About Verleon AI

We built the platform we wished we had.

Real estate investing is a math problem. But the tools built for investors treat it like a home search — great photos, neighborhood maps, and school ratings. None of that helps you answer the question that matters: does this deal cash flow?

Verleon AI was built to answer that question before you ever open a listing. Every property shows DSCR, monthly cash flow, cap rate, and Section 8 FMR rent — calculated automatically, at the moment you search.

The problem we solve

Before Verleon
Find listing on Zillow or the MLS
Copy purchase price and rent into a spreadsheet
Calculate P&I manually with your rate and LTV
Look up HUD FMR rents for the zip code separately
Run DSCR, NOI, cash flow — one property at a time
Repeat for 30 listings to find 2 that actually work
Spend 3–5 hours per deal before making an offer
With Verleon
Set your DSCR minimum, price range, and property type
Search — every result shows DSCR pre-calculated
See Section 8 FMR rent on every listing in the results
Filter by cash flow, cap rate, and neighborhood grade
Open only listings that already pass your buy box
Move from screening to offer in under an hour
Scale to analyzing 100+ deals per week, not 5

What we believe

Numbers first
Every decision in real estate should start with the math. DSCR, NOI, cap rate, and cash flow aren't optional — they're the difference between a deal and a disaster.
Investor-grade, not agent-grade
Most real estate platforms are built to sell homes. We're built to evaluate them as rental investments. That means different filters, different math, different outcomes.
No spreadsheets required
Institutional investors have analysts running numbers. Individual investors have us. The analysis should happen before you click, not after you call your lender.
Section 8 is a strategy, not a stigma
Government-backed rent is the most reliable income stream in residential real estate. We built Section 8 support into the core of the platform — not as an afterthought.
DSCR lending changes everything
DSCR loans qualify on rental income, not W-2s. We designed the entire platform around this — every filter, every metric, every result is built for the DSCR-borrowing investor.
One bad deal is more expensive than one year of Verleon
Buying a property with a DSCR of 0.8 when you thought it was 1.3 costs tens of thousands. Verleon costs $49/month. The math is simple.

Try it free

Starter includes a 7-day trial. DSCR, Section 8 rents, and cash flow on every listing — no spreadsheet required.