Selling Costs

Want to sell your house in Kernersville, High Point, Winston Salem, or Greensboro… but not sure how much it’s going to cost you?

Well, you’re not alone.

We’ve worked with lots of homeowners in these Triad cities who wanted to determine how much it’d cost to sell their house.

Because obviously… you want to make as much money as possible.

So here are some costs that you should know about…

Agent Commissions — If you go the traditional route, then your real estate agent is probably going to take around 6% of the total sale of your home. In other words, on a home sale of $150,000, you’d lose $9,000.

Closing Costs — Closing costs involve taxes and other miscellaneous fees. You’ll have to pay this in order to sell your home. Usually, closing costs are usually about 2% of the final sales price. On a sale of $150,000, that would be $3,000.

Repairs & Updates — Buyers today expect homes to be in tip-top shape with updated appliances. The cost of those repairs and updates will depend on the current condition of your house, but it’s not hard to get to the $10,000 marker.

Holding Costs — The longer it takes to sell your home, the more you’ll pay on your home. Costs like homeowner’s insurance, property taxes, and utility bills can make waiting for the sale of your home financially difficult.

Or Sell Your House in 2 Weeks! — Fortunately, you have another option. At Greenpoint Properties, you can sell your house in just 2 weeks. We’ll make you a fair cash offer and buy your property as-is. We even pay closing costs. This is a great option if you have a lot of equity and want to avoid high costs when selling your home. Give us a call at (336)234-2323 to learn more!

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