All Forum Posts by: Jaycee Greene

@Jaycee Greene Essentially, it pretty much would underwrite 1000 properties in about 10 seconds and allow me to filter out all the bad and only see the few hidden gems at a time

@Jaycee Greene thanks for welcoming me. I'm looking for a MUR that's turnkey or fixer upper with 30k for a dp mainly In the Connecticut area.

@Jaycee Greene Hi Jaycee! Thanks for reaching out.

For starters, I was sourcing majorly undervalued MF deals in the South Florida Market through regression (Predictive Models). I did this using the CSV file exported from my MLS. This allowed me to essentially predict a properties rent using different parameters or variables (Sqft, bedrooms, etc). Then filter by cap rate and cashflow and how well it would preform as a house hack, etc.

I've also built multiple of other tools like one I'm working on right now an AI Chatbot that has access to different real estate databases through MCP's (Model Context Protocol) and is pretty much an investment super assistant.

This is just the tip on how machine learning and data WILL supercharge real estate. 

Please reach out again if you have any questions or want to learn more! Cause there is a lot more...

Can someone please give me some insight on this? I'm analyzing a particular property and the rent numbers are all over the place. Rentomer = $838/mo, Redfin = $1667/mo, and Zillow = $1284/mo. Why would Rentometer be so far below the other two?

If you’re underwriting SFRs, multifamily, or reviewing deals at volume, you should be thinking about how AI and data tools can support your process.

You don’t need to be technical. You don’t need full automation. But if you’re still pulling rent comps manually, copying numbers into spreadsheets, and trying to underwrite dozens of deals a week you are wasting time.

Here’s where AI and simple systems can help:

• Surface listings with below-market rents or pricing gaps

• Automate comp pulls and underwriting templates

• Flag risk factors and patterns that are easy to miss manually

• Stay consistent across markets

• Sharpen your market research

The goal isn’t to replace your judgment. It’s to free up your time so you can focus on what actually matters.

Start small. Build a system that works for how you think. And if you want any free advice, I’m happy to answer questions or talk through how I approach it.

Hi everyone, I’m excited about joining this community. I’m hear to learn and find a mentor to guide me on building my real estate portfolio. I currently have one multi family home and want to get one a year. I’ll appreciate any suggestions from this community.

Hey Deborah,

I know of a group that will go up to 65%, but you are definitely looking at reduced leverage. Plus, it would have to DSCR with just the SFR and ADU.

Would something like that work? I don't know anyone doing 70% or more on rural.

Hey BP fam – I’m working on a deal for a client looking to do a cash-out refinance on a unique rural property in Sanford, FL. It’s zoned A-1 agricultural, has a main SFR + a permitted ADU on-site and an RV.

Goal is to refi at 70-80% LTV, pay off a partner, and hold as a long-term rental. Property is rented with actual income of around $5,250/month (not including RV), with an appraisal in the $850K–$900K range.

Has anyone closed on a similar setup, or know a lender comfortable with this type of rural/ADU configuration?