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Aaron LeddyREALTOR® · Red 1 Realty

Interactive tool · Central Ohio

What will I actually net?

Enter your home value, your mortgage balance, and a few specifics. You see the same line-item math that shows up at the closing table, four months earlier.

Your numbers

Start with your expected sale price and loan balance. Adjust the rest to match your situation.

Current loan balance, plus any second lien or HELOC.

Negotiable; 3% is typical.

Per the listing agreement; 2.5 to 3% is typical.

0 to 2% is typical in the current market.

Title insurance, escrow, and recording.

Ohio collects in arrears, so you credit the buyer at closing. Roughly half a year's taxes is a common starting point.

$400 to $800 if you cover it. Optional.

From inspection negotiation.

Staging, photography, deep clean, paint.

The line items

The same math that shows up at the closing table, four months earlier.

Sale price

Your expected sale price

$450,000

Mortgage payoff

Current loan balance

− $220,000

Listing commission

3% to the listing side

− $13,500

Buyer-agent commission

2.5% per the listing agreement

− $11,250

Seller concessions

1% of sale price

− $4,500

Title fees and closing costs

Title insurance, escrow, recording

− $2,200

Ohio conveyance fee

Estimated at $2 per $1,000. County totals run $1 to $4 per $1,000; your title company confirms yours

− $900

Prorated property taxes

Ohio collects in arrears; credited to the buyer

− $3,000

Home warranty

If you cover it

− $0

Estimated repairs

Inspection negotiation

− $1,500

Pre-listing prep

Staging, photo, clean, paint

− $1,200

Estimated net proceeds

$191,950

Estimates for planning, not a closing statement. Title fees, tax prorations, and county conveyance rates vary. The Seller Playbook walks through every line.

Built for Central Ohio sellers, with Ohio-specific tax and closing math throughout.

The full context

The calculator is one chapter of the Seller Playbook.

The playbook adds what the calculator cannot: your suburb's comp picture, the prep that pays, and the timing. Free, in your inbox within a day.

Cost to sell, answered

What selling costs in Ohio

The common questions behind the math. For the full breakdown, read the full cost-to-sell breakdown.

What does it cost to sell a house in Ohio?
Selling costs usually include the real estate commission, any concessions you agree to, title and closing fees, the Ohio conveyance fee, and prorated property taxes. Your net is the sale price minus those costs and your mortgage payoff. The calculator on this page works your number line by line.
What is a seller net sheet?
A net sheet is a line-item estimate of what you walk away with after a sale. It starts from the sale price, subtracts every cost between the offer and the closing table, and subtracts your loan payoff. It is the number most sellers do not see until closing, four months too late.
How is the Ohio transfer tax calculated?
Ohio charges a state conveyance fee plus a county permissive fee on the sale price. The exact county rate varies, so the calculator uses a typical Central Ohio rate. Your title company confirms the precise figure for your county at closing.
Are property taxes prorated when I sell in Ohio?
Yes. Ohio collects property taxes in arrears, so at closing you credit the buyer for the portion of taxes that covers the time you owned the home. The calculator includes a prorated-tax line so the estimate reflects it.
Is the net sheet calculator free?
Yes. It is free, with no signup. For a version run against your real address, payoff, and county rates, ask on the contact page and I will run it for you personally.

Want this run against your actual address?

The custom version uses your real payoff, your county's rates, and live comps. Book a call or ask on the contact page, and I will run it for you personally.

Aaron Leddy · REALTOR® · Red 1 Realty · Serving Central Ohio

Aaron Leddy, REALTOR®

Aaron Leddy

REALTOR®

(614) 578-5484

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