
The most you can bid and still hit your minimum profit. Write it down before the auction — never bid a dollar past it.

The ZIP includes the tool, instructions, license and example project.Max bid (or PASS)
| ARV × discount (ceiling) | $28,000 |
| − Rehab + contingency | −$10,350 |
| − Closing & title | −$2,500 |
| − Holding | −$1,500 |
| − Minimum profit | −$8,000 |
| Max bid | $5,650 |
Start from the after-repair value and apply your discount — that is the ceiling. Then subtract everything the deal will cost you before it pays: rehab plus a contingency, closing and title, holding costs while you own it, and the minimum profit that makes the risk worth it. What is left is the most you can bid. Write it down before the auction starts and never bid a dollar past it — the number does not change because the room got excited.
Read the full max bid guide →Estimate the annual CRIM contribución from the assessed (1957) value, exemption and your municipality's rate — before you buy, bid or sign.
Net profit and ROI from purchase, rehab, holding, closing, ARV and selling costs — the costs beginners forget, included.
How much cash you pull back out at the refinance, and whether the property still cash-flows after.
A fast, defensible rehab number before you make an offer: per-square-foot base plus kitchen, baths, roof and contingency.