Stack Capital
Tim Floyd · Founder
Free tool · Stack Method Calculator

Unlock the math behind
$0 out of pocket.

A seller carry in second behind a new first is how investors take down property using none of their own cash, and occasionally walk from the closing table with a check instead. It only works when the numbers line up. This runs yours in about thirty seconds.

The Stack Method Calculator, running a real deal
A real $500K deal at a 30% carry. $2,244 back at closing.

I hated every Stack / Morby calculator out there, so I built my own. It's free. Tell me who you are and it's yours.

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Stack Capital
Tim Floyd Β· Founder
Stack Method Calculator

Run the deal. See your cash to close.

Seller carry in second, new first lien, and Stack Capital funding the gap. Change a number and watch the whole structure move.

$100M+ available Β· All 50 states Β· Down payment funded AND first lien placed Β· No credit check on transactional funding

Your seller carry sits in second position behind a new first-position loan. Stack Capital funds against that carry so you can close with little or nothing out of pocket. Every field is editable.

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Keep it as a rental? Full monthly P&L. Uses the price, first-position loan and seller carry from your purchase tab, prefilled and editable.

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You find the deal. I bring the money. 🏠

Other funders can cover your down payment, but then they send you off into the wilderness to source a first-position lender who will actually allow a seller carry in second behind them. I do both. Down payment funded, first lien placed, the whole closing quarterbacked for you.

Estimates only. Exact figures come with your written terms once you submit the deal.
Business-purpose, non-owner-occupied transactions only. All 50 states.