Fix-and-Flip Profit Calculator.

Considering a property to renovate and resell? Before making an offer, estimate the full cost of the project—not just the purchase price and repairs. This fix-and-flip calculator helps real estate investors evaluate potential resale value, renovation expenses, financing costs, holding costs, and selling expenses to estimate profit and return on cash invested.

Enter your own assumptions to compare scenarios and estimate the maximum purchase price that could meet your target profit. Actual results depend on market conditions, project execution, financing terms, and expenses that may change during the renovation.

Fix-and-Flip Profit Calculator

Estimate your renovation project costs, potential profit, and return before you commit to a deal.

1. Purchase & Resale

Estimated resale price after renovations.
Extra allowance for unexpected project costs.

2. Purchase & Financing Costs

Used to estimate loan size and upfront cash required.

3. Holding Costs

Taxes, insurance, utilities, maintenance and similar costs. Exclude loan interest.

4. Selling Costs

Include estimated commissions, transfer taxes and other percentage-based costs.
Used to estimate your maximum purchase price.
Adjust the example figures to analyze your deal.
Estimated net profit / loss$0
Profit margin (% of resale price)0%
Return on estimated cash invested0%
Estimated cash invested$0
Break-even resale price$0
Maximum purchase price at target profit$0

Estimated Deal Breakdown

Purchase price$0
Renovation budget$0
Renovation contingency$0
Purchase closing costs$0
Loan fees / points$0
Estimated loan interest during project$0
Other holding costs$0
Percentage-based selling costs$0
Fixed selling costs$0
Total estimated project costs$0
Expected resale price (ARV)$0
Estimated net profit / loss$0

This tool provides estimates for preliminary deal screening, not financial, tax, legal, lending or investment advice. Loan interest is estimated as simple interest on the assumed loan amount for the full project duration. Actual financing may have different payment schedules, fees and terms. Cash invested assumes the down payment is applied to the purchase price and that the other listed costs are funded with cash; actual funding needs can differ. The model excludes income taxes, capital gains taxes, loan principal amortization, unexpected overruns beyond the contingency, and any costs not entered. Confirm all assumptions before making an offer.

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