Free calculators for the numbers every deal turns on — what to offer, what it will rent for, what the rehab will cost — plus step-by-step guides to wholesaling, flipping, and rentals. Written by Alberto Molina and Kyle Sowell, two working investors who buy houses in 9 states.
The one-page sheet we use to decide, in minutes, whether a deal is worth an offer.
Free, in your browser, no account needed. Each one answers a single question: what to offer, what it rents for, what the rehab costs, what the flip nets.
Enter the after-repair value and the repair estimate — get your maximum allowable offer (MAO) and the breakdown behind it.
Rent, mortgage, taxes, insurance, and expenses in — monthly cash flow, cash-on-cash return, and cap rate out.
Purchase price, rehab, holding costs, and selling costs in — the net profit on the flip out, line by line.
Enter a property's net operating income and its price — compare rentals and small multifamily on one rate of return.
Estimate a renovation by scope — cosmetic, mid-grade, or full gut — by square foot, before a contractor walks the house.
Estimate a property's monthly rent from comparable rentals nearby — the number your cash-flow math depends on.
New to investing? Start with the wholesale roadmap. Looking at a specific house? Start with comps and the 70% rule. Each guide covers one skill, in the order a real deal needs it.
The full path in order: find a motivated seller, get the house under contract, find a cash buyer, and assign the contract for a fee.
Which comparable sales count, which ones to throw out, and how to adjust for beds, baths, and condition to land on a defensible ARV.
The unglamorous, repeatable ways working investors find houses — ranked by cost, speed, and effort.
One real deal taken apart line by line: ARV, repairs, holding costs, selling costs, and what's left as profit.
What the rule is, where it came from, when it protects you, and when pros bend it. Calculator included.
What to ask, what to listen for, and how to present an offer in a seller's kitchen without pressure tactics.
Alberto Molina left El Paso with $900 and slept on a friend's couch while he figured this business out. This book is what he learned — 48 short chapters, each one a secret taught through a true story, then distilled into principles you can use the same day.
Readers get the book free, chapter by chapter, in exchange for an email. Prefer it in your hands? Buy the paperback.
Three one-page downloads. Pick the one that matches the deal in front of you and we'll email it free.
The one-page offer-decision sheet: ARV, repairs, MAO, and the walk-away number.
The 14-point checklist we run on every property before a number leaves our mouths.
Word-for-word how a first seller call should sound — warm, honest, zero pressure.