Net equity worksheet 2025

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The document is a 'Projected Net Equity Worksheet' that outlines the financial calculations related to the sale of a property. It details various deductions from the projected sales price, including existing financing, back payments, taxes, interim costs, cosmetic repairs, loan pre-payment penalties, contributions to buyer's costs, selling commissions, and transactional expenses. The purpose is to estimate the net equity proceeds from the property sale.

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Begin by entering the projected sales price of the property in the designated field. This is crucial as it sets the foundation for calculating your net equity.
Next, list all existing financing by inputting the balances of any loans you have, including first, second, and third loans. Be sure to include any months delinquent as this will affect your calculations.
Calculate back payments, penalties, and costs. Input figures for late charges and trustee fees as specified in the worksheet.
Estimate interim mortgage payments and property taxes from now until resale. This helps provide a clearer picture of ongoing costs.
Detail cosmetic fix-up costs by listing each item that may require attention before selling. This includes cleaning, repairs, and replacements.
Finally, calculate contributions to buyer's costs, selling commission, and transactional expenses to arrive at your projected net equity proceeds.

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