How RehabIQ works

Follow the deal. Then follow what changes.

One Willow Creek example, from the first estimate to the next renovation decision.

Sample project. Explore an illustrative project with sample numbers.

01

Evaluate the deal

Analyze and save your numbers.

Sample · Deal analysis$450,000 purchase · $650,000 expected saleProjected profit $51,400
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02

Establish your plan

Build scope, budget, and timeline.

Sample · Planning draftOriginal rehab $72,000Scope · budget · listing December 4
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03

Track the outcome

See how reviewed changes affect profit.

Sample · Profit comparison$51,400 → $50,100Reviewed change −$1,300
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Phase 1

Evaluate

Check the investment before signup, then keep the assumptions you want to revisit.

  1. 1
    Analyze the deal

    Review purchase, rehab, financing, holding, and sale assumptions.

  2. 2
    Save your analysis

    Create a free account to save the estimate and return to it.

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Willow Creek / Deal analysisSample project
Purchase price$450,000
Expected sale$650,000
Original rehab$72,000
Financing + holdingIncluded
Original projected profit$51,400
Phase 2

Establish the plan

Carry the saved deal assumptions into a planning draft. Review the scope and starting numbers together.

  1. 3
    Build the project plan

    Organize scope, budget, and timeline in one planning draft.

  2. 4
    Approve the Original Plan

    Preserve the starting rehab budget and projected profit before active work.

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From analysis to Original PlanSample project
01
Saved deal assumptionsPurchase $450,000 · Expected sale $650,000
02
Scope, budget & timelineOriginal rehab $72,000 · target listing December 4
03
Original Plan preservedRehab $72,000 · projected profit $51,400
Phase 3

Run and adjust

Follow reviewed changes against the original baseline, then resolve what needs attention.

  1. 5
    Track work and changes

    The electrical bid changes from $7,500 to $8,350; review the $850 cost impact.

  2. 6
    Review the outcome

    A $450 holding-cost adjustment plus the electrical change reduces projected profit by $1,300.

  3. 7
    Resolve what comes next

    File the October 7 inspection sign-off before kitchen framing.

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.

Electrical change / CO-004Rehab cost
+$850
Reviewed delayHolding-cost adjustment
+$450
Combined profit impact−$1,300
Needs Attention
Sample project1 open item
Inspection / before framing

File the rough-in sign-off.

The inspection passed October 7. Attach the sign-off before kitchen framing planned for October 8–9.

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RehabIQ / Willow Creek

Sample project
Original rehab$72,000
Current forecast$72,850
Approved change+$850

Scope stays tied to the starting budget.

Original Plan remains visible beside the current forecast.

Scope itemOriginalCurrentStatus
Electrical · Cedar Electric$7,500$8,350 Complete
Kitchen framing$4,850$4,850In snapshot

The additional $850 appears in the current estimate; the Original Plan stays preserved.

Why this matters

Approved changes can be compared with the original allowance. A schedule edit does not automatically change a financial assumption.

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