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Fix and Flip Profit Calculator

Estimate net profit, ROI and annualized ROI on a house flip from purchase, rehab, holding and selling costs.

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About this tool

Fix and Flip Profit Calculator is a free, in-browser tool that projects the profit and return on a house flip. Enter the purchase price, rehab budget, holding and buying costs, selling costs and the after-repair sale price (ARV), and it returns your net profit, ROI and annualized ROI. Every calculation runs on your device — nothing is uploaded.

Net profit = ARV − purchase − rehab − holding costs − buying costs − selling costs. Selling costs can be entered as a percentage of the sale price (agent commissions and closing typically run 6–10%) or as a flat dollar amount. ROI = profit ÷ cash invested × 100; if you leave the cash-invested field blank, the tool assumes an all-cash deal and uses the total project cost. Annualized ROI = ROI × (12 ÷ project months), which puts short and long flips on a comparable yearly basis.

Use it to sanity-check a flip before you buy: a healthy dollar profit can still be a weak return if the project drags on or you tie up a lot of cash, and the annualized figure exposes exactly that. Adjust the months and cash-invested fields to compare financed versus all-cash scenarios.

Frequently asked questions

How is net profit calculated?
It is the sale price (ARV) minus every cost of the project: purchase price, rehab, holding costs, buying costs and selling costs. What remains is your pre-tax profit on the flip.
What is the difference between ROI and annualized ROI?
ROI is profit divided by the cash you invested. Annualized ROI scales that to a full year using ROI × (12 ÷ months), so a 15% return earned in 6 months annualizes to 30% — useful for comparing flips of different lengths.
What should I enter for cash invested?
The actual cash you put in — down payment plus rehab and costs if you financed the purchase. Leave it blank for an all-cash deal and the tool uses the full project cost, which lowers ROI compared with a leveraged deal.
Are my flip numbers private?
Yes. All figures are computed locally in your browser; purchase prices, budgets and returns are never uploaded.

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