Wholesale offer math
Your fee has to fit inside the buyer's deal.
A wholesale spread is only real if the end buyer still has room after ARV, rehab, holding costs, and required profit. This tool starts from buyer economics instead of wishful contract price.
Wholesale Real Estate Calculator
This is a simplified educational screen. The app adds saved scenarios, offer history, PDF reports, address records, and portfolio context.
Inputs
What this calculator asks for
- ARV
- Rehab
- Buyer profit
- Holding costs
- Selling costs
- Assignment fee
Outputs
What you get back
- End-buyer max price
- Seller contract max
- Spread room
- Buyer margin
Worked example
Simple enough to check. Serious enough to challenge.
- End-buyer max: $168,000
- Assignment fee: $12,000
Result: $168,000 - $12,000 = $156,000 maximum seller contract price.
The public page is meant to create a directional answer. Before an actual offer, replace each estimate with address-level evidence: rent comps, parcel taxes, insurance quotes, lender terms, inspection findings, and local operating rules.
Why move into PropLurk?
Calculators are useful. Connected deal records are better.
A single output does not tell you what changed, why it changed, what offer it supports, or whether the deal improved after diligence.
- Show buyer-facing math
- Track counteroffers
- Save probability by offer level
- Move accepted offers to owned property workflow