Willow Creek / Overview
Project measureOriginal PlanCurrent Forecast
Rehab cost$72,000$72,850
Projected profit$51,400$50,100
Change in projected profit—−$1,300
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Start with a free deal analysis, then plan the renovation, track costs, and compare your Original Plan with current projected profit.
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- Expected sale price
- $450,000
- Purchase price
- −$300,000
- Rehab budget
- −$50,000
- Preliminary profit
- $100,000
Other buying, holding, and selling costs shown as $0 for this illustration.
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The numbers behind the change
See what changes mean.
Compare your Original Plan with the current forecast—and see what changed your projected profit.
Electrical change / CO-004$7,500 allowance → $8,350 estimate
+$850Rehab costReviewed delayApplied to holding-cost assumptions
+$450Holding costCombined effect on projected profit−$1,300
How does the forecast change?
The $72,000 Original Plan stays preserved. The current rehab forecast includes an approved $850 increase; the $450 holding-cost effect is shown after its assumptions are reviewed. A schedule edit does not automatically update financial assumptions.
Willow Creek / ForecastSample project
MeasureOriginal PlanCurrent
Rehab$72,000$72,850
Additional rehab—+$850
Additional holding—+$450
Projected profit$51,400$50,100
Original Plan preserved · projected profit change −$1,300. A schedule edit does not automatically change financial assumptions.
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RehabIQ / Willow Creek
Original rehab$72,000
Current forecast$72,850
Approved change+$850
One item needs a follow-up.
Inspection follow-up in the sample.
File the rough-in inspection sign-off.
The inspection is marked passed in the October 7 sample. The sign-off is still missing from the record.
Example next action
Attach the signed October 7 rough-in inspection report to the inspection record before kitchen framing.
Why this matters
Keeping the sign-off with its inspection record gives the team a clear handoff before related work proceeds.
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The prepared explanation combines an $850 additional rehab cost and $450 additional holding cost. It shows how projected profit changes from $51,400 to $50,100.
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Why did Willow Creek’s projected profit decrease?
The electrical change adds $850 to rehab. A reviewed holding-cost change adds $450. Together, projected profit decreases $1,300, from $51,400 to $50,100.
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