Are there fix-and-flip deals in Winchester, CA?

CashFlowRE currently tracks 5 active Winchester, CA listings whose estimated after-repair value (ARV) exceeds the list price plus a screening rehab estimate — a median gross spread of $65,727. Each is vision-assessed for rehab scope and capped to realistic ARVs.

How is the flip spread calculated in Winchester, CA?

Spread = ARV − list price − estimated repair. The repair estimate comes from an AI vision assessment of the listing photos (rehab scope) multiplied by the home's square footage at U.S. cost-per-sqft rules of thumb. Get contractor quotes before underwriting.

What is a good fix-and-flip ROI in Winchester, CA?

Investors typically target a 20%+ return on a flip after a roughly 8% selling cost. CashFlowRE shows the modeled flip ROI on every deal so you can filter to your threshold; financing and holding costs are not included.

Fix & Flip Deals in Winchester, CA

5 active Winchester, CA listings whose estimated after-repair value (ARV) exceeds the asking price plus a screening rehab estimate. Each property is assessed by an AI vision model for rehab scope, then ranked by gross spread (ARV − list − repair). Screening only — verify with contractor quotes.

5Flip candidates

$65,727Median gross spread

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Address	Grade	List	Repair	ARV	Spread	ROI
Plan 1510 Modeled Plan · 3bd/2.0ba	C-	$442,990	$0	$538,269	$95,279	12%
Plan 2167 Modeled Plan · 4bd/3.0ba	D+	$537,990	$0	$618,736	$80,746	6%
Plan 1760 Modeled Plan · 4bd/3.0ba	D+	$479,990	$0	$545,717	$65,727	5%
Plan 1663 Modeled Plan · 4bd/3.0ba	D+	$467,990	$16,630 cosmetic	$545,717	$61,097	4%
Plan 2325 Modeled Plan · 5bd/3.0ba	D+	$562,990	$23,250 cosmetic	$636,578	$50,338	0%

ARV is from comparable-sales (CMA) modeling and capped to 3× the list price to exclude outliers. Repair cost is a screening estimate = the vision-assessed rehab level × home square footage at U.S. cost-per-sqft rules of thumb; it is not a contractor bid. Flip ROI assumes ~8% selling cost and excludes financing and holding costs. Always do your own due diligence.