How to use the estimate
Ask the club and transaction counterpart for dated figures, then enter only costs that apply to the buyer. Repeat the calculation for each shortlisted share using the same holding period and planned annual visits. Save the assumptions together with their sources so later changes are easy to identify. Cost per visit is a personal usage comparison, not a share valuation.
Costs the headline price can omit
| Category | Examples to confirm |
|---|---|
| Club charges | Transfer, admission, application, processing and nominee-change fees. |
| Account obligations | Unpaid dues, minimum spending, capital assessments and clearance amounts. |
| Recurring membership | Monthly dues, dependant charges, locker costs and known annual assessments. |
| Transaction support | Applicable government processing, notarisation, legal review and licensed intermediary fees. |
Frequently asked questions
What costs should a buyer include?
Include the exact negotiated share price plus every buyer-paid club charge, closing cost, assumed balance and recurring obligation. Keep seller-paid amounts separate.
Does the calculator predict resale value?
No. It subtracts only the optional resale proceeds you enter. That number is a scenario, not a forecast, appraisal or guarantee.
Are the results tax or investment advice?
No. The tool performs arithmetic using your inputs. A qualified adviser should determine the legal, tax and financial treatment of the specific transaction.
Read the complete buyer guide or review the detailed cost worksheet.