If you've talked to any investor, you've probably heard the term ARV thrown around. It stands for After-Repair Value — what your house would sell for once it's fully fixed up. It's the single most important number in deciding whether you should sell as-is or renovate first.
Why ARV matters to you
A cash offer is based on what the house is worth today, as-is. A Repair & Profit Partnership is based on what it's worth after repairs — the ARV. The gap between those two numbers is where your extra money lives. If the gap is small, a cash sale makes sense. If the gap is large, renovating first can put real money in your pocket.
How ARV gets estimated
ARV is based on comparable sales — recently sold homes nearby that are in good condition and similar in size. It's not a guess; it's pulled from real Jacksonville sales data. The repair budget is then subtracted, along with selling costs, to see what's left. That's the number we split in a partnership.
"You don't need to be a real estate expert. You just need to see both numbers — as-is value and ARV — for your own house before you decide."
Run a free Property Review and we'll walk you through the as-is value and the ARV for your property.