All Forum Posts by: Kui Kapu

Hi All,

We're currently in the first week of our first Fix and Flip project, which we purchased with the help of a hard money loan. So far, we're making great progress, and everything is going according to plan. To track our rehab process, we've been using our own Google Sheets to track our progress. 

As we look ahead, we want to streamline our process and be able to take on multiple flips simultaneously in the future. We're wondering if anyone in this group has any Google Sheets or tools they've found helpful and still use today. We're open to exploring resources outside of the ones already mentioned in this group.

If you have any sheets, templates, or tools that have been valuable for tracking rehab projects, budgeting, timeline management, task tracking, expense monitoring, or any other aspect of fix and flips, we would greatly appreciate it if you could share them with us. We are opposed to paying.

Thank you in advance for your support! 

-Drew

Hello Bigger Pockets, 

We are working with a lender on the below terms and Im unsure if I filled out this report correctly.

10.9% / Origination Fee: 2-3 points ($2500 min) / 

Doc Fee: $1495 /

Loan to Costs (purchase + rehab): 85- 90% LTC / 

Loan to Value: 70% LTV /

Loan Term: 6-12 months / 

 All we charge is points, interest and doc fee to close.

Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated. 

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

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We are working on our first deal and im not sure if my numbers are correct. We are currently looking to work with a lender with these below terms. 

10.9% / Origination Fee: 2-3 points ($2500 min) 

Doc Fee: $1495 /

Loan to Costs (purchase + rehab): 85- 90% LTC / 

Loan to Value: 70% LTV / Loan Term: 6-12 months /

Can close in as little as 48 hours! All we charge is points, interest and doc fee to close.

Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated. 

*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.