Would You Use This? A Tool to Analyze & Rank Investment Deals Instantly

🚀 Gauging Interest: For an app —to inform a smarter way to analyze real estate deals

Hey BP community 👋

I’m building a app for real estate investors, and I’d love your feedback as I shape the early version.

🛠️ What It Does

The app helps you quickly analyze and compare residential investment deals based on actual financial metrics, not just listing prices.

Think: Zillow meets DealCheck meets your underwriting spreadsheet.

🔍 Key Features

View estimated profit margin, cap rate, cash-on-cash ROI, and NOI for each deal

Filter and sort properties by metrics that matter to investors (rent est, cap rate, coc, etc.)

Auto-sources properties from listing sites (no need to upload your own CSV)

Advanced Analytical Modeling to help inform data driven decisions.

Scenario Modeling: Example, "What if I did X?"

Embedded Google Street View + maps for quick visual vetting

One-click investment summaries — great for partners, lenders, or your own notes

📊 Smarter Analysis

The app uses statistical modeling to estimate missing values like rents, expenses, or rehab costs — making it easier to decide if a deal deserves deeper diligence.

I'm also building tools for Monte Carlo simulations and Markov modeling:

Monte Carlo simulations let you model thousands of possible future cash flow scenarios based on volatility in rents, expenses, and appreciation — so you can see the range of potential outcomes, not just one static forecast.

Markov modeling helps forecast how a property might move between different states over time (rented, vacant, under renovation, etc.), giving you a more realistic picture of long-term cash flow and operational risk.

These models help shift deal analysis from gut feel and spreadsheets to probability-based investing.

🧠 About Me:

I’m a software and data engineer with a background in building analytic intensive and financial applications for pre-IPO companies to big tech companies such as Amazon. I got tired of juggling Zillow tabs, spreadsheets, and napkin math every time I looked at a deal — so I built something better.

💬 Looking for:

Investors who’d like to try an early version (a month or two out)

Feedback on how to make this truly valuable

Insights into how you evaluate deals today

Thanks,

Robbie