Seller Tool

Estimated Net Proceeds

See what you could walk away with after payoffs, selling costs and any credits to the buyer.
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Estimated net proceeds

$750,000

62.5% of sales price retained

Net proceedsPayoffsSelling expensesConcessionsOther
Gross sales price$1,200,000
Total mortgage & lien payoffs$450,000
Total selling expenses$0
Total seller concessions$0
Other closing costs / liens$0
Estimated net proceeds$750,000
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Gross sales price$1,200,000
First mortgage payoff−$450,000
Second mortgage / HELOC payoff−$0
Real estate brokerage compensation−$0
Title & escrow fees−$0
Transfer taxes−$0
Property tax proration−$0
HOA transfer & document fees−$0
Seller-paid repairs−$0
Credit toward buyer closing costs−$0
Temporary buydown contribution−$0
Other closing costs / liens−$0
Estimated net proceeds$750,000

Capital gains taxes are not included — consult a tax professional for a separate tax analysis.

All figures are estimates for educational purposes and may differ from actual closing statements. Final seller proceeds depend on negotiated terms, verified loan payoffs, escrow charges, taxes, title fees, and applicable transaction costs. Real estate compensation is negotiable and not set by law.

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