What if deal analysis took 60 seconds?
I've been working on a system for a house flipper who was getting 50–80 wholesaler messages a day.
The problem wasn't finding deals.
It was deciding which ones were actually worth looking at.
For each property, someone had to pull comps, check the ARV, estimate repairs, and run the numbers.
That could take 30–60 minutes per property.
So I built a workflow that does the first pass automatically.
A new deal comes in → the property details are extracted → recent comps are pulled → the numbers are run against the investor's buying criteria → the deal gets flagged for review.
The goal isn't to replace the investor's judgment.
It's to stop wasting their time on deals that fail the basic math.
I'm curious how other investors handle this.
When you're getting a high volume of opportunities, what's the biggest bottleneck for you: finding deals, analyzing them, or following up?