For flippers

The profit is in the buying. See it before you commit.

Flip profit is made on the buy. OnOffDeals gives you the ARV, the rehab budget and the profit after every cost (buying, holding and selling) so you know your margin before you’re emotionally attached to the house.

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How you make money

Flippers buy a property, renovate it, and resell for a margin, typically $20,000–$50,000 net on a moderate rehab. The profit lives entirely in the acquisition price and the rehab estimate; get either wrong and the margin vanishes at resale.

A "$40k flip" is often a $12k flip once selling, holding and buying costs land at closing.

Where OnOffDeals earns its keep

ARV from real closed sales

Matched on type, beds, baths and size (with the rejects shown) so your resale number isn’t wishful thinking.

Rehab that reads the listing

Age, sale history and words like "new roof" or "as-is" shape the budget. Then you slide it after the walkthrough and the whole deal recomputes.

Profit after every cost

Buying, holding and selling itemized (commissions, transfer tax, title), plus the 90% max-offer rule — so the surprise happens on screen, not at the closing table.

Find flips across a market

Color-graded flip potential on every listing, so you rank fifty and chase the three that pencil.

Your workflow, faster

  1. 1Find a flip candidate on the map, or paste one
  2. 2Check ARV, set your rehab, read the profit after all costs
  3. 3Compare to the 90% max-offer rule. Make the offer or move on
  4. 4Export the packet for your lender or partner

See it work for flippers

Section 8 property finder

Section 8 rentals that cash flow near your area

Real listings, scored on HUD voucher rents — the same payment standard the program uses. See the exact voucher rent and monthly cash flow with a free trial.

The profit is the buy. Prove it first.

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Estimates are informational only, not an appraisal, or lending or investment advice.

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