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Net Proceeds

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Definition

The actual cash you receive after selling—the sale price minus commission, title insurance, transfer taxes, attorney fees, and any liens or mortgages. This number matters more than the gross sale price because it's what you actually walk away with.

Where you’ll meet it

What's my current home worth, and what will I walk away with?

See it in Moving up to my next home · Step 1

About this term

Net proceeds represent actual seller funds received. Calculate by subtracting commission, title insurance, transfer taxes, attorney fees, and any liens.

Pro Tip

Calculate net proceeds upfront. Understanding your true benefit helps evaluate offer acceptability.

Example

Sale price $450,000 minus $22,500 commission, $5,000 closing costs, $3,000 taxes equals $419,500 net proceeds.

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