Seller math

What would you actually walk away with?

Change the numbers, watch the math. Auction and traditional listing side by side, with every cost line showing. No email gate, nothing hidden.

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Defaults come from how we actually charge. Change anything that does not match your situation and the math follows.

Traditional listing
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    TurnKey auction
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      The straight version

      On a traditional listing you pay a commission at closing. On our auctions you do not: the buyer pays a 10% premium on top of their high bid, and that covers our side. Your cost is the marketing budget we agree on in writing before anything starts.

      Here is the part a pitch would leave out. Bidders know about the premium and factor it into what they bid, so it is a trade, not free money. Auction also puts a firm date on the sale and lets competition set the price, which can land above or below what a listing would bring. That is why both columns start at the same price: the market decides the rest, and nobody can promise you which way it goes.

      Want the honest read on which one fits your house? Text VALUE to 316-364-7500 and I will tell you straight, even when the answer is a traditional listing.

      Want these numbers run for your actual address?

      Send it over and we will put together a real net sheet on your property, using current comparable sales instead of a round number you typed in. Usually same day.

      We will text or call, not spam you. Your calculator inputs come along so we are looking at the same thing.

      Estimates only, based on the numbers you enter. Not an appraisal, not a guarantee of price, proceeds, or timing, and not legal or tax advice. Title and closing costs vary by transaction; your title company issues the binding figures at closing. Questions about taxes on a sale belong with your CPA.

      Questions sellers ask

      What are net proceeds?

      Net proceeds are what actually hits your account after the sale. Start with the sale price, subtract what you still owe on the mortgage, the commission, title and closing costs, and anything you agree to pay for the buyer. What is left is yours.

      What does it cost to sell a house in Wichita?

      On a traditional listing, plan on commission (commonly around 6% split between both sides), title and closing costs of roughly a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars, plus any repairs or concessions you agree to. Your mortgage payoff comes out of the proceeds at closing.

      Do I pay a commission at a TurnKey auction?

      No listing commission at closing. On our auctions the buyer pays a 10% buyer's premium on top of the high bid, and that is where our commission comes from. Your cost is a marketing budget agreed in writing before we start. Bidders do factor the premium into what they bid, so it is a trade, not free money.

      Is this calculator an appraisal or a guarantee?

      No. It is arithmetic on the numbers you enter, meant to get you in the right neighborhood. The market decides the sale price, and your title company produces the binding figures at closing. For a written estimate on your specific address, ask us and we will run it by hand.