See what title could return to your bottom line.
Set your closings per year. Annual revenue is modeled at $5,000 per transaction. Adjust rebate share and watch what comes back.
Interactive project model
Change closings and rebate share. Annual revenue updates as closings × $5,000 — then see rebate per closing and annual recapture.
$5,000 × 60 closings
Illustration only. Average revenue per transaction is modeled at $5,000. Annual revenue equals that figure times closings per year. Rebate share is applied to revenue per closing. Rebates under Chicago Title v. Butler go to the premium payor. Not a quote or commitment to insure.
Closings drive revenue. Rebate share drives what you keep.
Revenue per closing
The model uses a fixed average revenue per transaction of $5,000 — a simple planning figure for illustration, not a quote of premium.
Annual revenue
Closings per year × $5,000. Change the closing count and annual revenue updates automatically.
Who gets paid
Under Butler, rebates go to the party paying the premium. In Florida, that is customarily the developer–seller on the owner's policy.
Where the math tends to matter most
These are orientation sketches — not quotes. Plug your own numbers into the calculator above for a closer read.
Often enough volume to justify a rebate program on day one; ABA may wait until a second phase or sister project.
The calculator default (60 closings). This is where annual recapture becomes material enough to change how you underwrite a project.
Strong candidate for ABA ownership once the pipeline is durable — rebate still works as a bridge while documents are drafted.
Get a cleaner estimate before the consultation.
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Start with your expected closings for the next 12 months — annual revenue follows at $5,000 per closing.
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Model rebate share conservatively first (15–20%), then stress-test upside so the conversation stays grounded.
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If you have multiple projects, run each separately, then roll up — blended averages hide phase timing.
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Bring the output to your CFO or counsel; we can rebuild the same model against your actual unit mix.
Want a model built on your actual pipeline?
Share unit mix and price points — we'll produce project-specific illustrations grounded in your numbers.