Columbus · Starkville · West Point

Sell it yourself. Rent it yourself. Keep the commission.

Mississippi's own listing site — for-sale-by-owner homes and short-term rentals, commercial space, land and hunting leases, each with its own web address.

No agent, no commission

Homes for Sale

Owner-listed houses across Mississippi — no agent, no commission.

Your own listing page

Every property gets a clean URL like fsbo.ms/listing/your-house — perfect for Facebook, yard signs and texts.

Get paid your way

Take card payments online, or accept PayPal and Venmo straight from your listing page.

Local, not national

Built for Mississippi. Your listing sits next to neighbors, not 40,000 out-of-state results.

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Columbus, Mississippi

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Selling and renting by owner — FAQs

What is FSBO.ms?
FSBO.ms is a for-sale-by-owner marketplace for Mississippi — from Jackson and the Coast to Oxford, Tupelo and Mississippi. Owners list homes, short-term rentals, commercial property, land and hunting leases directly, with their own web address for each property.
How much does it cost to list a property?
Listings are $20 per month with a three-month minimum, or a $150 one-time fee. Listing a property in more than one category costs $10 per month extra, or $20 one-time, per additional category.
What areas does FSBO.ms cover?
Mississippi, plus the surrounding Lowndes, Oktibbeha and Clay County countryside.
Can I list one property in several categories?
Yes. A property can appear under multiple categories — for example land for sale and a hunting lease — while its web address stays on the primary category you choose for search visibility.
How do buyers and guests pay?
Buyers contact owners directly through the listing page. Short-term rental guests can book online and pay by card, PayPal or Venmo.
Do I need a real estate license to sell my own home in Mississippi?
No. Mississippi owners may sell their own property without a license. Closings are typically handled by a local real estate attorney or title company.