How the Economics Work

See exactly how the numbers work — for flips, holds, and short-term rentals.

Complete Fee Reference

Fee Amount When Collected Notes
Onboarding Fee $2,500 Upon acceptance One-time only — never repeated
Capital Fee 5% of invested capital Upon deployment Per project
Profit Share 5% of net profits Upon exit $0 if unprofitable
Hold Management 8–10% of gross rent Monthly Hold strategy only
STR Management 15–20% of gross revenue Monthly STR strategy only

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Worked Example: Fix-and-Flip

$100,000 invested, 6-month project cycle

Line Item Amount
Purchase Price $180,000
Closing Costs (purchase) $5,000
Renovation (R² Remodeling) $45,000
Holding Costs (6 months) $8,000
Selling Costs (~6%) $15,000
Total Project Cost $253,000
Your Capital $100,000
Financing $153,000
Sale Price (ARV) $295,000
Gross Profit $42,000
Onboarding Fee (first project only) -$2,500
Capital Fee (5% × $100K) -$5,000
Profit Share (5% × $42K) -$2,100
Total Redoubt Fees $9,600
Your Net Profit $39,900
Your ROI (6-month project) 39.9%

Note: On subsequent projects, the $2,500 onboarding fee is not repeated — improving returns by 2.5 percentage points.

Worked Example: Buy-and-Hold

$100,000 invested, long-term wealth building

Phase 1 — Acquisition

Line Item Amount
Purchase Price $150,000
Closing Costs $4,000
Renovation (R² Remodeling) $40,000
Holding Costs (4 months) $5,000
Total Investment $199,000
Your Capital $100,000
Financing $99,000
After Repair Value (ARV) $240,000
Refinance (75% LTV) $180,000
Capital Returned via Refinance $81,000
Capital Still Invested $19,000

Phase 2 — Ongoing Annual Economics

Line Item Monthly Annual
Gross Rent $1,800 $21,600
Mortgage Payment -$950 -$11,400
Property Management (10%) -$180 -$2,160
Insurance + Taxes -$250 -$3,000
Maintenance Reserve (5%) -$90 -$1,080
Net Cash Flow $330 $3,960

Total Annual Wealth Building

Annual Cash Flow ~$3,960
Property Appreciation (~3%) ~$7,200/yr
Mortgage Principal Paydown ~$3,500/yr
Depreciation Deduction ~$8,727/yr
Total Annual Wealth Building ~$14,462

Worked Example: Short-Term Rental

$150,000 invested, premium rental income

Acquisition

Line Item Amount
Purchase Price $200,000
Closing Costs $5,000
Renovation (R² Remodeling) $55,000
Furnishing + Staging $15,000
Platform Setup + Photography $3,000
Total Investment $278,000
Your Capital $150,000
Financing $128,000

Ongoing Annual Economics

Line Item Monthly Annual
Gross Rental Revenue $4,200 $50,400
STR Management Fee (18%) -$756 -$9,072
Mortgage Payment -$680 -$8,160
Insurance + Taxes + HOA -$350 -$4,200
Cleaning / Turnover -$400 -$4,800
Supplies + Maintenance -$200 -$2,400
Platform Fees (~3%) -$126 -$1,512
Net Cash Flow $1,688 $20,256

Tax Advantages — The STR Depreciation Strategy

Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (July 2025), 100% bonus depreciation is permanently restored with no sunset date. Combined with a cost segregation study, a $278,000 STR property can generate $60,000–$90,000 in Year 1 depreciation deductions.

Because STRs with average stays under 7 days are classified as active businesses (not passive rentals) under IRC Section 469, investors who materially participate can deduct these losses against W-2 and ordinary income — not just against other rental income.

At a 32–37% marginal tax rate, this translates to $19,000–$33,000 in Year 1 tax savings — often exceeding the property's annual cash flow. Your financial partner coordinates cost segregation studies and tax strategy as part of the Redoubt service team.

How Our Interests Align

Every part of our fee structure is designed so Redoubt earns more only when you earn more. Here is how that alignment works in practice.

Profit Share = Skin in the Game

Our 5% profit share means we earn nothing unless you profit. Zero profit equals zero fee.

In-House Construction

R² Remodeling is wholly owned. Renovation quality and cost control are built into our business, not outsourced.

Transparent Invoicing

All partner costs passed through at actual cost. No markup. You see every invoice in your portal.

Direct Ownership

Your property, your LLC. You hold a tangible asset, not fund units or paper claims.

Capital-First Model

Both sides are committed before work begins. Your funded capital means our sourcing effort is backed by ready resources.

One Deal at a Time

New investors start with one project. Every deal gets our full operational attention.

There is no scenario where Redoubt benefits from a mediocre outcome. Our revenue goes up only when your returns go up.

What You'd Pay Without Us

These costs don't disappear with Redoubt — they're paid from the project fund, but fully managed by our team through vetted, SLA-bound partners. You see every invoice at actual cost in your portal. No markups, no surprises.

Service DIY Cost (You Find & Manage) With Redoubt (Managed for You)
Real estate attorney $1,500–$3,000/deal Managed — actual cost
Buyer's agent commission 2.5–3% of purchase Managed — actual cost
Wholesaler assignment fee $5,000–$15,000/deal Managed — actual cost
Property inspection $400–$600 Managed — actual cost
Deal analysis / underwriting $500–$2,000/deal Managed — actual cost
Contractor management Your time + 30–50% markup R² at 20% cost-plus
Project accounting + tax prep $2,000–$5,000/year Managed — actual cost
Total DIY (flip, not counting your time) $10,000–$25,000+ per deal $7,500 ($9,600 w/ onboarding)

The real savings: You pay the same professional fees either way — but with Redoubt, every partner is vetted, SLA-bound, and managed as part of a coordinated team. The DIY estimate also doesn't include the most expensive cost: the mistakes you'd make learning by doing. One bad contractor, one overpriced acquisition, one missed legal protection — any one of those can cost more than all of Redoubt's fees combined.

The Fine Print, in Plain English

  • All fees are documented in your investor agreement before you invest a dollar
  • Partner invoices are visible at actual cost in your portal — no markups, no processing fees
  • No annual fees, no subscription charges, no platform access fees
  • R² Remodeling operates cost-plus with a fixed 20% transparent margin
  • The onboarding fee is paid once and never repeated
  • Profit share is assessed only on net profit — zero if unprofitable
  • Hold and STR management fees are competitive with independent property managers

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