DealCheck comes with a robust property template system designed to help you save time and reduce manual data entry when analyzing new properties.

You can create and customize different templates for different property categories (rental, BRRRR, flip and wholesale), acquisition scenarios, geographic locations, or investment strategies.

Each time you add a new property, you can choose from one of your existing templates to give you a head start.

To manage your templates, first, navigate to the Settings page via the link at the top right of our website:

Next, scroll down to the Property Templates section and select the template category you'd like to work on (rental, BRRRR, flip or wholesale):

From here, you can view, add, copy or delete your templates for this category:

You can edit any of your existing templates by clicking on them. To add a new template, click the Add button at the top right of the template list:

From here, you can edit the template name and description, as well as customize all of its settings, including financing, purchase costs, rehab costs, operating expenses or holding costs:

Any fields or settings you customize on this page will be applied to new properties you add using this template.

Click on the checkmark icon to the right of any template to set it as the default one that should be used when adding new properties:

If you'd like to re-use the settings from the Purchase Worksheet of a specific property in the future, you can quickly convert it to a template by clicking the Save as Template button from the property action menu on the left side:

When adding new properties, you will have the option to select a template you'd like to use on the New Property page:

Use the template menu to select one of your existing templates, or select "Don't Use a Template" if you prefer not to use one.

After selecting a template, you can add a new property by importing its property data, or by entering information manually. The template you select will apply in either case.

Note: property templates can only be applied to new properties. If you'd like to apply a template to an existing property, you'll need to re-add it using that template.