Another term is 'net proceeds'.Equity is normally unrealized, where proceeds are

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Jul 26, 2016
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Home seller noob question. When I sell a house, is my net profit simply a

srey

7/26/16 10:31pm

For capital gains? Or what?

titlecoug

7/26/16 10:33pm

No tax. You'll have to pay a realtor probably

johnnycarson

7/26/16 10:33pm

That's a part of closing costs though, isn't it? Also, are there usually

srey

7/26/16 10:35pm

Standard home mortgage probably doesn't have early termination penaty

cougarfann888

7/26/16 10:36pm

Just don't forget about it when figuring profit

johnnycarson

7/27/16 7:06am

Why would you need to know your "net profit"?

MormonDevil

7/26/16 10:35pm

Maybe that's the wrong terminology. I'm trying to figure out how much I'll

srey

7/26/16 11:45pm

Another term is 'net proceeds'.Equity is normally unrealized, where proceeds are

BYUFBDAD

7/26/16 11:58pm

This is Srey's house for sale for anyone interested

HansMoleman

7/26/16 10:43pm

Really like the master suite

Thunder Buddy

7/26/16 11:21pm

One of the highlights of the property!

HansMoleman

7/26/16 11:44pm

You could make that an LDS/pioneer themed bed and breakfast.

WDaddy

7/27/16 6:37am

Not always a profit, the amount you're left with is called equity.

BYUFBDAD

7/26/16 11:43pm

Thanks.

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