Home Equity Calculator and Seller Proceeds, Lehigh Valley | Tim Tepes

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How much equity do I actually have, and what would I walk away with?

Equity is what your home is worth minus what you still owe, but the number that matters to most owners is what you would walk away with after a sale. In Pennsylvania that means commission, your share of the transfer tax, and settlement costs. This calculator shows both numbers: your true equity and your realistic net proceeds.

Your home and your debts

If you sell, estimated deductions

Seller usually pays half the combined rate.

Total mortgage balances
$200,000
Your current home equity
$150,000
Equity as % of value
43%
Seller deductions before you walk away
$23,850
Estimated net proceeds when you sell and move on
$126,150

Why it matters in the Lehigh Valley: owners who bought before the 2021-2023 run-up and many who bought in the 2010s hold meaningful equity today. Whether you are downsizing, stepping up, or cashing out to invest, knowing your true number tells you what your next move can afford. Tim reviews real numbers and current comparables on every valuation he prepares.

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Estimates are for education and planning only, not a loan approval, appraisal, or tax advice. Actual costs, rates, and values vary by property and lender.

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