Seller net proceeds analysis in Chevy Chase

Chevy Chase Village’s FY2027 property tax rate is $0.0617 per $100, billed with county and state tax. A net sheet here prorates a third rate.

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Seller net proceeds analysis

A seller net proceeds analysis replaces the number in your head with the number on the wire: sale-price scenarios minus payoff, Maryland transfer and recordation taxes, commissions, prep, and credits.

A seller net sheet in Chevy Chase has to start with the right tax rates, and there can be three of them. Chevy Chase Village set its FY2027 real property tax at $0.0617 per $100, down from $0.0636 the year before. The county’s FY2027 schedule lists $0.0200 for Section 3 and Chevy Chase View and $0.0020 for Martin’s Additions. North Chevy Chase charges $0.045. Each layer is billed alongside county and state tax, and settlement prorates all of them by date.

Transfer taxes come next. The county adds a 1% transfer tax on a house sale. Under Maryland’s default, the two sides share transfer and recordation taxes equally unless their contract assigns them differently. A first-time Maryland buyer shifts the state transfer share to the seller in most contracts. On a $1.5 million sale, that one detail moves real money. We ask about the buyer’s status as soon as an offer arrives.

Some sellers live elsewhere by the time they sell. Maryland withholds 8.75% of the sale for nonresident individual sellers, and once a sale reaches $1,500,000 the tentative refund route that trims that figure closes. Plenty of Chevy Chase sales clear that mark. We estimate the withholding early so the cash plan for your next home is real, then point you to a tax adviser for the refund paperwork.

Every figure on our sheet names where it came from: prorations by date, each side’s transfer and recordation share, payoffs, credits and fees. You see the range before choosing a list price. Seller net proceeds analysis explains the service. Pricing choices live on when to list a home in Chevy Chase, and buyer-paid credits on inspection and appraisal negotiation in Chevy Chase. Seller net proceeds analysis in Rockville prorates a city refuse charge instead. Ready to list? Meet a Chevy Chase real estate agent.

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Tax layers differ by address. Chevy Chase Village carries the highest municipal rate in the group, while Section 5 charges nothing at all. The Town of Chevy Chase rate is small, and Martin’s Additions smaller still. Unincorporated streets near Chevy Chase Lake pay only county and state rates, plus the county’s full solid waste charge. Condo sellers add association payoff letters and resale package fees. Your own bill decides the math. We read it line by line before quoting a single number.

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Q: What municipal tax shows up on a Chevy Chase Village net sheet? A: The Village rate of $0.0617 per $100 for FY2027, prorated at settlement. It’s added to the county and state rates. Rates differ elsewhere in Chevy Chase, so we build each net sheet from the owner’s actual tax bill and municipality. Q: How are transfer taxes split on a Chevy Chase sale? A: Evenly, unless the contract says otherwise. That default comes from Maryland Real Property 14-104, covering transfer and recordation taxes, and the county’s own 1% transfer tax applies on top. If the buyer is a first-time Maryland buyer, the seller usually covers the state transfer share in Chevy Chase. Q: Is tax withheld when an out-of-state owner sells in Chevy Chase? A: Yes, at settlement. Maryland holds back 8.75% for nonresident individuals, and sales of $1,500,000 or more lose the tentative refund option, which matters since many Chevy Chase homes sell above that. We estimate the figure before you set a price.

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Last reviewed October 2, 2026 by Levi Loveless, licensed in Maryland and Virginia. Every rule, rate and figure on this page links to the source we checked.

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See every tax layer before you set a price.

Bring your latest tax bill, a payoff figure from your lender and the price you have in mind. Our sheet applies your municipality’s rate, county and state prorations, transfer shares and any withholding. Then we show how each line moves at three price points.