NET SHEET CALCULATOR · MARGATE, FL
Seller Net Sheet for Margate, FL
See exactly what you walk away with after every cost — commission, buyer-agent, closing fees, and taxes. Pre-filled with Margate's median home price.
$385,000
$100K$3.0M
2.5%
FLAT FEE MLS
Sale price$385,000
Listing fee-$99
Buyer agent (2.5%)-$9,625
Closing costs (~1.5%)-$5,775
YOUR NET
$369,501
TRADITIONAL 3% AGENT
Sale price$385,000
Listing commission (3%)-$11,550
Buyer agent (2.5%)-$9,625
Closing costs (~1.5%)-$5,775
YOUR NET
$358,050
YOU KEEP MORE WITH FLAT FEE MLS
$11,451
Understanding Your Margate Seller Net Sheet
On a $385,000 home in Margate, with flat fee MLS ($99 listing fee), a 2.5% buyer-agent commission ($9,625), and approximately 1.5% in closing costs, your estimated net proceeds are around $369,501. With a traditional 3% listing agent ($11,550), the same costs reduce your net by $11,451. The Broward MLS is the database every buyer agent serving Margate searches daily — listing for $99 means you keep that $11,451 difference while reaching the exact same buyers.
MEDIAN HOME PRICE
$385,000
MLS BOARD
Broward MLS
FLAT FEE COST
$99
TRADITIONAL 3% FEE
$11,550
YOUR SAVINGS
$11,451
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Margate Seller Calculator Questions
What is a seller net sheet in Margate, FL?
A seller net sheet is an estimate of your proceeds after paying all costs associated with the sale: listing commission, buyer-agent commission, closing costs, and any mortgage payoff. This calculator shows your net with flat fee MLS ($99) vs. a traditional 3% listing agent.
What are typical closing costs for sellers in Margate?
Florida sellers typically pay 1–2% of the sale price in closing costs including documentary stamp tax ($0.70/$100), title insurance (seller-paid in most Florida counties), settlement/closing fee ($400–$800), and prorated property taxes.
How much will I net selling my Margate home?
On a $385,000 Margate home with flat fee MLS ($99) + 2.5% buyer-agent + ~1.5% closing costs, your estimated net is approximately $369,501. With a 3% listing agent instead, your net drops by about $11,451.
Does the buyer or seller pay closing costs in Florida?
Both pay closing costs, but different ones. Sellers typically pay: documentary stamp tax, title insurance (in most counties), their portion of the settlement fee, and prorated property taxes.
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