep in Kettering
| Sale price | 6% commission | Keystead (1%) | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| $200,000 | $12,000 | $2,500 | $9,500 |
| $300,000 | $18,000 | $3,000 | $15,000 |
| $400,000 | $24,000 | $4,000 | $20,000 |
| $600,000 | $36,000 | $6,000 | $30,000 |
Compared with a traditional 6% commission. Any buyer's-agent fee is negotiated separately with each offer.
Everything included
Everything it takes to sell your home, in one app
Most home-selling tools do one piece: an estimate, a flat-fee MLS entry, a showing app, an e-sign service. Keystead does the whole sale, from your first price to the day your proceeds are wired, with your AI assistant beside you at every step and a licensed agent a call away.
- AHome valuePriced from public records and real nearby sales
- BPrice coachingSee your odds and net at any price
- CDisclosuresOhio's disclosure form, saved as you go
- DListing agreementSigned on your phone
- EListing descriptionWritten by AI, fair-housing checked
- FPhotosA pro photographer, or upload your own
- GLockboxSet up for you
- HMLS listingOn the MLS, so Zillow and Realtor.com get it
- IShowingsBooked online, ID-verified visitors
- JYard signWith a QR code buyers scan to tour
- KMarketing kitShare graphics, a listing video, posts
- LOpen housesSign-in QR, signs, thank-you notes
- MWeekly coachingYour numbers and what to do next
- NOffersRead, checked and turned into your net
- OCounteroffersDrafted for you, with AI confidence of acceptance
- PE-signingEvery document, with a full record
- QInspection and repairsRequests read, credits drafted
- RClosingTracked with the title company to the wire
| Keystead | Traditional agent | Flat-fee MLS listing | For sale by owner | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost on a $400,000 home | $4,000 (1%) at closing | $12,000 to your agent (3%) | Typically $100–$500 up front | $0 |
| Pricing from real nearby sales | ✓ AI, with the comps shown | ✓ | You do it | You do it |
| On the MLS (Zillow, Realtor.com) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Photos and lockbox | ✓ Arranged for you | ✓ | Usually extra | You do it |
| Showings booked for you | ✓ Visitors verify ID | ✓ | You do it | You do it |
| Marketing, open houses, listing video | ✓ Built in | Varies | You do it | You do it |
| Offers read and your net calculated | ✓ In minutes | ✓ | You do it | You do it |
| Counteroffers drafted | ✓ | ✓ | You do it | You do it |
| Every document e-signed in one place | ✓ | Varies | Varies | You do it |
| Inspection to closing, tracked | ✓ | ✓ | You do it | You do it |
| Answers at 11 PM | ✓ AI assistant, any hour | When they're free | ✕ | ✕ |
Typical services; individual agents and flat-fee companies vary. Any buyer's-agent fee is negotiated separately with each offer under every option.
Serving Kettering and nearby
Oakwood, Centerville, Dayton, Moraine, Beavercreek, Washington Township, and the rest of Montgomery County. Showings are booked online and visitors verify their ID, so you don't need to be home.
Questions
How do I list my house myself?
Enter your address, check your price against real nearby sales, and sign the listing agreement in the app. Keystead books photos and a lockbox, and a licensed broker puts your house on the MLS within one business day after the photos are delivered. You pay 1% at closing, and nothing if it doesn't sell.
Will my home be on Zillow, Realtor.com and Redfin?
Yes. Your home is listed on the local MLS, and the MLS feeds the major home search sites. Your listing looks like every other listing to buyers and their agents.
Is this "for sale by owner"?
You're the seller and you make every decision, but your home is on the MLS with professional photos and real contracts. Buyers' agents treat it like any other listing, which is what gets it shown and sold.
Who pays the buyer's agent?
That's negotiated with each offer, in writing. Any fee a buyer's agent asks for shows up as its own line on your offer sheet, next to what you'd keep, so you can accept it, counter it or leave it out.
Is the AI deciding things for me?
No. It prices, reads, checks and drafts. You decide what to list at, which offer to take and what to counter, and you sign everything yourself. Every document records who signed, when and from where.
What if I want to talk to a person?
Calls with a licensed agent at the big moments are included, and you can message our team from the app or email support@listmyhouse.ai anytime.
Do I have to be home for showings?
No, and it's better if you're not. Buyers book online, verify their ID, and get the lockbox code 30 minutes before their slot. You get feedback afterwards.
What do I have to disclose?
What you actually know about your home. Your state's disclosure form is in the app, saves as you go, and goes on your MLS listing once you sign it. Honest answers protect you.
What if my home doesn't sell?
You owe nothing. There's no upfront fee and no cancellation fee. The listing fee is only ever paid at closing, from your proceeds. You can take your home off the market any time; your listing agreement keeps running for its 180-day term, so the fee applies if you sell during that time.
I'm an investor. Can I sell more than one home?
Yes. Add as many homes as you like to one account, and each gets its own listing, pricing, showings and offers. Switch between them from your Home screen. You pay the same fee on each home, and only when it sells.