Advice on my Real Estate Analysis Website: Ivy-st.com

Advice on my Real Estate Analysis Website: Ivy-st.com

Member since 2023 · 2 posts · 0 votes

Hi all.

Over the past few months, I've been working on a project to make real estate deal analysis as efficient as possible. I created the site ivy-st.com, which combines property search tools like Zillow or Realtor.com with deal analysis.

I'm about to graduate with my computer science degree, and this is my capstone project, so I would like to make the site the best it can be. I would love for some of you to take a look and hopefully get some value from the site. If you have any advice or questions, respond to this post or send me a message, and I'm happy to make any improvements.

The site is completely free to use, except for the rental estimate tool (but I'm working on making that part free too). I don't make any money from the site, so I hope this post doesn't break any rules about advertising. I'm just looking for some advice.

Currently, the site is pretty unusable on a phone, but it works on a computer. I'm working on supporting mobile phones in the near future, but stick with using your computer until then.

Thanks!
-Evan

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  • Member since 2025 · 316 posts · 119 votes
    1y

    One suggestion - make the page phone friendly.

  • Member since 2019 · 1 post · 0 votes
    1y

    @Evan G.

    Once I accessed through my laptop, it looks like a great tool. I love that you can go from search criteria ($, bed, bath) to full cash flow analysis within a couple of clicks. It's flexible enough so you can customize what is important to you and yet efficient to quickly switch between properties even in different cities. It will be even better when the potential rent autopopulates. Thanks for the tool!!

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