The 70% rule in real estate: what it is and how to use it
The 70% rule is the foundational formula every house flipper needs to know. Learn how to calculate your maximum allowable offer (MAO) and avoid overpaying for a flip.
Practical guides on house flipping, BRRRR, wholesale, and land investing — written for investors who analyze deals with numbers.
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The 70% rule is the foundational formula every house flipper needs to know. Learn how to calculate your maximum allowable offer (MAO) and avoid overpaying for a flip.
Overestimating ARV is the number one mistake new flippers make. Here is the step-by-step process professionals use to run comps and set a realistic sale price target.
Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat — the BRRRR method can let you recycle the same capital across multiple deals. Here is how it works, with real numbers.
Wholesaling is the lowest-capital entry point into real estate investing. Learn how to find, contract, and assign deals for a profit.
Raw land is often overlooked by investors — which means less competition and larger profit margins. Here is how land flipping works and how to evaluate deals.
Underestimating renovation costs is the fastest way to lose money on a flip. Use these per-square-foot benchmarks and line items to build a realistic rehab budget.
Hard money loans are the standard financing tool for house flippers. Here is how they work, what they cost, and how to factor them into your deal analysis.
Every month a flip sits unsold costs you money. Learn what counts as a holding cost, typical ranges, and how to minimize them.