Live proceeds estimate
Update sale price, payoff, commission, concessions, prorations, repairs, and other costs in one worksheet.
Estimate what a seller may net after payoff, commission, concessions, taxes, title, HOA, repairs, and closing costs.
Update sale price, payoff, commission, concessions, prorations, repairs, and other costs in one worksheet.
Export a clean seller net sheet for a pricing conversation without submitting the numbers.
Use this before the title company, lender, tax office, HOA, and closing disclosure finalize the numbers.
It estimates seller proceeds by starting with expected sale price, then subtracting payoff, broker compensation, concessions, prorations, title, HOA, repair, warranty, and other closing costs.
Common reductions include mortgage payoff, seller concessions, broker compensation, prorated taxes, owner title policy, escrow charges, HOA items, repairs, warranties, and contract-specific fees.
No. It is a planning estimate. Final proceeds depend on the signed contract, lender payoff, tax office, title company, HOA, repairs, concessions, and closing documents.
A seller net sheet is a planning worksheet that starts with an expected sale price, subtracts mortgage payoff and likely selling costs, and estimates the cash a seller may receive at closing. It is not a final closing disclosure. Final figures depend on the contract, title company, lender payoff, property taxes, HOA fees, repairs, concessions, and closing documents.
Use these RJ Williams guides to understand the closing-cost categories behind the calculator before you compare listing price, concessions, and net proceeds.