
Underwrite a single fix-and-flip or bridge-rehab loan from both sides of the table in one workbook.
Lender view
- Loan commitment sized as the lesser of loan-to-cost (purchase LTC plus a share of rehab and contingency) and a maximum loan-to-ARV cap, with the binding constraint called out
- Purchase funded at closing; the rest held back and drawn monthly over the rehab period
- Interest on drawn balance or on the full commitment (Dutch interest toggle), origination points and lender fees
- Monthly lender cash flows and annualized IRR
Borrower view
- Total project cost: purchase, closing, rehab with contingency, holding, financing and selling costs
- Projected profit and margin on ARV, cash required, return on cash and annualized return, skin in the game
Underwriting tests (pass/fail)
Loan-to-ARV within cap, minimum profit margin, minimum borrower equity, rehab period within hold, sale proceeds cover payoff.
Sensitivity
Borrower profit across ARV -15% to +10% and rehab overruns of 0-30%, loan-to-ARV under ARV declines, breakeven ARV and ARV cushion, with a chart.
Tabs
Start Here, Inputs, Summary, Draws (months 0-12 with chart), Sensitivity. Yellow cells are inputs; everything else is formula. No macros. Hold period up to 12 months.
Built with AI assistance and checked for formula errors. A modeling template, not lending or investment advice.
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