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looking for honest opinions

Joseph Galiana
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Hey BP —lurker here, first-time poster on the commercial side.

I've been sourcing multifamily and hospitality deals for a while, and my biggest drain has always been the top of the funnel. Every week: 10-15 hours scrolling LoopNet and Crexi, eyeballing cap rates, ruling out 95% of listings before anything is worth a real underwriting pass.

Got tired of it and spent the last few months building a tool for myself. It:

- Pulls listings from multiple sources automatically

- Scores each deal A / B / C based on price per unit, cap rate vs. market, location, condition, and a few other factors

- Auto-generates a preliminary OM so I can make the go/no-go call in minutes

I opened it up publicly a couple weeks ago. Free tier lets you see the pipeline; paid plans unlock full financials and OMs.

Before I invest more time, I'd genuinely love feedback from this crowd:

1. For those actively sourcing deals — is filtering really the bottleneck for you too, or is it something else (lender relationships, broker access, market intel)?

2. What would make a scoring engine actually trustworthy to you? What factors are non-negotiable?

3. Anything you've tried (Crexi Intelligence, Reonomy, CoStar) that you actually liked — or hated?

dealfinder.abacusai.app

just want to build something that solves a real pain. 

Appreciate any time you can spare.

Offering
Cape Coral, Florida

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