Profit Calculator Training Guide

Master every feature of the Freedom One Profit Calculator

This comprehensive guide walks you through every section of the Profit Calculator — from entering property details to understanding all 6 financing scenarios, the rapid-fire offer system, year-built rehab estimator, resale sensitivity analysis, and deal/no-deal indicators. By the end, you'll be able to analyze any deal in under 5 minutes.

The Freedom One Profit Calculator is a comprehensive deal analysis tool that evaluates any fix-and-flip property across 6 different financing scenarios simultaneously. Unlike simple calculators that only show one financing structure, this tool lets you compare how the same deal performs with different lending arrangements — so you can choose the most profitable path forward.

What the Calculator Does:

Calculates Total Project Cost (purchase + rehab + closing + holding)
Runs all 6 financing scenarios with profit projections
Shows Deal/No Deal verdict for each scenario
Generates rapid-fire offer prices at different ROI targets
Estimates rehab costs from year built and square footage
Shows resale sensitivity (what if ARV is $10K higher or lower?)

Quick Start (5 Steps):

1

Enter Property Details

Fill in the address, asking price, your offer price, ARV (After Repair Value), year built, and square footage.

2

Set Rehab Costs

Enter your rehab estimate manually, or use the Year-Built Rehab Estimator to get a baseline. Adjust the rehab level (1, 2, or 3) for light, medium, or heavy renovations.

3

Review Financing Parameters

The default financing terms are pre-filled with industry-standard rates. Adjust if your lender offers different terms.

4

Analyze the 6 Scenarios

Expand each scenario card to see the full breakdown — loan amounts, points, interest, gap funding, out-of-pocket costs, and projected profit.

5

Make Your Decision

Look at the Deal/No Deal indicator, compare scenarios, and use the rapid-fire offer table to find your maximum purchase price at different ROI targets.

Ready to Analyze a Deal?

Now that you understand every feature, open the Profit Calculator and run your first analysis.