Calculator guide · available in the app
Leave room for the costs between buy and sell.
The gap between purchase and resale is not all profit. Work through the rest before getting attached to it.
Plan a property flip with purchase, renovation, holding, and selling assumptions, using a worked example and Kora’s real-estate calculator workflow.
How the estimate works
Flip: the useful part, explained.
Estimated profit = resale proceeds − purchase − renovation − holding − financing − transaction costs
Use a consistent treatment of buying and selling costs and do not count the same expense twice. The app’s supported inputs and your deal assumptions determine the estimate.
A worked example.
Illustration: a $250,000 resale minus $150,000 purchase, $40,000 renovation, $10,000 holding/financing, and $20,000 combined transaction costs leaves $30,000 before unmodeled costs and taxes.
Illustrative planning example only. Not a quote, appraisal, commitment, or prediction.
Keep the assumptions in view.
- A resale assumption is not a valuation or guaranteed buyer.
- Delays can change holding and financing costs.
- Allow for work not captured in an initial renovation estimate.
Take the calculation into the property work.
Keep the assumptions clear, add your branding, and give the next conversation something useful to start from.
Available now on iPhone, iPad, and native Mac. Free download; advanced workflows require Kora Intelligence.
A few useful answers
Before the next step.
What does the Flip page provide?
An explanation, a worked example, and the native Kora app workflow. This page does not contain a live browser calculator.
Are these current rates or transaction terms?
No. Worked examples and prefilled values are illustrative assumptions. Use terms appropriate to your scenario and verify the result with the relevant professional.
Can I keep a branded summary in Kora?
Kora supports branded calculator summaries. Advanced Property Room reports are part of the separate room workflow; check the availability notice and current App Store release.