All Forum Posts by: Thomas Adams

Its a legitimate website most properties need to be bought with cash. Theres other websites to find good deals too like This

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@Thomas Adams, What valuation model you have used to find the rental value. Also it would be great if you can add how long property sit in market before it gets occupied. I'm still reviewing the site and looks good so far.

Hey, thanks for checking it out! I'll put in the time its been on the market for, good idea. Also, I currently put 2 valuation models on it, and I'm a data scientist so I made my own proprietary model based on recently sold properties with similar features. For the nerds - it's a stacking ensemble model mostly using CART models as learners. 

Hey Jaycee, the site actually shows all types of residential real estate, including multifamily, duplexes etc... It doesn’t include commercial properties , but everything residential is included. When you search without the (free) account then only 3 properties appear at a time. 

Super valuable.. how do you determine the ARV in the BRRRR case? Are you using a software or calculating it yourself somewhow?

Hey everyone

I’m a data scientist who spent too many late nights clicking through listings, so I decided to scratch my own itch. 

I built propertydealfinder.com

You can search any city or zip code, and it shows you homes listed below what they’re likely worth — based on two valuation models trained on recent sales data. You’ll also get helpful numbers like price per square foot, cap rate, and rental estimates so you can quickly spot deals without spending hours clicking through listings.

It’s not meant to replace your own judgment, rather to cut down the time it takes to do the research.

I’d love your feedback — what works, what’s confusing, what you’d want added. This started as a tool I built for myself, and I’m excited to keep making it better with your help.

Thanks for checking it out!

What are some of the details? are you using a property manager, whats the expected return on airdna?

Congrats! Are you using a property manager? Also, what are some of the numbers you're going by?

I lost 30k on my first (and last) flip. Flipping is one of those things that sounds great off the bat but is seriously hard to pull off..

Hey all,

I recently came across propertydealfinder [dot] com, the tool that uses AI to find underpriced properties within a zip code/city...

I see that people have been satisfied but haven't actually met anyone who has used it and I want to hear feedback if anyone has found a good deal with it?

In my case I'm looking in the south California market.

Thanks