Texas Net to Seller & Listing Price Calculator
BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): The Net to Seller represents the cash a homeowner receives at closing after paying off all mortgages, brokerage commissions, and closing fees. Working backward from a target net profit determines the required listing price.
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The home must sell for at least this amount to fulfill all liabilities and leave the seller with their desired net cash.
Closing Settlement Verification
What does this calculate?
Calculators provide immediate verification, but licensing exams require you to reconstruct this arithmetic by hand on paper. Understanding the core financial boundaries, variables, and statutory margins of this formula is critical to securing your Texas licensing credentials.
Sales Price = (Target Net + Mortgage Payoff + Closing Costs) ÷ (1 - Commission Rate %)
Never calculate the listing price by adding the commission rate directly to the target net (e.g., $100,000 net + 6% = $106,000 listing price). If you sell at $106,000, the 6% commission is $6,360, leaving the seller with only $99,640. You must always divide by the complement of the commission rate (e.g., 0.94).
Worked Texas Exam Example
TREC Rule §535.156
Fiduciary Duty and Honest Pricing
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