New Bern, NC
Builder-grade home
- Contract price
- $130k
- Assignment (buyer) price
- $202k
- Rehab budget
- $30k
- ARV
- $275k
Paint, full floor replacement, and a new back deck. We did the work at the committed $30k — and the investor sold for $270k.

Licensed NC General Contractor · Charlotte, NC
Most GCs won’t review a deal you don’t own yet. We will. Sealed with license #107724 and transferable once at closing.
Who this is for
Built for NC investors — including wholesalers assigning contracts — and for the real estate professionals who serve them: realtors, lenders, and brokers.
Fix-and-flip · buy-and-hold · wholesalers
Know the real number before you buy.
Realtors · lenders · brokers
Attach a licensed GC to your client’s deal.
Real deals
Actual NC properties. Each deal shows contract price, assignment (buyer) price, rehab budget, and ARV — the four numbers a buyer or lender needs to see the math.
New Bern, NC
Paint, full floor replacement, and a new back deck. We did the work at the committed $30k — and the investor sold for $270k.
Havelock, NC
Cosmetic rehab on a committed rehab price backed a clean $55k wholesale spread.
Lenoir, NC
Under contract at $50k and assigned to a GC buyer at $90k against a $380k ARV.
Real past projects across North Carolina. Numbers are deal-specific; results vary by property and market.
Reviews
★★★★★“They walked me through what was actually wrong before I sank more money into it. Saved me from a bad buy.”
Madison M.Broker / Investor · Charlotte
★★★★★“Scope and budget were all over the place when we called. After they walked through it, the project actually felt doable again.”
Justin R.Developer · Raleigh
★★★★★“I needed something concrete to bring back to my buyer, not a maybe. They gave me a straight read and the deal kept moving.”
Jethro A.Wholesaler · Greensboro
Book a free project call — a licensed NC GC will tell you which door to walk through.
FAQ
A licensed NC GC delivers a committed rehab price in writing, sealed with license #107724 and transferable once to your end buyer. Ships with as-built plans, future-state renovation plan, three photoreal renderings, a market study, an initial materials list, a vendor list, a permit memo, and an execution risk report.