Property Analyzer
See what a listing is actually telling you — and what it is hiding
The Property Analyzer reads everything you have saved on a home — listing facts, showing notes, cost inputs, inspection notes and answered questions — and turns it into one short decision brief.
Instead of a wall of marketing copy, you get knowns, unknowns, items to investigate, cost watch-outs and the questions worth asking next.
No card required. The full toolkit on your first home.
What it looks like
The same interface you use on your phone during a showing.
Decision brief
Generated from everything saved on 214 Oakwood Drive
- Roof age not stated in listingVERIFY
- HOA dues missing from monthly costASK
- Listed sq ft conflicts with tax recordCHECK
- Furnace noted as loud during showingINSPECT
Illustrative example using demo data.
How it works
- 1
Save the home
Add a listing by URL, screenshots or manual entry.
- 2
Add what you learn
Showing notes, costs and answers flow in automatically.
- 3
Run the analysis
Get a prioritized brief you can act on before you offer.
Why this matters when buying a home
- Listings are written to sell, not to inform. The gaps are usually the expensive part.
- Writing down unknowns turns vague unease into a specific question you can ask.
- A brief per home makes two homes genuinely comparable instead of impression-based.
Property Analyzer — frequently asked questions
Does the Property Analyzer value the home?
No. It does not give an appraisal or investment advice. It organizes what you know, flags what is missing and suggests what to verify.
What if the listing is thin on detail?
That is the useful case. Missing fields become explicit unknowns with a suggested question rather than being quietly ignored.
Does it update as I learn more?
Yes. When you add showing notes, costs or answered questions, you can re-run the analysis and the brief reflects the new information.
Start free with one home
Save a home, run it through Property Analyzer and see what still needs verifying.