Estimate Your Sale Price
Start with a realistic value based on comparable sales, current competition, condition and local buyer demand.
Estimate how much money you could receive from the sale of your home after your mortgage payoff and anticipated selling expenses are deducted.
Your home's selling price is only one part of the financial picture. Mortgage balances, brokerage compensation, title and escrow charges, taxes, HOA expenses, repairs and buyer concessions can all affect the amount you ultimately receive.
Use this calculator to create a preliminary estimate before listing, reviewing an offer or comparing different selling scenarios.
Several figures can be adjusted manually, while estimated title and escrow expenses are automatically calculated from your anticipated sale price.
Enter the figures you know. The estimated title and escrow amount will automatically calculate from the sale price and may be manually adjusted if needed.
Adjust any figure and select Calculate My Net Proceeds.
Some expenses are calculated automatically while others depend on your transaction.
Important: Brokerage compensation is negotiable. The calculator does not assume or recommend a commission rate. Estimated title and escrow costs are provided solely as a planning estimate and may differ from actual charges.
A few realistic numbers can help you compare different selling scenarios before making a decision.
Start with a realistic value based on comparable sales, current competition, condition and local buyer demand.
Include mortgages, equity loans and other known debts that must be satisfied through the sale.
Enter the negotiated percentage you want to use for planning purposes.
The calculator automatically provides an estimated title and escrow amount based on your anticipated sale price.
Include taxes, HOA fees, repairs, buyer concessions and other known costs if applicable.
Compare the estimated proceeds with different sale prices and expense assumptions.
Net proceeds are the estimated funds remaining after debts secured by the property and the selling expenses included in the transaction are deducted from the sale price.
Understand what the calculator includes and why final proceeds may differ from an online estimate.
Seller net proceeds are the funds remaining after mortgage and lien payoffs, brokerage compensation, closing expenses, taxes, concessions and other applicable transaction costs are deducted from the sale price.
No. It is a planning tool. Actual proceeds depend on final payoff figures, title and escrow charges, prorated taxes, HOA charges, contract terms and other property-specific expenses.
The calculator automatically creates a preliminary title and escrow estimate based on the anticipated sale price. The result is intended for planning only and may be replaced with a more accurate quote when available.
Brokerage compensation is negotiable and varies according to the services and terms agreed upon by the brokerage and client. The calculator therefore allows the user to enter a percentage solely for planning purposes.
A mortgage payoff is generally repayment of existing debt rather than a selling fee. It still reduces the amount of money the seller receives and is included in the net-proceeds calculation.
You may enter an estimated repair or preparation amount to compare scenarios or leave the field at zero if those expenses are unknown.
Request a personalized seller net sheet using your estimated home value, mortgage payoff information and anticipated transaction expenses.
Combine a realistic home-value estimate with a personalized net sheet to get a clearer picture of what you may receive from your sale.