Real Estate Rehab software
I recently started using House Flipping Spreadsheet. This software provides the ability to manage a real estate rehab (renovation) project, and includes:
- Rehab Analyzer – comprehensive look at the buying, holding, selling and repairs costs to calculate the Maximum Purchase Price that will maximize profits and minimize risks.
- Rehab Cost Estimator – database of 300+ work items you can create a detailed and accurate estimate of repairs in a matter of minutes for your next rehab property.
- Wholesale Calculator – determines maximum allowable offer for a wholesale property, that will ensure your rehab buyers’ a profit & you earn an assignment fee.
- Rental Calculator – analyzes the potential cash flow of a property over a 30-year period if you decide to buy-and-hold.
- Deal Financial Reports, including: Repair Estimate Report, Maximum Purchase Price Report, Investment Report, and Homeowner Offer Report
- Lender Presentation Reports, including a Funding Sheet and a Funding Packet.
- Alternative Strategy Reports
- Project Manager Tools – Project Scheduler, Contact Report, and Task Manager
- Powerful Accounting Tools – Repairs Budgeter, Project Budgeter, Expense Tracker, Repair Forecaster, Project Forecaster
- Budget Reports – Repair Cost Budget Report, Repair Cost Budget vs Estimate Report, Project Budget Report, Project Report vs Estimate Report
- Expense Reports, Forecasting & Final Reports, plus Vendor Reports
I am using this software to manage my rehab efforts. The software (based on Excel) allows me to properly forecast my costs, develop concise reports for funding, determine material requirements, plan and track my schedule, and come in on or under budget. I saved 10x the software cost (starts at $97) on the first project I managed!
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Curtis Waters
Curtis is a Senior Partner in a real estate investment firm that focuses on property acquisitions, rentals, optimization, and sales. Curtis has a network of financial institutions, hedge funds, wholesalers, and bulk sellers that he uses to acquire properties at superior prices. Curtis is more conservative with investor funds than with his own money.
