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Selling and buying

Move-up math

What your equity does in a bigger home: the down payment it makes, the new loan, and the new monthly payment next to today’s.

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Change any number and everything updates. When it looks right, send it to Morgan.

The home you have

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The next home

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All-in means principal, interest, taxes, insurance, HOA and any PMI. Payments use a 30-year loan.

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    An estimate for planning, not an appraisal, a loan offer, or legal, tax or financial advice.

    Behind the numbers

    How it works

    01

    Equity

    Sale price minus selling costs minus your payoff.

    02

    Down payment

    Your equity minus the cash you keep back. It cannot be more than the next home’s price.

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    New payment

    Principal and interest on (price − down payment) over 30 years, plus property tax, insurance ÷ 12, HOA, and PMI if the down payment is under 20%.

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    Debt

    The new loan next to what you owe today, so you can see how much more you are borrowing.

    Adjust it

    What each input means

    Sale price and payoffMorgan’s price opinion and your lender’s payoff statement.
    Cash kept backFor moving, furniture, repairs and a cushion.
    Rate, tax, insurance, PMIExamples only. Use a lender quote and the county’s tax rate.

    When to use it

    Made for

    • Outgrowing your home
    • Deciding how much to keep back from the sale
    • Before a lender conversation about the next home
    Part of a guided path

    Selling and buying

    Two closings are where moves slip. This path puts both on one calendar, shows what a gap would cost, and starts your price opinion, so the backup plan is written before you list.

    1. Two closings
    2. Cost of two homes
    3. Home value
    4. Your plan
    About this path

    Questions

    Good to know

    What if I need to buy before I sell?+

    Then the down payment is not available yet. A bridge loan, HELOC or a sale lined up first are the usual options. The cost of two homes tool shows the overlap.

    Does it include capital gains tax?+

    No. Ask a tax professional whether any gain on your sale is taxable.

    Want Morgan’s eyes on it?

    Send your numbers and she will review them personally, with real figures for your area.

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