Plug in your numbers to estimate what you could walk away with at closing. Then, when you’re ready, I’ll help you fine-tune the numbers based on your neighborhood, condition, and timeline.
Days on market can vary a lot based on price point, condition, and location. Well-priced, move-in-ready homes in strong areas can go under contract quickly, while overpriced or dated homes may sit longer. When we talk, I’ll pull data for your specific neighborhood and price range so you see what’s typical where you live.
The calculator uses simple assumptions and the numbers you enter. It’s great for a ballpark estimate, but your actual net will depend on your final contract price, negotiated repairs or credits, payoff amounts, and local closing fees. I’ll walk through a detailed net sheet with you before you list so you know exactly what to expect.
Small, targeted improvements usually deliver the best return—think curb appeal, paint, lighting, and minor repairs that remove buyer objections. Pricing strategy and timing also matter. We’ll review what buyers expect in your area and create a plan that focuses on high-impact, low-waste updates.
The best time is before you start major projects or make big pricing decisions. A quick conversation lets us look at your equity, your timeline, and your goals so you’re not leaving money on the table or over-investing in the wrong upgrades. If you’re even thinking about selling in the next 6–12 months, now is a good time to connect.
For a detailed home valuation, visit Zillow Home Values .