This is the product, on real listings.
Every number below was computed by the same engine a subscriber searches with, over listings that are in the catalog right now. Nothing is mocked up — open any card on Zillow and check it. This page is read-only: saving, filtering and the full underwriting live behind a login.
Type a market.
One field, and a nationwide catalog behind it. A subscriber narrows to their own markets and their own buy box; this page is deliberately unnarrowed — the highest-scoring dwellings in the catalog right now, wherever they are, so you can see the range rather than a curated corner of it.
Results, already underwritten.
Not a list of links to go price yourself. Every card arrives with the DSCR, the cash flow, the ARV and the deal score already computed — which is the difference between a search tool and an underwriting engine.
Open one.
8325 Bricelyn St, Pittsburgh, PA. The deal page leads with the verdict — the score, what lands in your pocket every month, and a line-by-line check against your own criteria. Every factor opens to the formula behind it.
$390/mo in your pocket
score based on 70% of the deal data
max offer to hit the 70% rule: $94,248 · asking $100,000
- met: price in range
- met: DSCR ≥ 1.25
- met: 3+ beds
meets target: DSCR · refi 75%1.58why
meets target: cash flow+$390/mowhy
cap · on purchase12.7%why
ARV$134,640why
rehab$0why
The memo.
When a deal clears, you get the write-up: rent evidence, the operating summary, an offer ladder, inspection flags and the comparable sales. This is the real thing a subscriber receives.
- Verdict & deal score
- Rent evidence
- Operating summary
- Offer ladder
- Inspection flags
- Condition read
- Flood & risk
- Comparable sales
The memo is the deliverable. Everything before it — the sweep, the scoring, the filtering — exists so that the only thing left on your desk is a decision.
These are live listings from the catalog, not staged examples — which means one of them may already be under contract or off the market by the time you read this. That is the demonstration: check any address on Zillow and see for yourself. Underwriting figures (DSCR, cap rate, ARV, rent) are modeled from public and licensed data and are not a lender quote, an appraisal, or investment advice.










