How to use the 5-Second Feaso
The 5-Second Feaso
Disclaimer
Estimates are for guidance only and don’t replace professional advice. Actual costs and profits will vary—always do your own due diligence before purchasing or renovating a property.
What to Do with Your 5-Second Feaso Results
1. Check if the Numbers Stack Up
If your projected profit looks solid (typically $100K+ or 20%+ margin), the deal may be worth deeper investigation.
If it’s low or negative, move on quickly — you’ve just saved yourself hours of analysis.
2. Adjust the Inputs
Use the calculator again with slightly different numbers:
- Try a lower purchase price (negotiate harder).
- Reduce renovation costs (simplify the scope).
- Increase the sale price multiple (look for comparable renovated sales). Small tweaks can turn an average deal into a winner.
3. Run a Detailed Feasibility
Once a deal passes the quick test, run your full feasibility:
- Add stamp duty, council rates, loan interest, and contingency.
- Use your detailed Profit Compass or Budget Boss worksheet to confirm the final return.
4. Assess Your Funding Strategy
A deal that looks profitable still needs to be fundable.
Use your Flip Finance Framework or talk to your mortgage broker to confirm your borrowing power and holding capacity.
5. Get Expert Eyes on It
Before committing, discuss your results in your next Wonder Women Renovators meeting or post them in the She Renovates community for feedback.
You’ll get insights from others who’ve done similar deals.
6. Make Your Next Move
- If it passes both quick and detailed checks → Book a call with your Renovation Strategy Specialist to plan your next steps.
- If not → keep refining. Every “no” gets you closer to your “yes.”
What to Do with Your 5-Second Feaso Results
1. Check if the Numbers Stack Up
If your projected profit looks solid (typically $100K+ or 20%+ margin), the deal may be worth deeper investigation.
If it’s low or negative, move on quickly — you’ve just saved yourself hours of analysis.
2. Adjust the Inputs
Use the calculator again with slightly different numbers:
- Try a lower purchase price (negotiate harder).
- Reduce renovation costs (simplify the scope).
- Increase the sale price multiple (look for comparable renovated sales). Small tweaks can turn an average deal into a winner.
3. Run a Detailed Feasibility
Once a deal passes the quick test, run your full feasibility:
- Add stamp duty, council rates, loan interest, and contingency.
- Use your detailed Profit Compass or Budget Boss worksheet to confirm the final return.
4. Assess Your Funding Strategy
A deal that looks profitable still needs to be fundable.
Use your Flip Finance Framework or talk to your mortgage broker to confirm your borrowing power and holding capacity.
5. Get Expert Eyes on It
Before committing, discuss your results in your next Wonder Women Renovators meeting or post them in the She Renovates community for feedback.
You’ll get insights from others who’ve done similar deals.
6. Make Your Next Move
- If it passes both quick and detailed checks → Book a call with your Renovation Strategy Specialist to plan your next steps.
- If not → keep refining. Every “no” gets you closer to your “yes.”
