User guide
How to run a house in Fixer Upper House
Every screen, what it’s for, and the steps to use it. The examples follow one made-up flip from the offer to the closing table, so the numbers on one page match the numbers on the next.
Start where you are
Owners
Set up your first houseTen steps from a blank workspace to a house with a budget, a schedule, and a crew. About 20 minutes.Partners and crew
You were invited to a teamWhat you can see, where your tasks are, and how to log an expense from the job site.Contractors
You were sent a jobOpen your tasks on your phone, add photos, send an invoice, and answer a price request.
The house in the examples
1418 Maple Avenue in Ashland, VA is a three-bedroom bought with a hard money loan and now six weeks into the rehab. It isn’t a real house or a real customer. It’s the same one you get when you choose Explore an example house in the app, so you can open it and follow along.
Example
1418 Maple Avenue
Ashland, VA · Fix and flip · Rehab
Budget
$73,260.00
Spent
$24,437.40
Remaining
$48,822.60
Projected Profit
$21,093.35
Everything in the guide
Start here
Set up, find your way around, and try the example house.
Your houses
Add houses, move them through stages, and see them side by side.
The deal
What to pay, what it will make, and the loan behind it.
The rehab
Tasks, the schedule, and the paperwork of the job.
The money
Budget, expenses, receipts, profit, and tax time.
Rentals
For the houses you keep: leases, rent, and the books.
Team and contractors
Who can see what, and how your subs take part.
Reference
Quick answers and plain-word definitions.
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