Net Proceeds Calculator
Calculate your take-home proceeds after all closing costs. You'll know what you're walking away with, and what you'll have to put toward your next home.
Every line says how much we can stand behind it: the statutory ones are exact, the customary ones are marked, and the rest you'll want to confirm.
Sale price
$50,000$385k$3,000,000+
Property type
This year's tax bill
You'd net
$418,775
On $450,000 in Orange County, less $31,225 in costs.
If you can find the owner's title policy from when you bought, the reissue rate applies and this line drops by roughly $945. Your title agent needs a copy of the old policy.
We've left the property-tax proration out because we don't have your tax bill. It's usually a four-figure line — add it in for a complete picture.
Set by Florida law$5,475
Documentary stamps on the deed4,500 units × $0.70 per $100, rounded up$3,150
Owner's title insurance$5.75 per $1,000 to $100k, then $5.00 — rule 69O-186.003$2,325
Customary here$25,750
Brokerage commission5.5% of sale price$24,750
Title search and examinationMarket rate, typically $150–400$275
Closing / settlement feeMarket rate, typically $350–600$475
Municipal lien searchMarket rate, typically $150–250$200
Wire and courierVaries by title company$50
This gets the costs right. It can't tell you the price.
What a house fetches in Central FL this month is a judgement, not a rate table. That part needs someone who works the street.
An estimate, not a closing statement. Statutory lines are exact; customary and to-confirm lines vary by contract and by closing agent. Verify anything you plan to rely on.