Well, just speaking for myself, I don’t see much value in the services you are considering offering. Especially with the heavy sprinkling of disclaimers.

Hubby and I have bought and sold 8 parcels of real estate during our marriage. In most of the transactions, a licensed realtor was used. But for our current home (a home of substantial value), it was a private sale between us and the sellers; we did, however, pay a realtor for a professional appraisal.

We have never felt the need for advice from a non-professional.

Edited to add: perhaps you could reduce your scope to simply Home Stager. I know of a few people who make their living as stagers.

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That’s not how ”license” is spelled in the USA.

The way real estate is sold is highly local. The OP's area of Canada is quite different from my area in California. In my neighborhood, there are very, very few FSBOs. Almost all listings are professionally staged.

Of the services the OP posted, the ones that may get some business from prospective FSBO sellers are home staging and decluttering-for-moving (that's different from just decluttering an overflowing junk drawer). A professionally designed website for the new business would be essential because people shop for services online as well as by word of mouth. Referrals from active agents would also be a good way to get business.

"Well, just speaking for myself, I don’t see much value in the services you are considering offering. Especially with the heavy sprinkling of disclaimers."

Neither do I. I mean, the whole point of FSBO is to save money, and so much of what you listed as services doesn't really need outside consultation, it's easily done by oneself. If I'm going to pay someone, I'd rather pay the commission to a real estate agent. Yes that would cost more, but the level of service would be much higher.