Fund That Flip
Fund That Flip is a Cleveland- and New York-based real estate fintech founded in 2014 that lends to residential redevelopers and offers passive income opportunities to accredited investors, having originated more than $2.6B in short-term hard money, fix-and-flip, new construction and DSCR loans. In 2022 it acquired FlipperForce, a web-based project management, deal analysis, rehab estimating and job-costing platform for house flippers and builders, and in September 2023 the combined lending and software business rebranded as Upright (upright.us). The company's developer surface is the FlipperForce Public API — an OpenAPI 3.1 documented REST API at tools.flipperforce.com/api/v1 covering projects, expenses, income, receipts, photo logs, project updates, companies, expense accounts and the workspace activity log.
Fund That Flip publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network: FlipperForce Public API. Tagged areas include Company, Real Estate, Lending, Construction, and Project Management.
Fund That Flip’s developer surface includes authentication, developer portal, documentation, API reference, getting-started guide, support, engineering blog, and 20 more developer resources.
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FlipperForce Public API
The FlipperForce Public API is the REST API behind Upright's (formerly Fund That Flip's) FlipperForce project management platform for real estate redevelopers. It exposes 50 ope...
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Get Started 4
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Documentation 2
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Agent Surfaces 2
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Design & Contract 5
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Access & Security 2
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Operate 4
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