GreenProceed
The base case and downside read clear the configured operator floors.
Launch collateral
Launch proof assets
Public sample materials for reviewing Flip Deal Room before launch: memo, XLSX export, workflow screenshots, chip logic, and trust notes tied to the Oak Knoll sample.
Oak Knoll sampleConditional
Net Profit
$212,413
Margin
21.5%
Mid Max Offer
$552,820
These figures are rendered from the deterministic Oak Knoll scenario output used by the sample walkthrough.
Artifacts
Example memo and XLSX export
The public downloads are generated from the Oak Knoll seed output, so the files line up with the sample walkthrough and current memo/export shape.
PDF memo previewMemo
Decision Memo — 2841 Oak Knoll Avenue
**Decision:** Conditional (YELLOW)
**Market:** High-cost core market
**Address:** 2841 Oak Knoll Avenue, Oakland, CA 94605
XLSX export previewWorkbook
| Purchase price | $540,000 |
| Rehab budget | $80,000 |
| Cash in | $299,382 |
| Downside profit | $74,521 |
Screenshots
Deal room workflow screenshots
These product frames mirror the current deal room workflow: scenario economics, decision reasons, sensitivity, memo review, and exports.
ScenarioConditional
| ARV | $990,000 |
| Hold | 12 months |
| Net profit | $212,413 |
base margin ok
Base margin 21.5% meets 15.0% floor
downside ok
Downside margin 8.4% holds above 5.0%
contingency ok
Contingency 10.0% meets 10.0% floor
Decision chip
Green, Yellow, and Red are decision-support states
The chip summarizes configured underwriting outputs. It helps an operator decide what to inspect next; it does not replace local judgment, diligence, or professional review.
YellowConditional
The deal may still be workable, but price, scope, hold time, or downside needs tighter terms.
RedPass
The base case or downside case misses the configured floor, so the next move is reprice or pass.
Trust
Why trust the math
The trust claim is narrow: the sample artifacts are deterministic, inspectable, and consistent across the page, memo, and exports.
The sample starts from the Oak Knoll seed deal and runs through the same deterministic engine used by the app.
The page, memo, and exports read ScenarioResult values instead of hand-edited marketing numbers.
Inputs keep source labels, so user-entered assumptions and inherited defaults stay inspectable.
Provider-backed property and comp data can save time, but manual assumptions remain available when coverage or quota misses.
Before and after
Spreadsheet workflow compared with Flip Deal Room workflow
The product does not ask operators to abandon judgment. It replaces scattered calculator files with a repeatable decision record.
Workflow pointSpreadsheet workflowFlip Deal Room workflow
Version controlCopied tabs and renamed files can drift after a few revisions.Scenario records keep the current inputs, computed result, and memo together.
Decision trailNotes often live in comments, messages, or separate docs.The decision chip, reasons, sensitivity, and memo stay attached to the scenario.
SharingA partner may see formulas without knowing which assumptions changed.The memo and XLSX export show the numbers and the rationale from one run.
Operator quote
Approved operator quote pending
No beta or operator quote has been cleared for public use yet. Add a real quote here only after permission, attribution preference, and context are recorded.
Review the sample, then open a working deal room.
Start with Oak Knoll if you want to inspect the output first, or create an account to run your own assumptions through the same flow.