Report Type
A 17-section structured report covering ownership history, equity position, lien detail, comparable sales, rental market benchmarks, distress indicators, and neighborhood risk signals — assembled in minutes, not the three hours a manual comp pull takes. The intelligence layer that separates informed offers from expensive guesses.
Run a Free Property ReportCurrent owner of record, ownership duration, transfer history, lien type, lien amount, and lien position — the complete picture of who holds the asset and what claims sit above the equity line. Essential for distressed acquisition and pre-foreclosure outreach.
AVM data alongside assessed value, last sale price, and estimated equity position — giving underwriters and acquisition teams a current view of where the asset sits in its value range and how much equity the owner is sitting on. Updated continuously, not per-order.
Recent comparable sales at the neighborhood level, with price-per-square-foot analysis and days-on-market for each comp. The structured comp context that replaces the manual pull — formatted for presentation to clients, credit committees, or investment memos without reformatting.
Median rent by bedroom count for the surrounding area, rental vacancy indicators, and rent-to-value ratios — the rental market context that validates or challenges the income assumptions behind any buy-and-hold or BRRRR-style acquisition thesis.
Tax delinquency flags, FEMA flood zone designation, environmental risk indicators, and distress scoring — the risk signals that appraisals reference in footnotes and attorneys charge by the hour to research. Structured upfront, before any professional fees are committed.
Population density, median income, age distribution, housing tenure mix, and income migration trends for the surrounding area — the demographic context that tells you whether the neighborhood is appreciating, stabilizing, or softening before the AVM catches up to the shift.
Investors use it to screen acquisition targets before a site visit. Lenders use it to supplement underwriting with collateral context the appraisal doesn't address. Brokers use it to support CMA conversations with clients who expect data-backed guidance, not anecdotal pricing.
The 17-section structure means the report travels well — to credit committees, to investment partners, to clients considering a listing decision. Every section answers a question that would otherwise require a separate data source, a separate subscription, or a separate professional engagement.
The free report version covers enough to validate whether a property warrants deeper review. Platform access unlocks the full 17-section output with distress signals, rental benchmarks, and the complete comparable transaction set.
Replaces the manual comp pull that takes hours and delivers partial information
Structured, consistent output formatted for client delivery, credit review, or investment committee.
Distress signals and lien intelligence surface acquisition opportunities that MLS searches miss
Tax delinquency, equity compression, and lien position — pre-market intelligence at the property level.
Rental benchmarks and demographic context validate or challenge the hold thesis before commitment
Rent-to-value ratios, vacancy indicators, and income migration — the buy-and-hold intelligence layer.