COMPLETE DEAL PACK — ⭐ Most Popular
LAUNCH20
Use code LAUNCH20 at checkout for 20% off. Individual value: $316
Every DealReady tool. One download. This is the one to buy.
From first look to closing table to signed lease — the complete workflow, eight tools deep.
Most investors assemble their toolkit piecemeal: a spreadsheet from here, a checklist from there, a lease from a Google search. The result is a process with gaps — and gaps are where money disappears. The Complete Deal Pack is the entire DealReady library in one purchase: both proformas, the decision framework, the diligence and closing checklists, the inspection guide, the LOI template, and the Florida lease. One consistent workflow, zero gaps, yours to reuse on every deal.
If you're buying one thing on this site, buy this.
What's inside — all 8 tools
SFR Investment Proforma ($47 value) — 3 tabs; auto-calculated NOI, DSCR, cap rate, cash-on-cash, GRM; 5-year projection; GO/REVIEW verdict.
Multifamily Proforma (5–20 Units) ($67 value) — rent-roll tab, income waterfall, 14-line opex with per-unit benchmarks, IRR & equity multiple, 1.25 DSCR threshold, pre-loaded 15-unit test deal. Our most differentiated tool.
Due Diligence Checklist ($37 value) — 90+ items, 8 sections, priority-coded, municipal-records section.
Property Inspection Red Flags Guide ($27 value) — 90+ flags, severity ratings, repair cost ranges, Florida cost table.
FL Residential Lease Agreement ($47 value) — 29 sections, FL statute citations (§83.49–83.57), radon + lead disclosures, 3-day/7-day notice language. Florida-specific.
Letter of Intent Template ($27 value) — residential + commercial MF versions, negotiation-mistakes bonus page.
Real Estate Closing Checklist ($27 value) — 65 items, 6 phases, ownership assignments, wire-fraud warning.
Deal Go/No-Go Framework ($37 value) — 100-point scoring, 10 kill switches, Florida benchmarks, 5 verdicts.
Bought separately: $316. In the pack: $247. That's the math.
Who this is for
Investors who want one workflow instead of eight separate purchases and a folder of mismatched templates.
Buyers working both SFR and small multifamily — both proformas, one pack.
Anyone who'd rather over-prepare once than discover the missing tool mid-transaction.
How it works
Buy — one checkout, under two minutes; all eight tools are yours to keep, forever.
Instant download — no shipping, no waiting, no subscription.
Use — screen with a proforma, decide with the framework, offer with the LOI, verify with the checklists and red-flags guide, close with the closing checklist, lease with the FL lease. The order is the workflow.
FAQs
"I only need two or three of these. Is the pack still worth it?" Do the math: the two proformas alone are $114. Add the Go/No-Go ($37) and you're at $151 — the remaining five tools cost you $96 more in the pack versus $166 separately. Most buyers use more of the pack than they expect once they own it.
"What's the difference between the two proformas — do I need both?" The SFR proforma is built for single-family rentals; the multifamily proforma is built for 5–20 unit buildings (rent roll, per-unit benchmarks, IRR). If you ever look at small multifamily — the most underserved segment in the market — you need the second one.
"Is anything in here a subscription?" No. Every tool is a one-time purchase, yours to keep and reuse. (The AI Advisor at $25/mo is a separate service if you want ongoing deal Q&A.)
Natural next steps
Want a human to pressure-test your first deal? Complete Deal Pack + 1 Strategy Call ($497) adds a live 1-on-1 session on top of all eight tools.
Want coverage for the year? Complete Deal Pack + 3 Strategy Calls ($797) spreads three sessions across twelve months.
Want us to underwrite a specific deal for you? Deal underwriting is $349 with 48–72 hour turnaround — or bundle a strategy session and underwriting for $549.
Stop assembling your toolkit from scraps. Add to cart — $247 (valued at $316). LAUNCH20 takes 20% off at checkout.
DealReady's tools are educational resources — not legal, tax, or investment advice. The lease template is Florida-specific; real-estate laws vary by state — have a local attorney review documents before use.

