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Seller net sheet

Definition

A seller net sheet estimates the cash a seller will receive at closing: expected sale price minus the mortgage payoff, real-estate commissions, seller-paid closing costs, transfer taxes, concessions and prorated property taxes. Agents use it to set expectations before listing and to compare offers.

Seller net sheet, explained

Line items and customary seller costs vary by state and county.

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Q.01What is seller net sheet?
A seller net sheet estimates the cash a seller will receive at closing: expected sale price minus the mortgage payoff, real-estate commissions, seller-paid closing costs, transfer taxes, concessions and prorated property taxes. Agents use it to set expectations before listing and to compare offers.
Q.02How accurate is a seller net sheet?
It is an estimate; final figures come from the settlement statement at closing.

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