How do I get an accurate net sheet for my Isle of Palms home?
Isle of Palms sellers get an accurate net sheet by starting with a real, current price estimate for their specific home rather than an online valuation, since barrier island pricing moves in ways a metro-wide tool misses. A proper net sheet then subtracts the deed recording fee, payoff of any existing mortgage, prorated property taxes, attorney's fees and agreed closing costs from that price. Flood and windstorm insurance payoffs can also affect what a seller nets on an island property, so those should be confirmed early. Brian Beatty builds that net sheet from a current pricing analysis on the specific home, not a generic percentage.
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