More equity than you think
The typical seller in NAR's 2025 survey had owned their home 11 years. Years of payments and a changed market add up — or don't. Knowing is the point.

Seller net sheet
Not the sale price. The check at closing: price, minus what you owe, minus the costs nobody mentions until the end. Run your numbers in a minute, then have Sean firm them up.
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The typical seller in NAR's 2025 survey had owned their home 11 years. Years of payments and a changed market add up — or don't. Knowing is the point.
Your mortgage payoff, commission, South Carolina's deed recording fee, prorated taxes, repairs from the inspection. Put them in now and nothing surprises you later.
Net proceeds calculator
Estimated take-home at closing
Enter a price
An estimate from the numbers you entered. The deed recording fee is South Carolina's statutory $1.85 per $500 of price, customarily paid by the seller. Nothing you type here is saved; if you send your details, this summary goes to Sean with them.
Have Sean firm this upHow it works
What you hope to sell for and what you owe. The calculator shows your estimated take-home as you type.
Your address and the best way to reach you. It goes to Sean and nobody else.
Sean checks the price against real sales and itemizes every cost, so you can plan around a real number.
Questions
It's arithmetic on the numbers you enter plus South Carolina's deed recording fee, which is set by law. The sale price is your guess until Sean checks it against real sales, so treat the result as an estimate.
No. Commissions are negotiable. The calculator starts at an example rate — change it to whatever you like.
Nobody. The calculator runs in your browser and nothing is saved. Only what you send goes to Sean.
Want an itemized net sheet? Two steps, ten seconds. It goes to Sean and nobody else.