Investment structure

One of the primary barriers to flipping for most agents is access to capital. Flip 360 addresses this directly. Once a deal is approved, Revive covers the majority% of the total capital required for the project

Flip 360 is structured as a partnership between the agent and Revive. The agent contributes a portion of the capital (typically 5% to 20% of the total investment), and Revive provides the remainder. This structure allows agents to participate in deals that would otherwise require significantly more upfront capital.

The capital covers:

• The purchase price of the investment property
• The full cost of the renovation scope
• Project-related costs managed through the execution phase

Investment-Based Structure

Flip360 is structured as a joint investment between Revive and the agent. Each project is evaluated individually, and the capital contributions, responsibilities, and economic terms are established before the property is acquired.

How Revive Is Compensated

Flip360 is structured so that Revive and the agent share in the success of the investment. Rather than charging a separate program fee, Revive participates in the project's profits according to the terms of the investment agreement. Your Property Advisor will explain the projected economics of the transaction, including how profits are allocated, before you decide whether to move forward.

With funding in place and the deal secured, Revive takes over the execution phase -- managing contractors, renovation planning, design, and permitting so the agent can focus on finding the next opportunity rather than running a construction project.