Try the math yourself
What would you walk away with?
Put in your own numbers and compare three ways to sell. Nothing is assumed for you, and you don't need to give an email.
Start here
Title and closing costsFilled in at 1% as a rough starting point for a seller's title and closing fees. Yours will differ, so change it if you have a quote. Your share of property taxes for the year is extra.
Agent feesLeft blank on purpose. Agent fees are not set by law and are fully negotiable, so there is no standard number to fill in. Try a few to see how each changes your result. I'll show you mine in writing when we meet.
Who pays the buyer's agent?The buyer agrees a fee with their own agent. A buyer can ask the seller to cover it as part of the offer, and you decide whether to accept. Enter a number here to see what agreeing would cost.
Agent fees aren't in the results yet. Add them above for a truer number.
List it right
Sell it as it is today, on the open market.
You'd walk away with about
$ –
Fix what pays
Have a budget in mind, or quotes from contractors? Put them in here.
You'd walk away with about
$ –
Sell on your date
Take a cash or investor offer.
Best when your date matters most. Fees on these offers often total about 7% to 14% or more of the home's value, counting service fees, closing costs and repair deductions. That's a range from published industry reviews, not a guarantee. Every company sets its own. Agent commissions are not applied in this calculation.
You'd walk away with about
$ –
This is simple math on the numbers you enter. It leaves out taxes, moving costs, the cost of holding the home while repairs are done, and any credits to a buyer. It is not an appraisal or a promise of what your home will sell for.
Guessing at the prices?
That's the hard part, and it's my job. I'll work out what each option could really sell for from recent sales near you, and send it in writing.