Compare three offers
Three different offers — each with its own price, closing date, commissions and concessions. Not three prices on one deal. The highest offer is often not the best offer, and this is the arithmetic that shows a seller why.
Property Information
The property
One house, one loan, one tax bill — these don't change because a different buyer walked in.
Billed a year in arrears, in halves. An unpaid half is owed in full; the accrued, unbilled period is prorated.
Long reaches back to Jul 1 of the prior year — it can cost the seller more than twice what short does.
Bought within the last 10 years? Ohio's reissue rate writes the owner's premium at 70% of original — and the seller pays it.
Net to seller
| Offer 1 | |
|---|---|
| Sale Price | $0 |
| State Deed Tax | |
| Title Search and Exam Fee | |
| Title Insurance Binder | |
| Title Update Fee | |
| Deed Preparation | |
| Technology/Shipping/Storage Fee | |
| Owner's Title Insurance | |
| Mortgage Release Recording | |
| Closing Fee | |
| Net to seller | -$945 |
Deliver this comparison
Choose as many as you like — you can download the comparison, email it, and file it to your portal all at once. Every net sheet is also sent to Search2Close automatically.