Our platform is best suited for investors that have completed a few deals and are now looking to scale up or to new markets, and trying to gain an edge by leveraging data. It's especially helpful to people who are open to a variety of strategies (i.e., creative financing, traditional long-term rentals, BRRRRing, househacking, or lease option). If you're a real estate investor with some notches in your belt and looking to become a more sophisticated investor, we built Coffee Clozers for you. Or, if you have just completed a course in creative finance and want to move faster at finding deals, we are the solution for you!

We support single family homes and small multi-family properties, up to 4 units. We do not have data on large multi-family or commercial properties.

We are working on bringing you a solution for this in the near future! Please send us an email if you are interested in this. We will follow up once it's ready!

We do not have data for short term rentals (STR), but you can use our calculator for STR, as long as you have an income estimate. You can easily estimate short term rental income with AirDNA's free Rentalizer.

Our data is best suited for long term rentals, BRRRRing, househacking, or lease option. We can help you find properties suitable for both creative financing and traditional financing.

You can search for any off-market property on the platform to get an instant report. However, we do not support browsing of off-market properties at this time.

In order to reliably use the data in our maps across the whole country we need to ensure that the crime data is collected at the Tract level (about 1/4 the size of a ZIP code), so that it matches our other data sources. The unfortunate truth about crime data is that everyone records it in a slightly different way - some areas at the neighbourhood level, some at the ZIP code level, and some at the city level. We've experimented with crime data, but we always felt it made our map worse rather than better because of the irregularities in its reporting.

A lot of other sites that show "granular" crime data are actually making guesses on how much crime there is for all the spots where they don't have reliable data. We felt this was bad practice and instead chose to prioritise factors that are strongly correlated with crime, but which are recorded at a much more granular level. This primarily includes Location Data (amenities, employers, new construction), and Macroeconomic Data (income growth, population growth, employment + education stats etc.).