Tools
Planning tools you can use on your own.
Work through the numbers before you talk to anyone. Results are illustrations, not offers, quotes, or advice.
Explore a flip before you commit.
Compare financing, projected profit before income tax, cash needs, and downside scenarios. Your entries stay in your browser tab.
Analyze a flip →Market DataExplore Southern Utah market context.
Compare monthly All Residential sales, prices, listing activity, and market time for Washington County and five cities. Measurement dates and source qualifications appear with the figures.
View market data →Seller financing calculatorCompare a seller-financed sale with a traditional sale.
For owners considering seller financing. Estimate cash at closing, monthly proceeds, and the final payoff, then print or save a report. Your entries stay in this browser tab.
Open the calculator →Rental Property EvaluatorExplore a rental property before you buy.
For rental investors comparing a property’s income, operating costs, financing, cash flow, and long-term assumptions. Your entries stay in your browser tab.
Open the rental evaluator →Economic Model BuilderTurn an annual take-home goal into an activity model.
For agents who want to examine the assumptions connecting a cash goal, gross commission income, expenses, and business activity. Your entries stay in this browser tab.
Build your model →A reading shelf in progress
Ideas for your next chapter.
A draft selection for real estate agents and business builders. These suggestions and descriptions await Taylor’s review; they are not personal endorsements.
Reading recommendations
Focus & productivity
The ONE Thing
A possible starting point for a conversation about focus, priorities, and choosing the work that matters.
Real estate business
The Millionaire Real Estate Agent
A possible reference for exploring the models, activities, and systems behind an agent business.
Practice & consistency
Chop Wood Carry Water
A possible discussion starter about consistent practice, patience, and the process of improvement.
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