Does the seller net sheet use Texas title rates?

The calculator uses Texas title insurance premium rates for the owner title policy estimate, with final closing figures still subject to confirmation by the title company, lender, tax office, HOA, contract, and closing documents.

Free RJ seller tool

Seller Net Sheet Calculator

Estimate what a seller may net after payoff, commission, concessions, taxes, title, HOA, repairs, and closing costs.

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Live proceeds estimate

Update sale price, payoff, commission, concessions, prorations, repairs, and other costs in one worksheet.

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Export a clean seller net sheet for a pricing conversation without submitting the numbers.

Planning only

Use this before the title company, lender, tax office, HOA, and closing disclosure finalize the numbers.

Final proceeds can change after title, lender payoff, repairs, prorations, HOA resale package, survey, warranty, concessions, and closing disclosure updates.

The PDF is generated on the device as an application/pdf file and does not submit the worksheet to RJ Williams & Company.

For a listing-specific net sheet, ask an RJ agent to pair this worksheet with a current pricing and market strategy review.

What to know first

What is a seller net sheet?

A seller net sheet is a planning worksheet that starts with an expected sale price, subtracts mortgage payoff and likely selling costs, and estimates the cash a seller may receive at closing. It is not a final closing disclosure. Final figures depend on the contract, title company, lender payoff, property taxes, HOA fees, repairs, concessions, and closing documents.

Related seller guides

Plan the estimate with more context

Use these RJ Williams guides to understand the closing-cost categories behind the calculator before you compare listing price, concessions, and net proceeds.

DFW Seller Closing Costs Texas Title Premium Guide