Wholesale Max Offer
Results update as you type. Tap ? on any field for help.How to use the Wholesale Max Offer
- 1Start with the investor's numbers
The ARV and repair costs your end buyer will use.
- 2Set the buyer's rule
The share of ARV your buyers pay, minus repairs.
- 3Subtract your fee and costs
Your target fee and what you'll spend on marketing and closing.
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Worked example
An investor would pay up to $211,000 for a house with a $380,000 ARV and $55,000 of repairs, at 70% of ARV minus repairs. The wholesaler wants a $12,000 fee and expects $1,500 in costs.
The most the wholesaler can offer the seller is $197,500, about 52% of the ARV.
The formula
Investor's max = ARV × Rule % − Repairs
Your max contract = Investor's max − Your fee − Your costsCommon mistakes
- Starting at the maximum. Leave room to negotiate with the seller.
- Guessing the repair number. A walkthrough with a contractor makes your number credible to buyers.
Keep going
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Last reviewed Oct. 1, 2026. See how we build our tools.
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