Brokerage compensation
Listing and buyer-side brokerage compensation, if applicable, is negotiable and governed by the signed agreements and transaction terms.

Huntington • North Shore Long Island • New York
The price your home sells for is not the same as the amount you take home. Brokerage compensation, transfer taxes, mortgage payoff, attorney fees, property tax adjustments, and negotiated credits can affect your final proceeds.
Explore the breakdown, adjust your own numbers, and connect with Sandra “Sandy” Bianco for guidance tailored to Huntington, Lloyd Harbor, Cold Spring Harbor, Syosset, Dix Hills, and surrounding communities.
New York taxes, local customs, property type, loan terms, and the signed contract all influence the final closing statement.

Understand the numbers
Net proceeds are the estimated funds left after subtracting mortgage payoff, negotiated brokerage compensation, taxes, transaction charges, credits, and other applicable deductions from the sale price.
Sandy can help you evaluate your options and coordinate with the appropriate lender, attorney, title company, and closing professionals. This calculator is a planning aid, not a closing statement.
Detailed cost categories
The categories below explain common expenses. Actual responsibility for each item depends on the purchase contract, property, loan, and local requirements.
Listing and buyer-side brokerage compensation, if applicable, is negotiable and governed by the signed agreements and transaction terms.
New York State transfer tax and applicable local or higher-value property taxes may apply. Exact amounts depend on the property and transaction.
Outstanding principal, accrued interest, lender payoff charges, home equity loans, and recorded liens can reduce proceeds.
Seller attorney fees, document preparation, recording, and settlement-related charges depend on the closing arrangements.
Property taxes, fuel, association charges, and other expenses may be adjusted between buyer and seller at closing.
Negotiated buyer credits, repairs, staging, cleaning, moving, and pre-listing work may affect the seller’s overall net.
Interactive planning tool
Change any input to update the estimate instantly. All values are illustrative and can be customized for your transaction.
Enter your own estimates. Percentage assumptions are editable and are not quotes or legally prescribed rates.
This simplified estimate does not calculate capital gains tax, tax withholding, early repayment penalties, or every possible local surcharge. Negative proceeds indicate a potential shortfall.
Smart planning
Estimate your proceeds before selecting a list price or evaluating an offer.
A current lender payoff statement can differ from the mortgage balance displayed online.
Price, contingencies, timing, repairs, and credits can all change the financial outcome.
Staging, preparation, and moving expenses are often outside the formal closing statement.
Frequently asked questions
Costs depend on the negotiated compensation, transfer taxes, mortgage payoff, attorney charges, prorations, and any concessions or preparation expenses. A property-specific seller net sheet is best.
No. Brokerage compensation is negotiable and is determined by applicable agreements and transaction terms.
The responsibility depends on law and contract terms. Sellers commonly pay New York State real estate transfer tax, but additional rules and taxes may apply. Confirm with your attorney.
Not necessarily. A payoff statement may include accrued interest, fees, and other adjustments through the payoff date.
Capital gains and other income taxes are separate from many closing charges. Ask a qualified tax professional about exclusions, basis, and your specific circumstances.
Next step
Whether you're buying in Huntington, Lloyd Harbor, Cold Spring Harbor, Syosset, or Dix Hills, Sandy can help you understand the process and connect with the professionals who prepare your actual closing figures.
Educational estimates only. This page does not provide legal, tax, lending, or financial advice. Actual fees and taxes depend on property location, financing, contract terms, and closing professionals. Verify all figures with your lender, attorney, and settlement team.