Calculators for the math that shows up on the California, Texas, Florida and New York real estate exams. Each one updates as you type and shows the steps, so you can check your own work on practice questions and see where an answer went wrong.
Split a commission between the listing and buyer's brokerages and each agent, or work backward from an agent's check to the sale price.
Open calculator →Prorate property taxes, HOA dues or rent at closing with the 360-day or 365-day method, and see who gets the credit.
Open calculator →Loan amount, loan-to-value, monthly principal and interest, the first month's interest and the cost of discount points.
Open calculator →California documentary transfer tax, Florida doc stamps and intangible tax, and why Texas has none.
Open calculator →Work a practice question on paper first, then enter the same numbers here to check your answer. If they don't match, compare your steps with the calculator's steps to find where you went off. Each calculator page also walks through an exam-style example with the formula.
The goal is to know the steps by heart before exam day: which number to divide by, who gets the credit, and what gets subtracted first.