Calculate your Maximum Allowable Offer using the industry-standard 70% rule. Enter ARV, repair costs, and your assignment fee target — get your max offer instantly.
MAO is the most you can pay for a property and still make a deal work — for you, for your buyer, and for the rehab budget. It's defined by the 70% rule: ARV × 70%, minus repair costs (minus your assignment fee if you're wholesaling).
Why 70%: the buyer needs ~30% margin to cover holding costs, closing costs, profit, and your assignment fee. The 70% threshold has been the industry standard for decades because it builds in enough cushion to survive cost overruns and a soft market.
When wholesaling, you also need to subtract your assignment fee from the MAO so the end buyer can still hit their number.
Drop an address. Rinsed pulls comps, estimates rehab, calculates ARV and MAO — and tells you whether the deal works.
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