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Wholesaling

How much can I offer the seller?

Wholesale MAO calculatorARV × % − repairs − feeOpen →
Wholesaling

What will the house sell for once fixed?

ARV calculator (from comps)Avg $/sq ft × sizeOpen →
Wholesaling

How do I send my deal to cash buyers?

Wholesale deal sheet (one-pager)Print a deal for buyersOpen →
Wholesaling

Should I assign or double close?

Assignment fee vs double close calculatorbuyer price − contract price − costsOpen →
Fix and flip

How much will the repairs cost?

Rehab cost estimatorRoom by room + contingencyOpen →
Fix and flip

Will this flip make money?

Fix and flip calculatorSale − every cost = profitOpen →
Buying costs

What does each month of holding cost me?

Holding cost calculator(interest + tax + insurance + utilities) × monthsOpen →
Rentals and BRRRR

Will this rental make money every month?

Rental cash flow calculatorRent − loan − expensesOpen →
Rentals and BRRRR

What yearly return does this property make?

Cap rate calculatorNOI ÷ priceOpen →
Rentals and BRRRR

Does this deal pass the 1%, 50% and 70% rules?

1%, 50% and 70% rule checkrent ÷ price · rent × 50% · ARV × 70% − repairsOpen →
Fix and flip

How much can I pay for this flip under the 70% rule?

70% rule calculatorARV × 70% − repairsOpen →
Rentals and BRRRR

How much cash stays in after the refinance?

BRRRR calculatorCash in − cash out at refiOpen →
Rentals and BRRRR

Will a lender approve the loan on this rent?

DSCR calculatorRent ÷ PITIAOpen →
Creative finance

Does taking over the seller's loan work?

Subject-to calculatorEntry fee, spread, equityOpen →
Creative finance

What are the payments and the balloon?

Seller financing calculatorPayment + balloonOpen →
Selling

What will the seller really keep?

Seller net sheet: cash offer vs listingPrice − payoff − costs = netOpen →
Short-term rentals

Will this Airbnb make money?

Short-term rental (Airbnb) calculatorADR × occupancy − costsOpen →
Buying costs

What will my monthly payment be?

Mortgage payment calculator (PITI)P&I + tax + insurance + HOA + PMIOpen →
Buying costs

How much property tax will I pay?

Property tax calculator(value × assessment ratio − exemptions) × rateOpen →
Buying costs

How much cash do I need to close?

Closing cost calculator (buyer and seller)fees + title + taxes + prepaidsOpen →
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Value, taxes owed, every sale and nearby sales from county records, with a deal calculator on each property and 37 seller lists to find the deals.7-day free trial · no contractStart free →

Guides for these calculators

The math behind every tool, with worked examples and 2026 numbers.

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Mortgage papers, a calculator and house keys next to a small model house on a deskDeal analysis

Mortgage payment with taxes and insurance (PITI): how to calculate it in 2026

What goes into a monthly mortgage payment: principal, interest, property tax, insurance, HOA and PMI. The formula, a worked example and how investors use PITI to judge a rental.Oct 15, 2026 · 2 min read
Property tax bill envelope on a porch table in front of a suburban homeDeal analysis

How to calculate property tax on a house: assessed value, mill rates and exemptions

Property tax in plain English: market value, assessment ratio, exemptions and mill rates, with the formula, a worked example and why a buyer's bill can jump after a sale.Oct 15, 2026 · 2 min read
Closing table with signed documents, a pen and house keys in a bright title officeDeal analysis

Closing costs for buyers and sellers in 2026: what they are and how to estimate them

What buyers and sellers pay at closing: lender fees, title and escrow, recording, transfer tax, prepaids and commissions, with typical percentages and a worked example.Oct 15, 2026 · 2 min read
Notebook with quick deal math next to a laptop and a photo of a rental houseDeal analysis

The 1%, 50% and 70% rules in real estate: do they still work in 2026?

Three quick screens every investor uses: the 1% rule for rent, the 50% rule for expenses and the 70% rule for flips. What each one means, when it fails and how to check a deal in seconds.Oct 15, 2026 · 2 min read
Real estate investor's desk with a laptop spreadsheet, calculator, floor plan and a model houseDeal analysis

Real estate deal analysis: the 13 numbers that decide a deal (2026)

ARV, repairs, MAO, profit, cash flow, cap rate, DSCR, cash left after a refinance, entry fee and more: what each number means, how to calculate it, and a free calculator for every one.Oct 14, 2026 · 4 min read
Mortgage papers, house keys, a pen and reading glasses on a kitchen tableDeal analysis

Subject-to real estate deals explained: entry fee, spread and due-on-sale

How a subject-to deal works, how to calculate the entry fee and monthly spread, how it compares with seller financing, and the due-on-sale risk every investor should plan for.Oct 14, 2026 · 3 min read

What investors check on every deal

You are a…The numbers that decideUse
WholesalerARV from real comps, repairs, your buyer's %, your feeWholesale MAO calculator · Rehab cost estimator · ARV calculator (from comps) · Wholesale deal sheet (one-pager)
FlipperEvery cost incl. loan points and months held; profit and returnFix and flip calculator
Landlord / BRRRRCash flow per door, cap rate, cash left after the refinance, DSCRRental cash flow calculator · Cap rate calculator · BRRRR calculator · DSCR calculator
Creative investorEntry fee, monthly spread, balloon dateSubject-to calculator · Seller financing calculator
Talking to a sellerWhat they really keep: cash offer vs listingSeller net sheet: cash offer vs listing
Short-term rental hostNightly rate × occupancy − every cost; break-even occupancyShort-term rental (Airbnb) calculator

Questions

Are these calculators really free?

Yes. No sign-up, no e-mail, no limit. Your numbers stay in your browser.

Which calculator should I start with?

Wholesalers: MAO, rehab and ARV, then the deal sheet. Flippers: fix and flip. Landlords: rental cash flow, cap rate, BRRRR and DSCR. Creative deals: subject-to and seller financing.

Can I share or print my numbers?

Yes. Every calculator has a share link with your numbers and a print button that makes a clean one-page sheet (choose “Save as PDF” to keep it).

Are the results financial advice?

No. They are estimates for planning. Check every number with your lender, contractor, title company and local rules.

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