Calculate your
net proceeds.
The sale price is not what you keep. By the time you account for agent commission, closing costs, repairs, and your remaining mortgage balance, the number that lands in your account can look very different from the headline number.
This tool gives you a realistic starting estimate for Cedar Park and Leander homeowners. It is not a substitute for a real conversation, but it gives you a solid foundation before you make any decisions.
Sale Details
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Closing Costs (avg)
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Total Selling Costs
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Estimated Net Proceeds
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This is the estimated amount you will receive after paying off your mortgage and all transaction costs.
What does a net sheet actually tell you?
A net sheet is the document that shows you what you keep after a sale, not what your home sells for. In Cedar Park and Leander, sellers are often surprised by how much the transaction costs reduce their take-home number. Commission, title fees, taxes, and any repairs or prep costs all come off the top.
This estimate is a starting point based on a mid-year closing with typical closing costs at 2%, which includes title work, escrow, lender costs, prorated taxes, HOA fees, and a standard home warranty.
Your actual number shifts based on your closing month. Closing in January versus December significantly changes how much in prorated taxes gets credited back to you. HOA fees vary by property and community, and some homes have none at all. Any additional seller concessions you negotiate will affect this further. A real net sheet from a title company will be more precise.
If you want to walk through a real net sheet based on your specific home and situation, that is something I can help with. It takes about fifteen minutes and gives you a much clearer picture before you make any decisions.
Not sure what your home is worth?
These estimates assume a sale price you enter. If you want a ballpark before you run the numbers, get a baseline home value estimate first.
Get Baseline Estimate