Enter your estimated closing date. This date is used to calculate prorated credits and debits.

Enter your estimated home sale price.

Enter your mortgage payoff value. You can contact your mortgage company for a payoff estimate.

Enter the value of your last property tax bill. If you have already paid the current year property taxes, check the 'Paid' checkbox. You can find the most recent bill on your County Tax Collector website. It is common at closing for the property taxes to be prorated so you only pay property taxes for the length of time you own the property.

The total commission rate is negotiated with the listing agent prior to listing the home for sale.

A broker compliance fee covers costs associated with closing a real estate deal- commonly things like proper completion of forms and contracts, document storage and management, etc.

This is typically negotiated prior to acceptance of offer and is commonly seen in strong buyer markets where inventory is high. Contributing to buyer closing costs makes it easier for buyers to purchase as they have to bring less cash to closing.

A seller can offer a home warranty at time of listing to instill confidence in buyers that they're looking at a mechanically sound home. This can also be negotiated prior to accepting an offer. Common costs for a home warranty is $500-$600.

It is customary for the buyer to pay the title search fee but as with most things real estate, this can be negotiated prior to accepting an offer.

It is customary for the buyer to pay for the Homeowner's Title Insurance but as with most things real estate, this can be negotiated prior to accepting an offer.

It is customary for the seller to pay Document Stamp Taxes but as with most things real estate, this can be negotiated prior to accepting an offer.

Costs of repairing negotiated home inspection items.

This is the fee a seller pays an attorney to verify mortgage payoff amounts, document preparation, lein search, prepare transfer of deed, etc.