Closing Tool  ·  Illinois

Net Sheet Calculator

Estimate your net proceeds as a seller, or your cash to close as a buyer. Illinois residential real estate · Cook, DuPage, Will, Kendall & Kane counties.

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Property Details
Determines the state, county, and (for Chicago) city transfer tax below.
Tax Proration Details
105%
105% is typical for suburban collar counties. 110% is common for Cook County and Chicago.
Typically due June 1 (Cook County: March)
Typically due September 1 (Cook County: August)
Seller Costs
Typical range 2–3%, fully negotiable.
What you're offering to cover for the buyer's agent, if anything. Fully negotiable.
Auto-estimated from Chicago Title's 2026 tiered rate schedule for Cook/DuPage/Kane/Kendall/Will. Edit if your title company quotes differently.
Common transaction/compliance fee charged by many brokerages, confirm on the listing agreement you signed.
Bundles title search/commitment, commitment update, wire, payoff processing, seller's CPL, IL policy fee & recording. Ask your title company for their exact fee sheet.
Some municipalities (e.g. certain DuPage towns) add their own on top of the taxes below. Check with your attorney.
Typical for single-family/detached homes; usually waived for condos & townhomes on a recorded plat. Zero out if not applicable.
Required for sales within Chicago city limits. Zero out for properties outside the city.
Not required on every Chicago sale; typically ~$175 when it applies. Ask your title company.
Estimated Net Proceeds
Enter the sale price, tax bill, and closing date above to see your estimate.
ⓘ This is a planning estimate only. Commission, fees, and lender terms vary. Your title company, attorney, and lender will confirm the exact figures before closing.

ⓘ This calculator provides a planning estimate, not a substitute for advice from your title company, real estate attorney, lender, or tax professional. They will confirm the final figures before closing. Commission, attorney, title, and lender fees shown are editable defaults based on typical Chicago-area market ranges, not quotes; adjust them to match your actual numbers. Illinois state transfer tax increased to $0.75 per $500 of sale price effective July 1, 2026. Chicago's transfer tax is split unevenly between the parties: the buyer pays the city's $3.75-per-$500 portion, and the seller pays the CTA's $1.50-per-$500 portion, in addition to the standard Illinois state ($0.75/$500) and Cook County ($0.25/$500) taxes that apply everywhere in the county. Illinois only (Cook, DuPage, Will, Kendall, Kane counties). A Southwest Michigan version is planned separately.