Seller tools inside My Listings
Know your numbers. See your listing work.
Selling a home creates two constant questions: what might I receive at closing, and is my listing getting attention? Simply List puts both answers in the same private listing workspace.
A more useful listing dashboard
Important answers should not be buried in email.
The Simply List customer workspace brings listing setup, documents, messages, leads, services, and seller tools together around the property. You do not have to maintain a separate spreadsheet for an early proceeds estimate or search several websites for scattered activity numbers.
The Seller Net Sheet helps residential-sale customers organize the financial side of an offer. Performance monitoring helps eligible sale and rental customers understand the activity reported for a published listing. Each tool has a different job, and neither changes the MLS listing by itself.
Seller Net Sheet
Turn an offer into an estimated bottom line.
Purchase price alone does not tell you what you may receive. The net sheet walks through common seller credits, closing charges, prorated taxes, loan payoffs, liens, and the Simply List commission attached to the listing plan.
- Start with the contract price and expected closing date.
- Add seller-paid buyer costs, repair credits, and broker compensation only when applicable.
- Estimate Georgia transfer tax and property-tax prorations.
- Enter mortgage payoffs, equity lines, liens, and closing charges.
- Print or save an ALTA-style planning summary.
The closing attorney's settlement statement controls the final numbers.
Listing performance
See reported interest without chasing multiple portals.
After an eligible listing is published and connected to ListTrac, the workspace begins retaining activity reported by participating websites and MLS-connected tools. The dashboard presents lifetime totals, recent activity, a trend view, and available source detail.
- Follow views, inquiries, favorites, and shares.
- See gallery and virtual-tour activity when a source reports it.
- Compare lifetime results with the most recent 30 days.
- Review where reported activity originated.
- Keep a historical record as reporting sources revise their data.
From listing to closing
The right tool appears at the right point in the journey.
Seller tools support decisions, while listing changes and office work continue through their own controlled workflows.
- 1Start the listing
Create the property file, select a plan, and complete the required listing steps.
- 2Publish and monitor
Once the MLS number is connected, reported performance begins appearing in the workspace.
- 3Evaluate an offer
Use the net sheet to organize contract figures and estimate possible seller proceeds.
- 4Confirm at closing
Compare the estimate with the final settlement statement prepared by the closing attorney.
What the net sheet does
It provides a guided, editable planning estimate using the transaction figures you enter.
What it does not do
It does not replace an attorney's settlement statement, calculate every possible legal or tax consequence, or guarantee proceeds.
What performance reporting does
It organizes the listing activity that participating providers report through ListTrac.
What it does not do
It does not identify every viewer, include every real estate website, or guarantee inquiries, showings, offers, or a sale.
Seller tool questions
Know what each number means.
Is the Seller Net Sheet a final settlement statement?
No. It is a planning estimate based on the amounts entered by the seller. The closing attorney prepares the final settlement statement and determines the actual prorations, payoffs, taxes, credits, fees, and disbursement.
Does the net sheet change my listing or accounting record?
No. The calculator is private to the listing workspace and does not change the listing, contract, closing date, commission record, or office accounting.
Can rental customers use the Seller Net Sheet?
The current net sheet is designed for residential-sale closings. Rental customers can use the listing-performance dashboard when performance reporting is connected to their published rental listing.
What activity can the performance dashboard show?
It can show views, inquiries, favorites, shares, gallery activity, and virtual-tour activity reported to ListTrac by participating real estate websites and MLS-connected tools. Available metrics vary by reporting source.
Are listing views the same as unique buyers?
No. Activity totals are reported events, not a verified count of unique people. One person may create more than one event, and not every website reports every activity type.
When does performance reporting begin?
Reporting begins after the listing is published, the office connects the correct MLS listing number, and ListTrac receives activity from a participating source. The dashboard then builds a retained reporting history automatically.
A clearer way to manage your sale
Put the listing, the numbers, and the activity in one workspace.
Compare Simply List plans or open My Listings to use the tools already connected to your property file.