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Free seller and buyer net sheet calculator
Build a net sheet in a couple of minutes: what the seller walks away with, or what the buyer brings to closing. Commission, loan payoffs, title and the transfer taxes for the property's state, county and city are worked out for you. Then send it as a PDF with your logo on it.
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Seller's estimated net sheet
Change the numbers to see the net update.
| Sale price | |
| Commission | |
| Loan payoff | |
| Title, escrow and recording | |
| Closing costs estimated at 1.5% of the sale price. | |
| Estimated net to seller | |
Adds your state's transfer taxes and title costs. Then download or email the PDF. No account needed.
New: photo to net sheet
Take a photo of the house. Get the net sheet.
At a showing or driving past a sign, point your phone at the home. NetSheet.org works out which house it is, looks it up on Zillow and has the seller's net sheet ready before you're back in the car.
- Point and tapAim at the house you want, in the middle of the frame.
- It picks the houseFrom where you stand, the way the camera faces and the homes around you, it chooses the one house in your photo. No typing.
- The sheet fills inAddress, county taxes, the Zillow price, HOA and the listing agent, then the net sheet. Email it to the listing agent in one tap.
On your phone's browser, no app to install. Wrong house? Tap the right one on the map.
Homes for sale: tap one for its net sheet
Every pin is a home for sale on Zillow. Tap one to see the price, the listing agent and their brokerage, then make the seller's net sheet for it in one click.
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Listings and photos from Zillow. Prices and agents as Zillow shows them; check the listing before you send anything.
How does the net sheet calculator work?
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Find the property
Type the address or click the home on the map. The state, county and city fill in, and so do their transfer taxes and closing customs.
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Adjust the numbers
Price, commission, mortgages, title, escrow, HOA, repairs and credits. Every tax is its own line you can change. Switch between the seller sheet, the buyer sheet, or both.
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Send it
Download the net sheet as a PDF, or email it to your client straight from NetSheet.org. Both are free.
Why bring a net sheet to the listing appointment?
Sellers ask what they'll net before they ask anything else, and buyers ask what to bring to closing. Have the net sheet on paper before you leave the kitchen table.
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Every state, county and city
Transfer taxes, mortgage taxes, title and recording for all 50 states and DC, down to the county, with city taxes where they apply.
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Seller and buyer net sheets
The seller's estimated net, the buyer's cash to close, or both side by side from the same numbers.
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The property, found for you
Address suggestions, automatic county detection, and a map where you can click the home. A Zillow lookup can fill in the price, HOA dues and taxes.
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Saved net sheets
Every sheet is saved to your account, so you can reopen and revise it when the offer changes.
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Your logo and your PDF design
ProfessionalAdd your logo and footer text, choose the PDF layout and colours, and remove the NetSheet.org watermark.
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Your email design and client replies
AgencyEmailing a net sheet is free on every plan. Agency sends it in your own email design and keeps your client's replies in one inbox.
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Penny, the built-in assistant
Ask in plain words for a quote on an address, then have it saved or sent. The free plan includes three messages to try it.
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Works on your phone
Run the numbers from an open house or a driveway, not just your desk.
Net sheets and closing costs for every state
Each state page shows the transfer tax, who usually pays for title, typical seller closing costs and a worked example, and links to its counties. There are pages for all 50 states, DC, 3,143 counties and the cities with their own transfer tax. Some people write it as one word, netsheet; it is the same thing.
Buyer net sheets and closing costs What is a net sheet? Seller closing costs, ranked
- Alabama seller net sheet
- Alaska seller net sheet
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- Arkansas seller net sheet
- California seller net sheet
- Colorado seller net sheet
- Connecticut seller net sheet
- Delaware seller net sheet
- District of Columbia seller net sheet
- Florida seller net sheet
- Georgia seller net sheet
- Hawaii seller net sheet
- Idaho seller net sheet
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- Kentucky seller net sheet
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- Maine seller net sheet
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- New Hampshire seller net sheet
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- New York seller net sheet
- North Carolina seller net sheet
- North Dakota seller net sheet
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- Tennessee seller net sheet
- Texas seller net sheet
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- Vermont seller net sheet
- Virginia seller net sheet
- Washington seller net sheet
- West Virginia seller net sheet
- Wisconsin seller net sheet
- Wyoming seller net sheet
Looking for a county or city? Browse every county and city, each with its own transfer tax and a worked example.
The Closing Table
Real sales, with the closing math
Notable sales straight from the public record, each with what the seller likely netted and what the buyer brought to closing.
Net sheet questions
Anything else, send us a message or email [email protected].
What is a net sheet?
A net sheet is an estimate of the money in a home sale. A seller net sheet shows what the seller walks away with: the sale price minus commission, loan payoffs, title and escrow fees, transfer taxes, prorated property taxes and any credits to the buyer. A buyer net sheet shows the cash the buyer needs to close. Agents bring one to the listing appointment and update it when an offer comes in. Read what a seller net sheet is.
Is NetSheet.org free?
Yes. The net sheet calculator works without an account, and you can download the PDF or email it to yourself free. A free account adds saved net sheets and emailing them to your clients, up to 25 a day. The Professional plan ($10 a month) puts your logo and your own design on the PDF. The Agency plan ($30 a month) adds your own email design and reading your clients' replies in one inbox.
Which states and counties does it cover?
All 50 states and DC, down to the county, with city taxes where a city charges its own, such as Chicago, Los Angeles and New York City. Each state, county and city has a page with its transfer tax and a worked example under net sheets by state.
Does it include transfer tax?
Yes. Once the property is located, the state, county and city transfer taxes fill in, along with the mortgage taxes on a buyer’s loan, title insurance, recording fees and who customarily pays each one there. Every tax is its own line, so you can see where it comes from and type over it when a negotiated split changes the number.
Can I put my logo on the PDF and email it to my client?
Every account can download the net sheet as a PDF and email it to a client from NetSheet.org, free. On the Professional plan the PDF carries your logo, footer text, layout and colours instead of the NetSheet.org watermark. On the Agency plan the email uses your own design and you read your client's reply in your inbox.
Does it work out the buyer’s cash to close?
Yes. Switch to the buyer sheet for the down payment, loan costs, title, recording, mortgage taxes and prepaid items, less earnest money already paid. You can also show the seller and buyer sheets side by side from the same numbers. See buyer closing costs by state.
How accurate are the numbers?
They are estimates for planning, not a closing statement. NetSheet.org keeps the transfer tax, mortgage tax, title and recording rules for every state and DC, with county and city rules where they differ, and records the source and the date each one was checked. The final figures come from the title or escrow company handling the sale.
Questions? Send us a message
Ask about the net sheet calculator, your account, or a rate that looks wrong for your county. We reply by email, usually within one business day.
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