08/13/2026
How you help clients reach $40K–$80K in 6–9 months
Find the right deal
You teach clients how to identify distressed or undervalued properties with enough equity to support a profitable flip.
Analyze the numbers before buying
You help them calculate purchase price, renovation budget, holding costs, selling costs, ARV, and projected profit—so they know the numbers before committing.
Create the acquisition strategy
You guide them through negotiating the purchase and choosing strategies such as traditional financing, private money, seller financing, or other appropriate funding options.
Build the rehab plan
You help establish a realistic scope of work and budget so the renovation doesn't eat up the projected profit.
Manage the project
You provide guidance on contractors, draws, timelines, inspections, materials, and staying within budget.
Protect the profit
You teach clients how to avoid common flipping mistakes—overpaying, over-improving, underestimating repairs, and allowing projects to run unnecessarily long.
Execute the exit strategy
Once the property is completed, you help them determine the best exit strategy, whether that's selling the renovated property or evaluating another strategy based on the deal.
The basic math
For example:
Purchase: $100,000
Rehab: $70,000
Holding/closing/selling costs: $30,000
Total investment: $200,000
ARV/Sale price: $280,000
Potential gross profit: $80,000
The key is that the $40K–$80K target comes from buying correctly and controlling the entire project, not simply from putting money into a house.