Does CalcLeilão work for both properties and vehicles?+
Yes. The platform has two independent calculators, each with its own costs, assumptions, and risks.
What does the property calculator cover?+
It organizes acquisition, commission, taxes, registry costs, outstanding balances, renovation, possession, timing, financing costs, and sale scenarios.
What does the vehicle calculator cover?+
It organizes purchase or auction price, commission, fees, outstanding balances, documents, transport, preparation, repairs, risks, and resale scenarios.
Does the calculator show the total cost?+
Yes. It brings the values entered by the user into one structured view. Estimates and unresolved items remain visible and should be updated as new information becomes available.
Is the FIPE table enough to make a purchase decision?+
No. FIPE is only a benchmark. Condition, history, documents, region, liquidity, and preparation costs can change the achievable price.
Can I compare resale scenarios?+
Yes. You can compare quick-sale, expected, and optimistic scenarios to see how price, cost, and time affect margin.
Can it calculate a purchase limit or maximum bid?+
Yes. The tool provides a financial limit based on the costs, scenarios, and targets entered by the user.
Does the result guarantee a profit?+
No. CalcLeilão runs scenarios from the information provided. Market conditions, the asset's actual condition, and later events can change the result.
Does the calculator replace an inspection or condition report?+
No. Visual checks, mechanical inspections, vehicle history reports, auction terms, and official document searches remain essential.
Do I need to install anything?+
No. The platform runs in a browser on desktop or mobile and is linked to your account.
How does cancellation work?+
The monthly plan can be canceled from the subscription area. Cancellation stops future charges and preserves the account history.
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