Seller Net Proceeds Calculator
Best for: SellerEstimate what you will actually net after mortgage payoff, commission, closing costs, repairs, and credits.
What does this calculator do?
This calculator estimates your net proceeds from a property sale by subtracting mortgage payoff, realtor commission, closing costs, repairs, buyer credits, taxes owed, other liens, and moving costs from the sale price.
Who should use it?
Sellers who want to understand what they will actually walk away with after all selling costs — not just the sale price.
What numbers do I need?
Estimated sale price, mortgage payoff, realtor commission percentage, seller closing cost percentage, repairs, buyer credits, taxes owed, other liens, and moving costs.
What should I watch out for?
Commission and closing cost percentages can vary. Repairs discovered during inspection can change your net. Property taxes may be prorated. Always verify with your realtor and title company.
How It Works
- 1Enter your estimated sale price and remaining mortgage payoff.
- 2Input the realtor commission percentage (typically 5-6%) and seller closing cost percentage (typically 1-3%).
- 3Add estimated repair costs, buyer credits, taxes owed, other liens, and moving costs.
- 4The calculator subtracts all costs from the sale price to show your estimated net proceeds and equity.
Who This Calculator Is For
This calculator is for homeowners considering selling who want to see the real financial outcome after all costs. It is especially useful when deciding whether to sell, what price to accept, or whether to make repairs before listing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do sellers calculate net proceeds?
What is the difference between gross sale price and net proceeds?
What are typical seller closing costs?
What is estimated equity?
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Calculator results are estimates for educational and informational purposes only. They are not financial, legal, tax, or lending advice and do not represent a loan approval or commitment to lend. Actual terms vary based on lender, borrower profile, documentation, market conditions, and underwriting.