Real Estate Investment Terminal

Finally, Project Management software made for serious real estate investors and Investments teams.

Real Estate investments have a unique lifecycle that is different from most work related projects. Real Estate Investments move through a unique lifecycle that includes the following phases "Acquisition", "Fund", "Hold", "Exit." PaperWorking organizes investments and investment teams to give Real Estate investors the tools to make their investments process more organized and informed.

Deal Analyzer

1247 Elm Street, Austin TX

DEMO DATA

Purchase Price

$485,000

After Repair Value

$620,000

Rehab Budget

$68,000

Cap Rate

6.2%

Projected IRR

24.8%

Confidence

84%

Alert: Appraisal contingency expires in 3 days

Start Your Free 14 Days Trialarrow_forward 33 KPIsbar_chart

Every deadline tracked. Every dollar logged. Every metric live.

The problem

Your deals live in too many places

The spreadsheet isn't the problem. The scattered record is.

The budget is in one spreadsheet. The inspection deadline is in an email. The contractor draw is in a text thread. The closing statement is a PDF in a folder named "final FINAL." Scattered, they can't answer a simple question: which project is off budget right now?

If your spreadsheet system works, keep it.

What it does

One home for the whole deal, every deal.

Each investment gets a Project: one workspace for the deal and everything that happens to it. Tasks, deadlines, documents, budgets, and expenses live there. Log the work; PaperWorking calculates your investor metrics from it.

Built on the Real Estate Investment Life Cycle

Acquisition, Fund, Hold, Exit. Four phases. One system.

PHASE 01

Acquisition

Acquisition: Decide if the deal works before you buy. The Deal Analyzer pulls live property data, an automated valuation, and projected cap rate, IRR, and cash-on-cash.

PHASE 02

Fund

Fund: Get the money and paperwork lined up. Track contingency deadlines and earnest money, keep contracts in one vault, get alerted before dates go hard.

PHASE 03

Hold

Hold: Own it and improve it. Link milestones to your budget, log expenses as they happen, watch holding costs and budget-vs-actual in real time.

PHASE 04

Exit

Exit: Sell it or keep it as a rental, and prove what it made. Generate the performance record your buyer, lender, or appraiser expects.

The metrics

One project record. Thirty-three investor KPIs.

NOI. Cap rate. Cash-on-cash. DSCR. IRR. Equity multiple. Occupancy. The full list, with formulas, is public in the Playbook.

These aren't estimates you type in; they're calculated automatically from the work you're already doing: purchase price, rehab costs, rent received. Stock investors get dashboards. Real estate investors deserve the same.

Explore the Playbook: all 33 metricsarrow_forward