Realtor fee
The fee is set in your listing contract. Ask for it in writing and see it on your net sheet before you sign.
Seller cost guide
Your cost to sell comes down to a few things: your realtor fee, your lawyer, paying off your mortgage, and your share of this year's property tax. Get a net sheet before you pick a list price so you know the cheque you walk away with.
Fees checked by Will Clarke, RE/MAX Connect. Fees change. Check the source links before you close.
The fee is set in your listing contract. Ask for it in writing and see it on your net sheet before you sign.
Sellers need a real estate lawyer to close. Get a written quote.
If you break your mortgage early, your lender may charge a penalty. Call your lender and ask for a payout statement.
You pay your share of the year's tax up to the closing date. Your lawyer works it out.
Cleaning, small fixes, and moving cost money. Ask Will which fixes are worth it before you spend.
Will builds a net sheet with your numbers before list price talk.
Your realtor fee, your lawyer, any mortgage penalty, and your share of this year's property tax. A net sheet puts them in one place.
No. The buyer pays the land title fee.
Maybe. It depends on your mortgage. Ask your lender for a payout statement.
Text Will your address. He will send the number you walk away with.
No pressure. Text or call 780 804 1665 and we pick the next step.