Home Sale Net Proceeds Calculator
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Most Inland Empire sellers walk away with 60–75% of their sale price after paying off their mortgage and all selling costs.
What Costs Do Sellers Pay in California?
Understanding every deduction before you close
Agent Commission
In California, commissions are negotiable and not set by law; every brokerage sets its own fees. Frank charges 1% to list — $7,500 on a $750,000 home for the seller side. Any buyer-side fee is a separate negotiation handled within the purchase offer. To compare, enter another agent's written quote in the field above.
Escrow & Title
Escrow fees in Southern California typically run $1,500–$3,000 depending on sale price. Title insurance (owner's policy) adds $1,000–$2,500. These fees are split between buyer and seller by custom, though everything is negotiable.
Transfer Tax
California counties charge a documentary transfer tax — typically $1.10 per $1,000 of the sale price (so $825 on a $750K sale). Some cities add a city transfer tax on top. Riverside County charges only the state rate; no additional city tax in most cities Frank serves.
Repairs & Concessions
After inspection, buyers commonly request repairs or credits. The amount varies widely — minimal for move-in-ready homes, higher for deferred maintenance. A pre-listing inspection (typically $400–$600) lets you address issues before they become negotiating chips.