We’re currently using it for multi-family properties in a few core markets.While redIQ is a much more sophisticated tool that focuses on properties with over 50 units, our system is perfect for properties up to 50 units, providing an efficient solution for managing lead intake and financial analysis without the complexity of larger systems.Here’s how it works:Lead Intake & Processing: Automatically processes broker emails and key documents (OMs, Rent Rolls, T12s, etc.).Quick Review: Evaluates leads based on key metrics like IRR, price per unit, and more.Detailed Analysis: Extracts data from documents, evaluates financials, and identifies additional income sources.Market Research Integration: Automates checks on flood zones, demographics, school quality, etc.Deal Tracking: Uses Google Sheets to visually organize lead data—while not a full database system, it provides a simple and efficient way to store and track deals without the need for a full-fledged database like MongoDB.Financial Analysis: Built-in underwriting and financial modeling with automated reports.In addition to ZCG, I also own a portfolio of properties.

Sounds perfect, right?

Perfect for a 1031 buyer or a cash player.

These pricing tools use data and algorithms, but it is never going to be perfect.

“Perfect BRRRRs” are rare nowadays.

Perfect,  I really think that will come down to overall preference. 

Your approach to finishing the basements in order to extend the number of years a tenant stays in that unit makes perfect sense!

Are you trying to narrow down the perfect property type for your first coliving investment?

I do not massage debt to make deals work.

But investing in a massage chair?