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Seller Net Sheet: What You'll Walk Away With

Enter your price, your loan payoffs and your costs to estimate your net proceeds, including the property tax proration Kansas and Missouri sellers usually credit the buyer.

Where is the property?
Commission
$15,000
Property tax credit to buyer
Pick a closing date
Total costs and payoffs
$165,000
Estimated net proceeds
$135,000

An estimate. For your title and settlement figures, request a title quote.

The property tax proration

Kansas and Missouri property taxes for a year are paid after the year has started, so the seller typically credits the buyer for taxes from January 1 to the closing date. In Kansas, if you close before the second half of last year's tax is due on May 10 and it's unpaid, it's paid at closing too.

Seller costs to include

  • Mortgage and home equity payoffs
  • Commissions, if any
  • Concessions toward the buyer's costs
  • Your share of title and settlement fees, including the owner's policy if your contract assigns it to you

Common questions

What is a good estimate for seller closing costs?

Payoffs and commissions are the biggest items. Use the net sheet with your real numbers, and request a title quote for the title and settlement figures.

Can a seller refuse to pay closing costs?

Yes, unless the contract says otherwise.

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