Does the flip pencil out?
Estimate the full economics of a flip: acquisition, renovation, financing, carrying costs, and the exit — plus net profit, ROI, and a 70%-rule maximum-offer reference. Then stress it against a softer resale and a longer hold.
Your flip economics appear here.
Enter acquisition price and resale value, then run it.
The 70% rule, in context
The 70% rule — offer no more than 70% of after-repair value minus rehab — is a screening heuristic investors use to leave room for financing, carry, selling costs, and profit. It's a starting filter, not a guarantee, and thin markets or heavy rehab can call for a wider margin. This tool shows it alongside the full cost build-up so you can see where your deal actually lands.
Financing the deal
Explore short-term structures via the Bridge Calculator, or see which pathway fits with the Route Finder.
How is financing cost estimated?
Points plus interest-only interest on the loan for the holding period, plus any other fees. Many flip loans are structured this way, but confirm terms with your lender.