AgencyIntermediateDelaware Exam

What is a 'seller's net sheet' and what role does the listing agent play in preparing it?

AA government form sellers must complete for tax purposes
BAn estimate of the seller's net proceeds from the sale — accounting for mortgage payoff, commissions, transfer tax, closing costs, and prorationsCorrect
CSimply a short document the seller signs confirming only the minimum net price they will personally accept, though specifics can vary by situation
DA financial statement the seller provides to the lender

Why An estimate of the seller's net proceeds from the sale — accounting for mortgage payoff, commissions, transfer tax, closing costs, and prorations Is Correct

Answer B: An estimate of the seller's net proceeds from the sale — accounting for mortgage payoff, commissions, transfer tax, closing costs, and prorations

A seller's net sheet is an agent-prepared estimate of the seller's proceeds after all deductions from the sale price — mortgage payoff, commissions (listing and cooperating), Delaware transfer tax (1.5% seller's share), title/settlement fees, prorations, and other closing costs.

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