Don't let lumpy, unpredictable commissions get you down. Enter your pipeline of deals and your monthly expenses, and we'll show you a probability-weighted projection of your cash position through the closing of your latest deal — so you know exactly when to push, save, or invest.
A polished, shareable breakdown of your pipeline, expenses, and month-by-month cash position — in your name, ready to download.
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Add each active deal with its expected commission, your probability of closing, and the close date. Be honest with the percentages, that's where the magic happens.
Business and personal. Marketing, MLS dues, software, your mortgage, groceries, the works. The forecaster uses these to project net cash, not just incoming commission.
The chart, the month-by-month breakdown, and the stats land in a branded PDF you can share with your spouse, your bookkeeper, or your CPA.
Your pipeline and expense numbers never leave your browser. The PDF is generated client-side, no server upload. We do collect your first name and email when you download so we can follow up with helpful resources for self-employed agents. Unsubscribe any time.
It's a planning tool, not a crystal ball. The output is only as good as the close probabilities you enter. The value is in seeing the pattern: which months are likely to be lean, which months are flush, and what changes when a key deal slips a month.
Not yet. This version models gross cash flow before tax obligations. A solid rule for self-employed real estate agents in Montana: set aside 25-30% of every commission for federal + state + self-employment tax. If you want a tax-aware plan tailored to your numbers, book a call with Andrew.
Quite possibly, if your net profit is consistently above $50,000-$60,000. Try our S-corp calculator to estimate the savings, then talk through whether the timing makes sense.
A forecaster shows you what's coming. A CPA helps you act on it: when to set aside cash for taxes, when to fund a retirement account, when an S-corp starts making sense. Andrew works with Montana real estate agents year-round, not just in April.
