How sync works: Enter the property data in any tab. Fields with a gold tint (●) auto-sync across all three calculators — ARV, purchase price, rehab, agent fees, closing costs. Each tab still asks for scenario-specific data.
Fix & Flip
Wholesale
Buy & Hold
Property info
Hard money loan
Lender typically funds purchase + rehab via draws. You bring down payment + closing costs + points + interest reserves.
Closing costs & sale
Calculating...
Cost breakdown
Sale price (ARV)—
Purchase price—
Down payment—
Rehab cost (total)—
Rehab funded by you (out of pocket)—
Loan interest (over hold)—
Loan points—
Other loan fees—
Monthly holding costs (total)—
Buying closing costs—
Selling closing costs—
Realtor fees—
Loan repayment at close—
Total project cost (all-in)—
Cash you bring (out of pocket)—
Estimated net profit—
Total Project ROI
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Profit ÷ all-in project cost
Cash-on-Cash ROI
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Profit ÷ cash YOU bring
Net profit
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Project ROI
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Cash out of pocket
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Deal status
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How the wholesale logic works: A wholesale only works if the END BUYER (the flipper) still gets a good ROI after paying your assignment fee. We calculate their ROI both with and without your fee, and recommend a fee that keeps them in the "go" zone (10%+) while maximizing your spread.
Property info
Wholesale parameters
% rule:
Calculating...
Max offer calculation (80% rule)
ARV—
ARV × rule %—
Less: repair cost—
Less: buying closing—
Less: agent commission—
Less: your assignment fee—
Max offer to seller—
Seller asking—
Room above asking—
Your potential spread—
End buyer's ROI — will a flipper actually take this deal?
Same property at seller asking price, analyzed as a flip from the END BUYER's perspective (includes their financing, hold, realtor, your fee).
End Buyer ROI (without your fee)
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If they bought direct at seller asking
End Buyer ROI (with your fee)
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After paying your assignment fee
Max offer
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Your spread
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End buyer ROI
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Deal status
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Property info
Income & expenses (monthly)
Mortgage loan (optional)
Fill in if there is a mortgage. Leave at zero for all-cash analysis.
Calculating...
Monthly cash flow breakdown
Gross rent (all units)—
Vacancy loss—
Effective gross income—
Property management—
Property taxes—
Insurance—
Maintenance—
Net operating income (NOI)—
Monthly mortgage payment—
Net cash flow (monthly)—
Net per door—
Annual net income—
Cash-on-cash return—
Net/door
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CoC return
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Mortgage/mo
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Deal status
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Submit to Manager
Copy this summary and send it to your manager via GHL, WhatsApp, or email for final approval before moving forward on this deal.