Home Seller Net Proceeds Calculator

Net proceeds = Sale Price − Agent Commission − Closing Costs − Mortgage Balance − Concessions.

What this calculator does

Typical total selling costs: 8–10% of sale price (commission + closing costs).

How it works

On a $400K sale: expect $32K–$40K in costs before netting your equity.

When to use this calculator

This calculator earns its keep at decision points: before accepting a loan, comparing investment platforms, or negotiating salary. The difference between the headline figure and the true cost or return is only visible with accurate arithmetic.

Common mistakes

Many financial calculation errors stem from omitting ancillary costs: fees, taxes, insurance, or maintenance. The headline figure (interest rate, monthly payment) is rarely the complete cost of a financial product.

Real-world scenarios

An employee receives a counter-offer from another employer: a £4,000 salary increase but no pension contribution versus the current role's lower salary with 8% employer pension. Running both through the finance calculator shows the true net financial value of each offer.

Frequently asked questions

How much do I get from selling my house?

Typically 90–92% of sale price minus your remaining mortgage balance. Use this calculator for a precise estimate.

What percentage does an agent take?

Typically 5–6% split between buyer's and seller's agent. As of 2024, buyer's agent commissions may be negotiated separately.

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