Free Sellers Net Sheet

SHOWING ESTIMATED PROFIT WHEN YOU SELL

What costs are involved

WHEN YOU SELL YOUR HOME?

What exactly is an Estimated Sellers Net Sheet?

An Estimated Sellers Net Sheet is a line-by-line breakdown of what your anticipated closing costs and profit will be when you sell your home. Bear in mind that no two sales transactions are exactly alike, so costs can vary. There are many, many factors that come into play. Most of the costs will be determined by your final selling price. Others will vary depending on which county your property is located in. And still others are determined by the individual vendors who are providing services for your transaction. Lastly, there are costs that are determined by the actual sales contract (for example, if you’re agreeing to cover any of the buyers closing costs or pay for a home warranty).

What we’ll need from you

If you can gather up all of the information regarding your current mortgage balance(s), that will be the first step. This information can easily be found on your most recent mortgage statement(s). You’ll also need to let us know if there are any other financial liens against the property (for example a tax lien or judgment). The more information we have about what is currently owed against the property, the more accurate the estimated net sheet will be.

How long do they take?

As soon as we have your loan (and other) payoff information, we’ll begin preparing the estimated net sheet. So unless we’re out showing property or meeting with other clients, it’ll hardly take any time at all! If you’re interested in getting an idea how much you’ll net at a particular sales price, give us a call! You’ll have your answer in a flash.

Two ways to get started

In order for us to do an estimated sellers net sheet, we’ll need to gather up a few basic details. Needless to say, you can simply call or text us at (949) 903-5101. Or, if you’d prefer, you can fill out this form and we’ll get started on it right away. Either method is fine with us, and you are under no obligation whatsoever. It’s simply our way of demonstrating our real estate knowledge and expertise, and if that can help someone along the way…then we’re thrilled to be a part of it!

In order to maximize the accuracy of our analysis, there may be occasions where we’ll need more information about any of your outstanding loans (or other liens), and we’ll contact you prior to completing our report.