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  1. james jackson

    Excellent tutorial. Graphic display is somewhat small for cell phone. Would be helpful if tutorial displayed with sharper clarity.


  2. steve dirks

    First tutorial video screen is blurry, Cannot read anything on the screen as you speak and make reference to screen shots.


    • Jacob

      Hi Steve,

      We’re aware that on some machines the new tutorials are not as clear as they should be. We’re working on it. Thanks for letting us know.


  3. juan tavarez

    The program is Great ,still missing the total Projet cost, Purchase price, Rehab and Closing cost Put toghether rather than using a calculator


    • Jacob

      Hi Juan,

      I’m not sure what you’re referring to. In the Offer Price Cacluator (Max Offer Tool) line 10 is the End-Buyer Costs basis. That is the total cost of the project. In the main analysis on the Rehab & Flip or Hold Analysis page you have item 19 (total capital needed), 24 (Cash Required), and then 25 (Total All-in Cost at end of Rehab). No calculator needed. If you need further clarification email us at support@rehabvaluator.com


  4. harvey davis jr

    I cant hardly read the valuator ,the letters are to small……..


    • JacobC

      Hi Harvey,

      Every web browser has a zoom function. Use that. It will blow everything up for you. If you’re on a Windows PC you can usually do that by holding down the CTRL Key and scrolling your mouse wheel. If you have questions email me at support@rehabvaluator.com to let me know specifically what device and web browser you’re using.


  5. Walter Merkas

    Like this and have used it twice this weekend.

    The top fields of the deal should port over to scenario 2 and 3. This allows the person keying into simply update rather than re-key. Remember, quick is good. I looked at 8 properties today and it’s good to see the quick value.

    Now go one step further, the ability to rate deals against each other. So of the 8 deals I looked at today, which one was my best deal? Again, I realize this is meant to be quick, but comparing and understanding opportunity cost is good!

    I didn’t see if you could export to Excel, that would be a good option as well.

    WallyM


    • JacobC

      Hi Walter,

      Thanks for the feedback! We keep a list of customer feedback and when we go to do the next release we always go over all the suggestions like yours. Keep them coming! Customers like you help drive the direction of the program.


  6. Jimmy Allman

    Just finished with Wholesale RehabRent Or flip,Don,t know much about computers but I think I can do this,well be slow but with your help I can do it.


    • JacobC

      Hi Mr. Allman,

      Our software is very easy to use but if you have any questions please reach out to us. We’re always happy to help.

      Thanks!


  7. James Laster

    I am not sure what I am missing but I can not find the Max Offer Calculator can you help me find it.


    • StefanieK

      Hi James. You can find our Max Offer Calculator by signing up for a Lite Free account with us. You can see all of our offerings and sign up here: http://www.rehabvaluator.com/pricing


  8. Jetaun Knox

    very helpful save lots of time doing it manually.


  9. jose jimenez

    Great presentation guys.


    • JacobC

      Thanks!


  10. Duane

    Thank You !!!


    • Daniil Kleyman

      You’re welcome, Duane! 🙂


  11. Dameon Abraham

    This was very helpful and I’ll be using this information to help me on my wholesaling deals thank you.


    • Daniil Kleyman

      Glad to hear it, Dameon! Reach out if we can help with anything. Thanks!


  12. Tobiyah

    Thanks for all this info, tools just this is the best .


    • Daniil Kleyman

      You’re welcome!


  13. B

    Thank you


  14. Joe Gusman

    Daniil, this is a very powerful tool to have. I take it that once you get your Max Offer Number you will be able to my your offer to the seller. Thanks.


    • Dylan Hampson

      Hi Joe,

      That is correct! Once you calculate your max offer, you can make your offer to the seller. Please reach out if you have any other questions.

      Thanks!


  15. Lee Dean

    This calculation platform is by far the best I have seen. I used it with a potential client whos property is held in trust. The link to our reports, comps, etc warranted merita for us even tho the sellers want too much for a 1955 2 bed 1 bath home on a 20,000 sq ft lot.


    • Dylan Hampson

      Thanks for the kind words!


  16. tim verschage

    I haven’t seen or read or watched anything that wasn’t very informal . Your very thorough on everything.


    • Dylan Hampson

      Thanks Tim!


  17. Pallavi Patel

    Hullo Daniil!

    Just was checking out this Calculator and was wondering is there any way I can put this calculator indepently on my phone for a quick access?

    Thank you in advance for your reply!

    PS; love this calculator but little clarity needed even on computer its kind of fuzzy looking.


    • Dylan Hampson

      Hi Pallavi,

      Currently, we do not have an app for your phone or tablet device. That being said, you certainly can create a desktop or home screen shortcut of our software to quickly access it.

      Thanks!


  18. Cecil Meed

    Very useful!


  19. Andrew

    Hi Daniil,

    Thank you for all of your help, software is amazing! Does this quick offer/max offer calculator take into account the costs associated with interest payment during the rehab? I know the assumption panel page factors it in but for the max offer calculator does the interest payment during the rehab affect the max offer amount?

    Thanks!


    • Ray Bahng

      Hi Andrew, you would want to specifically utilize the assumptions panels on the detailed analysis page to incorporate your interest payments. Send us an email at support(at)rehabvaluator.com if you have any further questions!


  20. mike

    I like this.


  21. Michelle Sheffey

    I thought the tutorial was great thanks a lot hopefully I will have the confidence to make my first deal soon thank you


    • Ray Bahng

      Thanks Michelle!


  22. Mountian Mcheza Maxton

    This is a tremendous time saving value and it makes calculating my max offer easy and my ability to make quick accurate offers knowing what my ROI return will be. Excellent!


  23. Arshaunette Shedrick

    Max offer tutorial is very informative I learned a lot from this tutorial.This was worth my investment. what an awesome program for wholesaling tax delinquent and flipping. I am a newbie to all of this but loving very bit of the programs

    Thank you

    Arshaunette Shedrick


    • Daniil Kleyman

      Thank you for your feedback!


  24. Robert

    This was very useful


  25. johnny

    Thus software is very nice thank you


    • Matt Lewis

      Thanks, we’re glad to hear that.


  26. Bob Krulish

    So in essence, the max % ARV is actually 1 – Profit Margin. So if I wanted 15% profit, I would use 85% as my max % ARV.

    It is not like using the 70% rule (MAO=.7*ARV-Rehab costs).

    Is that correct?

    Thanks!


    • Rafael Diaz

      Hi Bob,

      Thank you for commenting.

      If you don’t plan to Rehab the property and are not paying holding/closing costs you could use the Max Calculator to figure out your profit margin as you have mentioned.

      Typically, you will be paying holding/closing costs so you will want to include those when using the Max offer calculator. You can also use the Max Offer calculator for the rule of 70. If you enter 70 as your ARV and enter your rehab costs and closing/holding the calculator the max offer calculator will show you the maximum offer you could purchase/put the property under contract for and still be at 70 percent of ARV on the deal.

      I hope this helps.

      Thanks again for commenting and have a great day!