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Seller's Net Sheet

See what you could walk away with after commission, Florida closing costs, and payoffs. Change any number to match your situation.

Estimate only. Not a quote, appraisal, or settlement statement. Everything runs on your device; nothing you enter is sent to me.

The sale

Have this year's property taxes already been paid?

Florida tax bills arrive in November and are usually paid by March of the next year, so for most closings the answer is no.

Is the home in an HOA or condo association?

What comes off the top

Use the payoff figure from your lender, not the balance on your statement. Payoffs include interest to the closing date.

Solar loan, judgments, code enforcement, contractor liens, per the payoff demand.

Subtotal$0.00

Brokerage compensation

Total compensation for the listing brokerage and any compensation you choose to offer a buyer's agent. Negotiable.

Subtotal$0.00

Seller closing costs (Florida)

Documentary stamps on the deed$0.70 per $100 of sale price, set by Florida statute$0.00
Owner's title insurance policyFlorida's promulgated rate, set by the state$0.00
Who pays the owner's title policy?

Title company's fee.

Title company's fee.

Subtotal$0.00

Prorations at closing

Property taxes prorated to closingAnswer the tax question under The sale.$0.00
Subtotal$0.00

Your estimate

Estimated net proceeds

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Enter a sale price to see your estimate.

Line-by-line breakdown

Estimate only. Not a guarantee of proceeds. This net sheet is a self-service estimate built from the figures you entered. It is not a quote, appraisal, broker price opinion, loan estimate, or settlement statement, and Brantley Willis and Keller Williams Gainesville Realty Partners make no representation that it is accurate or complete. Your actual proceeds will differ. They depend on the final contract price and terms, lender payoff statements, title company charges, prorations, HOA estoppel figures, and costs not shown here. Brokerage compensation is negotiable and is set only by a signed listing agreement. Final figures come from the title company's settlement statement at closing. Closing cost amounts reflect customary North Central Florida figures and Florida statutory rates as of October 2026. This is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Consult your own attorney, CPA, or financial advisor, and do not rely on this estimate alone when deciding whether to list, sell, or accept an offer.

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