Deal numbers
Max purchase price
$220,000
Highest you can pay and still collect your fee at these numbers.
End buyer pays
$245,000
Your purchase price plus your wholesale fee.
Your wholesale fee
$25,000
What you keep on the assignment (what you entered).
How to read this
This is break-even math for the end buyer: at the max purchase price above, the downstream buyer’s projected profit is $0. Wholesalers usually offer below the maximum to leave the buyer a margin for surprises. Reference point: the classic fix-and-flip rule of thumb is 70% of ARV − rehab = $160,000 — a starting heuristic, not a rule.
Plain arithmetic only — not financial or legal advice, and not a guarantee of profit. Every deal needs comparable sales, an inspection, and local market judgment.
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Calculator FAQ
Is this calculator AI-powered?
No. It is plain arithmetic: after-repair value (ARV) minus rehab cost, holding costs, and your desired wholesale fee. It is a quick screening tool, not an automated valuation.
Does this calculator guarantee I will make a profit?
No. The maximum purchase price shown is break-even math for the end buyer given the numbers you entered. Real deals need comparable sales, inspections, and local market judgment — and offers usually come in below the maximum to leave the buyer a margin.
What is the 70% rule?
A common fix-and-flip rule of thumb: 70% of after-repair value minus rehab cost. We show it as a reference point, not a rule you must follow.