Home Sale Net Proceeds Calculator

Estimate the cash you’ll walk away with after selling, sale price minus your mortgage payoff, agent commission, closing costs, repairs, and concessions. Calculates privately in your browser.

Net proceeds (cash to you)

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Agent commission-
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Show the math

Your net is the sale price minus the loan you repay and every selling cost:

net = sale − payoff − commission − closing − repairs − other

This estimates cash at closing, not your taxable gain, capital-gains rules and any prorated property taxes are separate. Confirm figures with your settlement statement. All math runs locally in your browser.

What this does

A home sale net proceeds calculator estimates the cash you walk away with after selling, sale price minus your mortgage payoff, agent commission, closing costs, repairs, and concessions.

How it works

Start with the sale price, subtract the loan you must repay, then subtract every selling cost. What remains is your cash at closing.

How to use it

  1. Enter the expected sale price.
  2. Enter your mortgage payoff.
  3. Add commission and closing costs.
  4. Read your estimated net proceeds.

Understanding your result

Net proceeds are cash at closing, not your taxable gain. Taxable gain depends on your cost basis and exclusions, consult a tax professional.

Example

A $400,000 sale with a $250,000 payoff and 6% selling costs nets roughly $126,000.

Sources & methodology

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Frequently asked questions

How are net proceeds calculated?

Start with the sale price, subtract the loan you must repay, then subtract every selling cost, commission, closing costs, repairs, and concessions. What remains is your cash at closing.

How much is the agent commission?

Commissions are negotiable and vary; a combined figure around 5–6% of the sale price has been common. Enter the percentage that applies to your sale.

Is this my taxable profit?

No, net proceeds are cash at closing, not your capital gain. Taxable gain depends on your cost basis and exclusions; consult a tax professional.

Do you store my numbers?

No. All math happens locally in your browser.