Fair Fixed Fee
$0
estimated net to you
- Sale price$0
- Listing fee-$17,000
- Buyer's-agent fee$0
- Escrow, title & transfer$0
- Prep & other$0
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Enter your expected sale price. This shows your estimated net proceeds three ways: the fixed $17,000 Fair Fixed Fee, a 2.5% listing commission, and a typical cash-buyer or iBuyer offer at 85% to 90% of value plus a service fee. Escrow, title, transfer, and prep are pre-filled with Santa Clarita estimates you can adjust. These are estimates, not a quote.
Adjust any field to update the numbers. The buyer's-agent fee is negotiable and is your choice since 2024. Leave it at 0 to model offering nothing.
2.5% listing agent
$0
estimated net to you
- Sale price$0
- Listing fee (2.5%)$0
- Buyer's-agent fee$0
- Escrow, title & transfer$0
- Prep & other$0
Typical cash / iBuyer offer
$0
estimated net to you
- Cash offer$0
- Service fee$0
- Buyer's-agent feenone
- Escrow, title & transfer$0
- Prep & otheras-is, none
Estimates only, not a quote, appraisal, or tax advice. Escrow, title, and transfer costs vary by company and transaction. Cash-offer levels are documented market observations and your actual offer will differ. Property taxes, HOA dues, and any repairs credited to a buyer are not modeled here.
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Reading the three columns
The Fair Fixed Fee and the 2.5% column are the same sale, run the same way, with only the listing fee changing. The cash column is a different animal: no agents, often as-is with no prep, and usually a fast close, but the offer sits below market and carries a service fee. That is the honest trade, speed and certainty for money. To understand when a cash sale actually makes sense, read cash offer vs listing. To get a real starting value before you model anything, use the home-worth estimator.
Common questions about the cost to sell
- How much does it cost to sell a house in Santa Clarita?
- The largest line is the listing representation. A percentage agent charges about 2.5% to 3%, while Connor lists for a fixed $17,000. On top of that come the buyer's-agent fee if you offer one, escrow and title (roughly 0.6% combined), the LA County transfer tax of $1.10 per $1,000 (0.11%), and prep. This calculator adds them up for your price and shows your net.
- Is a fixed $17,000 cheaper than a 2.5% or 3% commission?
- On any Santa Clarita home selling above about $567,000, the fixed $17,000 is less than a 3% listing fee, and less than 2.5% above about $680,000. The fee is capped, so the higher your price, the more you keep versus a percentage. The calculator shows the exact gap for your number.
- How much less do cash buyers and iBuyers pay?
- Documented iBuyer and cash-buyer offers generally land around 85% to 90% of market value, and iBuyers add a service fee of about 5% (Opendoor's published fee is around 5%). You trade money for speed and certainty. This calculator lets you set the offer level and the service fee to see the net a cash sale would leave you.
- What closing costs does a seller pay in Santa Clarita?
- Typical seller-side costs are the escrow fee, the owner's title policy, the LA County documentary transfer tax of $1.10 per $1,000, prorated property tax and HOA dues, a natural hazard disclosure report, and recording. Santa Clarita has no separate city transfer tax. Exact amounts vary by transaction, so treat the defaults here as estimates you can adjust.
- Is this calculator a quote?
- No. It is a planning estimate, not a quote, appraisal, or tax advice. Escrow, title, and transfer costs vary by company and transaction, and a real cash offer will differ from the model. Connor gives you the exact numbers for your specific home.
Connor T. MacIvor · CalDRE #01238257 · Sync Brokerage, Inc. · DRE #02031490 · Equal Housing Opportunity. If your home is currently listed for sale, this is not a solicitation. Figures on this page are general estimates for information only, not a quote, appraisal, or tax or legal advice.