Resources
Best Tools for Wholesalers and Investors
What we’d point a Texas wholesaler or investor to, grouped by the job. Start with the free ones.
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Analyze deals
Check the numbers before you make an offer or send a deal out.
ARV, repair costs, MAO, fix and flip, rental and BRRRR, cap rate, and double close vs. assignment. No signup.
Saves every analysis, pulls comps, and runs rentals, flips and BRRRR side by side. Worth it once you look at deals every week.
Use code BESTDEAL at checkout for 20% off.
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Comps and values
Texas doesn’t publish sale prices, so comps take a little more digging here.
Filter to recently sold homes near the property. A quick first look, not a replacement for MLS data.
Owner, square footage, year built and tax history for any Texas property. The Comptroller’s directory links to every county.
Comps, owner data and lists of absentee, high-equity and pre-foreclosure owners. Many Texas wholesalers use it.
Run your wholesaling business
Keep sellers, buyers and follow-ups in one place so deals don’t slip.
Plenty for your first buyer list and seller leads. Track areas, price range and proof of funds for each buyer.
A CRM built for wholesalers: seller leads, buyer lists, follow-up reminders and marketing in one place. A good next step once a spreadsheet gets crowded.
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Post your deal once and Texas cash buyers whose Buy Box matches hear about it. Inquiries land in one inbox.
Manage rentals
For the deals you keep.
Track leases, tenants, rent and maintenance reminders for each rental.
Want to learn the numbers first?
Our guides walk through ARV, repairs, the 70% rule, BRRRR and building a buyer list, with real numbers.