Flipper/Rehabber · San Mateo, CA · Member since 2024 · 2 posts · 1 vote
First time flipper (and new real estate agent in the Bay Area) currently underwriting high dollar flips and struggling with rehab estimates. What software aids are useful in this space? Thanks in advance of your time responding.
First time flipper (and new real estate agent in the Bay Area) currently underwriting high dollar flips and struggling with rehab estimates. What software aids are useful in this space? Thanks in advance of your time responding.
I personally built a spreadsheet that I used to track my flips here in the midwest. I also have seperate sheets for materials, metric, and profit/loss calculations.
First time flipper (and new real estate agent in the Bay Area) currently underwriting high dollar flips and struggling with rehab estimates. What software aids are useful in this space? Thanks in advance of your time responding.
I personally built a spreadsheet that I used to track my flips here in the midwest. I also have seperate sheets for materials, metric, and profit/loss calculations.
As Alfath said, building your own and using local pricing works best. You know how it works and what the input is. Have tried several tools and none provided what we needed.
Look at Excel and use AI to help you build the tool
First time flipper (and new real estate agent in the Bay Area) currently underwriting high dollar flips and struggling with rehab estimates. What software aids are useful in this space? Thanks in advance of your time responding.
Id highly suggest that you look up business and professions code 7159 and thourghly understand how residential remodeling contracts work in California. The contractors license board has lots of information.