Ballpark seller proceeds for a Cash to Win Trailing Properties deal
Enter the listing address and a price range, and this builds a proceeds estimate to walk a seller through at the listing appointment — formatted the same way Cash to Win's own worksheets are, so it's ready to print or screen‑share on the spot.
Property & pricing
The only three fields you really need — everything else has a sensible default. The address and prices shown are examples. Replace them with your listing.
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Optional details & assumptions
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Leave at $0 if unknown — treated as owned free and clear.
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0.33% deed tax — detected from the address above
30% — fixed, not editable
Cash to Win's standard holdback on Trailing Properties deals — 30% is reserved until the home resells, 70% is advanced upfront. This is set by Cash to Win and can't be changed here. 2 to 4 unit properties may have a lower max advance, which would reduce the upfront amount.
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Prepared by
Shown on the printed one-pager alongside Cash to Win and Caroline's info.
Co-presented with:
Caroline Sommer · Loan Officer, Granite Bank
NMLS# 2340244 · Granite Bank NMLS# 405434 · Equal Housing Lender
952.380.7637 · caroline.sommer@granitebank.com
Range at a glance
Detailed breakdownPick a price and a resale timeline below
Price scenario
If resale takes
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⚠ At this timeline, estimated Stage Two costs run close to or past the assumed holdback — flag this for Cash to Win's review.
Total estimated proceeds
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Estimates only — subject to change. This tool illustrates how a Cash to Win Trailing Properties deal could pencil out, using the same fee structure Cash to Win applies (30% standard holdback, 6% default commission, 1.5% program fee, per-diem carrying cost, 0.5% extension fee per 60 days beyond the first 60, and standard MN closing costs). The exact purchase price is set by Cash to Win after they review the listing agent's CMA. Eligible properties are single-family homes and 2 to 4 unit properties (2 to 4 units may be subject to a lower max advance percentage). Condos, townhomes, and manufactured homes are considered case by case. Always confirm final figures with Caroline Sommer before presenting them as firm to a seller.