House Flipping Checklist Templates

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On every house flip there are hundreds of small miscellaneous tasks that you need to get done to buy the property, renovate the property and then get the property sold.

FlipperForce includes 14 Pre-Built Task List Checklists for each stage of a house flip that you can quickly load into the Task Manager in a matter of seconds!

Purchasing the Property Checklists

Pre-built checklist for performing your initial due diligence and submitting an offer for the property.

Submitting an Offer

Walkthrough the property, analyze the deal and create a detailed SOW for the property to determine if you should make an offer.

Property Inspection

During the Inspection Period (generally within 10 to 14 Days), walk the property with an Inspector or Contractor, finalize your SOW & Budget and make a final decision to purchase the property (or not).

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Project Planning Checklists

Pre-built checklist for performing your initial due diligence and submitting an offer for the property.

Contractor Bidding

Once you decide to purchase a property you need to start having Contractors walk-through the property and provide bids so you can have your Contractors selected and lined-out on Closing day.

Rehab Planning

After you receive Contractor Proposals you need to re-evaluate your financial analysis and create a Project Budget, Project Schedule & prepare for closing so you can 'hit the ground running' on Closing Day!

Purchase Closing

Finally, the Purchase Closing Day has arrived when you get the keys and officially take possession of the property!

Project Startup

At this point, hopefully you spent the Closing Period getting ready for your project, and you have your Contractors selected, lined-out and scheduled to start work on Day 1.

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Project Management Checklists

Pre-built checklists for managing your project contractors, timelines and expenses to keep your project on-time and on-budget.

Demolition Phase

After weeks or months of preparation and planning, you finally get to swing a sledgehammer and start the construction work.

Rough-in Phase

During the rough-in phase, your walls are still open and the drywall is not installed, which allows your MEP (mechanical, electrical & plumbing) contractors to install their 'rough' piping, wiring & ductwork in the property.