New Cost and Schedule Templates for Gut Renovation and SFR New Construction
Load from “Public Templates” for Instant Budgets!Loads both: Budget & ScheduleCustomize for your own deals & market!Huge Time-Saver!NOTE: These Cost and Schedule Templates are available in Rehab Valuator Premium and will save you huge amounts of time estimating your rehab & new construction costs and planning your projects!
Simply load them from inside your deal, fill in some missing take-offs based on your individual project and your budget will be built for you automatically! Same with your Project Schedule. Then simply update your scope of work based on your specific project to fine-tune the budget further.
Couple of Disclaimers about the Cost Templates we provide:
A. Scope of work and materials will depend on your geographic location. Basements are common in Northeast, not in the south, stucco is common out west but not on the east coast (we use siding and brick), particular roof materials are specific to each geographic areas, etc. The costs and scopes of work we provide you in Rehab Valuator are based on our own real world projects in Richmond, VA but you need to adjust these templates based on your projects and your market!
B. Costs will also vary by region. Both materials and labor costs vary significantly between Richmond where we are and certain markets where labor is each much cheaper or more expensive. Use these Templates as a guide and a starting point but update your Scope of Work in the budget, and then verify these numbers by getting your own bids!
C. Costs fluctuate based on time and lately have been going up rapidly. So it's on you as the user to take this template and then update it based on your market and current costs as they change!
D. Costs will vary depending on level of finishes you're using. Vinyl siding costs less than hardiplank siding which costs less than brick. Quartz countertops cost more than granite which cost more than laminate countertops. Etc etc. Bath tile is another great example – the variation between cheap and expensive is significant!
These templates will save you a huge amount of time when used properly! Make sure you check out the rest of the Project Management Tutorials (link below) and sign up for Rehab Valuator Premium if you don't have an account yet!
SEE ADDITIONAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONTENT
Real Estate Rehabs & New Construction
6-Unit Project Management Case Study
Project Management Deep Dive Training
is this software we have evaluator a one time purchase or is it a monthly service something like a subscription that you pay 40 or $50 or a fixed amount per month? How does it actually work.
I have a young lady granddaughter who is doing interior design and rehab of older apartments in Los Angeles area, we are capable of plugging in the amounts of each part of the raw material, but does this software make the calculation by square foot by length by cube if you could just explain some of the details without having to go through a demo thank you
The Premium software is offered as a $49 monthly or discounted $397 annual subscription.
On its own, the software will be unable to calculate how much of each material will be used for your project. However, you are able to input the square footage and the cost of the materials to have the software calculate for you. Be sure and have your granddaughter reach out to our support team at [email protected] with any questions!
Great video. You really made it easy to follow and understand. Thank you and thank Danil and his team for creating RehabValuator
Appreciate the compliments, Rasheed!
SUPER FANTASTIC!!!!!
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Daniel, once again you have knocked it out of the park! Fantastic enhancements
Thank you, Drew!
great video that’s most helpful for pretty much any real estate investor in any market around the country. the reality of these rehab projects are really brought to light with this. organization is a must and we all need assistance in maintaining systems in this business. thanks a bunch for sharing this.