Case study · Real-estate acquisition OS · SaaS (concept)

STAKE

Find better deals. Make smarter offers. Close more profitably. A private acquisition OS for wholesalers and investors — the whole process, from first lead to closing, in one workspace built for real-estate deals. In build; marketing domain getstake.com.

Product
STAKE
Type
SaaS · acquisition OS
Status
Concept · building
Role
Product + deal-math design
For
Wholesalers · investors
Core
Analyzer + pipeline + docs
Stack
Web app · JS · deal engine
Domain
getstake.com
STAKE — Founder · product + deal-math design

The problem

Investors run deals across ten disconnected tools — spreadsheets, calculators, notes, contract templates, a CRM, and a buyers list that lives in someone’s phone.

STAKE brings the entire acquisition process into one workspace built specifically for real-estate deals, so you spend less time on paperwork and more time closing.

What it does

01

Deal analysis

MAO, ARV, repairs, assignment spread, projected profit, ROI, and a risk score — with a clear why.

02

Pipeline

Lead → Contact → Negotiation → Under Contract → Buyer Found → Closing → Paid, each deal its own workspace.

03

Deal guidance

Step-by-step next moves: follow-ups, negotiation reminders, buyer outreach, and closing tasks.

04

Document generation

Purchase and assignment agreements, LOIs, and buyer packages, pre-filled from the deal.

05

Buyer database

A searchable list of cash buyers by criteria, market, and budget — matched to the deal.

06

Performance

Active deals, pipeline value, projected profit, conversion, and revenue history at a glance.

Deliverables & build

Deal-math enginePipeline CRMContract generationBuyer databaseJavaScript

◉ Proof: designed as a working deal engine with real formulas (MAO/ARV/ROI/risk), not a static screen. A private, self-built concept in build — no customers, no fabricated results.

Why it matters

The mark shown is a working placeholder; a final STAKE identity is still in progress. The point of the build is the deal-math engine and the pipeline — the parts that actually decide whether a deal is worth making.

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