Fix-and-Flip Profit and Return
What a flip nets and what it returns, after every cost of holding and selling.
Example
You enter
- After-repair value ARV ($) 300000
- Purchase price ($) 180000
- Rehab budget ($) 40000
- Holding costs ($) 8000
- Financing (points + interest, $) 12000
- Selling cost (% of ARV) 6
- Cash invested ($) 114000
- Hold period (months) 6
You get
- All-in cost 258000
- Net profit (margin) 42000
- Cash ROI (annualized) 0.3684
Details, formula, and sources
All-in = purchase + rehab + holding + financing + selling (ARV x sell%), profit = ARV - all-in, returns = profit/ARV and profit/cash (annualized). $300K ARV, $180K buy, $40K rehab, 6 mo -> $42K profit (14% margin), 36.8% cash ROI, 73.7% annualized; a thinner buy drops it to 10.5%. A screening aid.
selling = ARV x sell%; all_in = purchase + rehab + holding + financing + selling; profit = ARV - all_in; margin = profit/ARV; roi = profit/cash; annual = roi x 12/months.
The fix-and-flip profit and return computation used by real-estate investors, by name.
The all-in-cost, profit, and cash-return breakdown of a flip is a widely-published real-estate-investing computation.
Estimate. AHJ and licensed professional govern.
Field names used by the API: arv_usd, purchase_usd, rehab_usd, holding_usd, financing_usd, selling_pct, cash_invested_usd, hold_months, all_in_usd, profit_usd, roi
- All-in cost purchase + rehab + holding + financing + selling (ARV x sell%)fix-and-flip practice
- Returns margin = profit/ARV, cash ROI = profit/cash, annualized x 12/monthsreal-estate-investing
- Unverified inputs ARV from real comps, rehab from a real scope; gain tax not modeledscope of this tile