Seller net sheet
Estimate what you'd keep from a sale in the Kansas City metro. Change any figure; everything updates as you type.
Net sheet questions
What is a seller net sheet?
An estimate of what you keep from a sale: the price, less your loan payoffs, commissions, title and closing fees, your share of the year’s property tax, and any credits or repairs you agree to.
Why is my property tax a cost at closing?
In Kansas and Missouri, property tax is paid after the year it covers. At closing, you credit the buyer for the days of the year you owned the home, because the buyer will pay that year’s bill.
Where do the real figures come from?
Your lender’s payoff statement, your title company’s quote and settlement statement, and your county tax statement. This sheet is for planning; the title company’s settlement statement is the final word.
Are commissions fixed?
No. Commissions are negotiable, and what you pay is set in your listing agreement and the purchase contract.
Find out what your home could sell for
A net sheet starts with a price. Tom will prepare a pricing review for your home, with no obligation to list.
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