Seller proceeds

Your sale price is not your take-home amount.

Work through the costs and compare three sale-price scenarios. All amounts are Canadian dollars.

01 / Your sale and costs

Start with your estimates

Enter every amount, including 0 for items that do not apply. Financial answers stay in this page and are not sent to analytics or the contact form.

Estimated sale price ($)Your estimate, not an automated home valuation.Compare this much lower and higher ($)Mortgage principal and accrued interest ($)Exclude charges entered separately below.Lender prepayment charge ($)Ask your lender; enter 0 only if appropriate.Other lender and discharge fees ($)Legal costs including tax and disbursements ($)Other secured debt to discharge ($)Net closing adjustments ($)Positive = cost; negative = credit to you.Preparation allowance including tax ($)Moving allowance including tax ($)

If your lender payout quote already includes penalties or discharge fees, separate those amounts before entering them to avoid subtracting them twice.

02 / Compensation assumptions

Use your agreed terms

The figures below are editable examples, not a universal rate or a binding quote. This model supports two percentage tiers. Check your agreement before relying on it.

First compensation tier ($)Rate on first tier (%)Rate on remaining price (%)Tax on compensation (%)

Three prices. One clearer picture.

Lower / entered / higher price. These are comparisons, not predicted outcomes.

CAD	Lower	Entered	Higher

Preparation and moving are budget allowances; they may be paid separately from closing. A buyer deposit is part of the sale price and should not be subtracted again.

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