When you sell a home in California, several closing costs come out of your proceeds. Here's an overview of what sellers commonly pay.
Commissions are usually the largest cost and are negotiated in your listing agreement. They cover marketing, negotiation, and managing the sale.
Sellers typically pay for a portion of escrow services and, in many California counties, the owner's title insurance policy for the buyer.
Documentary transfer taxes are charged when the property changes hands, and some cities add their own transfer tax.
You'll settle up property taxes and any HOA dues through the closing date.
Reach out and I'll prepare a seller net sheet so you know your estimated costs and take-home proceeds.
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