AI Deal Analysis in
60 Seconds

ARV Analyzer pulls property data from Zillow, Redfin, and Google Maps. We aggregate sold comps, property details, neighborhood data, and market trends to produce a comprehensive analysis.

Our ARV uses a weighted median of recently sold comparable properties, scored by similarity (square footage, bedrooms, condition, proximity). Each report includes a confidence score so you know how strong the comp data is.

MAO stands for Maximum Allowable Offer. It is calculated using the 70% rule: MAO = (ARV x 70%) - Estimated Rehab Cost. This gives investors a ceiling price that preserves a healthy profit margin after renovation.

Most deal analyses complete in under 60 seconds. We pull data from multiple sources in parallel, run the AI engine, and deliver a full report with ARV, rehab, MAO, deal score, risk flags, and exit strategies.

Yes! On paid plans (Basic and Pro), you can generate shareable links and export PDF reports. Basic links expire after 14 days, Pro links last 30 days. Perfect for sending to partners, lenders, or your acquisitions team.

Basic gives you 50 analyses per month, PDF exports, shareable links (14-day TTL), and 30-day history. Pro bumps that to 300 analyses per month, extends link TTL to 30 days, gives you permanent history, and includes priority support. Pro also comes with a 7-day free trial.

The Free plan gives you 10 lifetime analyses at no cost. The Pro plan includes a 7-day free trial so you can test all premium features before committing. Cancel anytime during the trial and you will not be charged.

ARV Analyzer supports single-family homes, condos, townhouses, and small multi-family properties (2-4 units). We are expanding to support larger multi-family and commercial properties in the future.

Yes, PDF export is available on the Basic ($19.95/mo) and Pro ($99/mo) plans. Each PDF includes the full deal analysis: ARV, rehab estimate, MAO, deal score, risk flags, exit strategy comparison, and comp details.

Each deal receives a 0-10 score based on five weighted factors: profit margin potential, risk level, local market conditions, comp data confidence, and exit strategy viability. A score above 7 indicates a strong deal, while below 4 suggests caution.