Is that tool no longer available?

Homeowner.ai seems to have a pretty accurate automated valuation tool.  

What tools are available to ease the After Repair Value process?

Hey everyone 👋🏾Curious to know, what tech tools, apps, or platforms are you currently using to manage your rental properties?

Germán Rimoldi: Hey everyone — I’m working on a tool for builders and developers that helps you get quotes for construction materials faster.The idea is simple:You upload your material list (even long spreadsheets), and our AI contacts local suppliers, negotiates, and sends you back a comparison sheet.✅ Saves time✅ Helps you get better prices✅ No more chasing quotes manuallyWe’re testing this with a few builders now and I’d love to know:Would you use something like this?

Over the last year I have spent many hours on the phone with them and provided proof of payment with requests to audit and correct records to all three companies (originator, temp servicer, final servicer)  but to no effect.I think it is time to find some legal help. 

Quote from @Eduardo Cambil: 📊 Is there a tool that gives you everything in one place — property report + ROI Eduardo CambilHey everyone,I'm wondering if something like this already exists in the U.S. — or if this might be a gap worth building for.Imagine this:🔹 You drop a property address (from Zillow, Redfin, MLS, etc.)🔹 In seconds, you get:A full property report (condition, comps, rent estimates, taxes, etc.)A built-in ROI calculator (cash flow, DSCR, cap rate, rehab budget, etc.)Auto-generated PDF summary for investors, agents, or clientsWorks for buy & hold, flips, BRRRR, or wholesale dealsAll done by AI, no need to go through 6+ different websites or tools💬 Question:➡️ Does anything like this already exist in the U.S. market for real estate investors, agents, or brokerages?

Just looking for any affordable resources, tools, etc.Thanks!

Ive noticed, however, that most property analysis tools and search sites out there don't really consider house hacking in deal analysis. 

You're correct to point that out because it's not supposed to be in there.