What will you actually walk away with?
Sale price minus mortgage, commission, closing, and repairs. Real numbers - the kind you can plan around.
Typically split between buyer + seller agents.
Title, escrow, doc stamps, recording fees, etc.
Pre-listing fixes or seller credits at closing.
Estimated net to you
$0
Based on a sale price of $0.
- Sale price $0
- Mortgage payoff - $0
- Agent commission (6.00%) - $0
- Closing costs (1.50%) - $0
- Repairs / concessions - $0
- Net to you $0
Estimate only. Final net varies with prorated taxes, HOA dues, and capital gains exposure.
What this doesn’t include.
The big five line items - sale price, mortgage payoff, commission, closing, repairs - get you most of the way there. But a real closing statement has more lines than that.
Property taxes are usually prorated at closing - the buyer credits you for the portion of the year they’ll own the home, or vice versa. HOA dues work the same way. These are usually small adjustments, but they move the final wire amount.
If you’re selling for more than you paid, you may owe capital gains tax - though the federal exclusion ($250K single / $500K married) covers most primary-residence sellers. Investment properties don’t get that exclusion. Talk to a CPA before assuming the net is all yours.
This is an estimate to help you plan. The number on your closing statement will be close - but get a real net sheet from us before you make any decisions tied to it.
Let’s talk strategy.
We’ll walk you through your two paths - cash offer or traditional listing - and run a real net sheet on your specific property.