Seller Net Proceeds Calculator for San Diego County
This shows what's left after escrow, title, county transfer tax and your loan payoff. It compares a traditional 3% listing commission against a flat $999 or $4,999.
Example
On an $850,000 sale, a 3% listing side costs $25,500. The $999 plan keeps up to $24,501 of that with you.
An estimate, not an appraisal.
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Sale price
Questions people ask
- What does selling cost besides the agent fee?
- Escrow around $2,250, title insurance around $2,000–$2,800, county transfer tax at $1.10 per $1,000 of price, plus anything you agree to in the contract.
- Do I have to pay the buyer's agent?
- No. A buyer may ask you to cover some of their agent's fee in their offer, and you decide each time.
- When is the flat fee paid?
- At closing, out of escrow. Nothing up front, and no fee at all if the home doesn't sell.
On your next purchase, your agent gets paid $30,000.
Most buyers don't know this. The seller pays your agent a big chunk of the sale price. We think most of that should go to you. We charge one flat fee and send you the rest at closing.
Find out how much is yours*Up to $30K is an estimate on a home priced around $1.03M or more where the seller offers 3% to the buyer's agent, on the $999 plan. Your amount depends on the price, what the seller offers, and your loan. Most lenders apply a credit to closing costs first. Estimates only, not a guarantee.