PropertyInsight - Investor-Grade Residential Market Data
Trustworthy residential market data for investors
- For
- Small and mid-sized US residential property investors and developers researching deals and markets
- Who are
- Frustrated by wrong or stale valuations, tax data and listings they can't get corrected, and by manual comp research that broad filters and missing comparison views leave unfinished
- We build
- A subscription market-intelligence website that shows data sources and freshness, offers a visible correction path, and provides side-by-side comp comparison, precise filtering and trend views on cancel-anytime monthly pricing
- Unlike
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Zillow, which shows inaccurate or outdated values and has no property comparison feature or way to correct errorsReonomy, which locks customers into 1-year auto-renewing contracts starting at about $4,400 and has sparse rural dataPropertyRadar, which has delayed listings, state coverage gaps, no open API and a no-refund policy
- We deliver
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Data freshness and source labels on every valuation and compSide-by-side comp comparison tables and narrow filters that cut research timeMonth-to-month pricing with clear trial terms and one-click cancellation
- So that
- Investors and developers can underwrite residential deals faster and with confidence in the data, without long contracts or hours of manual research
The Problem
Investors are underwriting deals on valuations, tax data and listings that are wrong or stale, and they can't get errors corrected: "My home's value went down $50k for no reason while other homes in my neighborhood stayed the same." Tools that are meant to help still leave research manual, because filters are too broad and there is no comparison view.
“My home's value went down $50k for no reason while other homes in my neighborhood stayed the same.”
Trustpilot Review โ“Sometimes property values off, and tax and HOA fees not listed.”
G2 Review โ“Zillow incorrectly listed my multiunit property as 1 BR 1 BA instead of 4 BR 4 BA.”
Trustpilot Review โ“I wasted so many hours finding bugs in their system, and despite all these bugs they chose to stick to their guns of their no refund policy.”
G2 Review โ“retrieving property names can be difficult, especially in rural areas where data is often sparse.”
G2 Review โ“In order to find certain answers to questions the filters have to be very broad which requires a lot of work on my end to ultimately find the answer.”
G2 Review โ“I wish they had a comparison feature where I can select several properties and have a table of all the amenities so I can see at a glance the similarities and differences.”
G2 Review โ“Their data, while nice, can be found via other services like Propertyradar for only $50 a month”
Trustpilot Review โ“contracts are not clear that it is a 1-year obligation, with automatic renewal.”
Trustpilot Review โ“I also wish they had an open API we could webhook into instead of using Zapier”
G2 Review โMarket Signals
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Competitors
The most recognized consumer real estate portal. Investors use it as a lightweight alternative to manual research, mainly for sold comps and multifamily filtering, but it is not built as an investor intelligence tool.
My home's value went down $50k for no reason while other homes in my neighborhood stayed the same.
Seed competitor in residential property data and analytics. No reviews or other evidence were collected for it.
Property and owner data platform used by commercial real estate brokers and investors to find comps, owner information and contacts. Reviewers call it detailed and all-in-one, but expensive and locked into annual contracts.
contracts are not clear that it is a 1-year obligation, with automatic renewal.
Investor-focused property data and list-building platform used for foreclosure monitoring, motivated-seller lists, owner contact data and direct-mail marketing. It is often cited as the better-value alternative to Reonomy.
I wasted so many hours finding bugs in their system, and despite all these bugs they chose to stick to their guns of their no refund policy.
Seed competitor in property data. No reviews or other evidence were collected for it.
Seed competitor in investor property data. No direct reviews were collected; the only mention is a PropertyRadar G2 reviewer who says it compares with Propstream but has never used it.
A consumer brokerage and listing portal. The evidence is mostly about agent service and listing accuracy, not investor research workflows. One reviewer uses it as an on-the-go research tool for property values.
Redfin lists wrong property tax information and obviously did not verify this either.
How the offer ladders up
A one-page report for any US metro or ZIP showing median price trend, days on market, rent-to-price ratio and a data freshness stamp.
A side-by-side comp comparison table and valuation range for one property, with sources and recency for every comp.
Unlimited market dashboards, comp comparison, precise filters, trend and forecast views, saved searches and CSV export for covered markets.
Open API and webhooks, CRM export, custom market alerts, portfolio-level analytics and priority data-correction requests.
Value Equation Breakdown
Alex Hormozi's framework for understanding if an idea will be easy to sell. Higher scores = easier sell.
5.5/10
โMaximize these
Underwrite a residential deal in minutes using current, verified data and comps the investor trusts. Full accuracy is not possible, since the platform depends on licensed and public data sources.
Moderate. Reviews show strong demand for time-saving data tools ('PropertyRadar saves me an enormous amount of time on research'), but the same reviews show deep distrust of data accuracy, so trust has to be earned.
โMinimize these
Immediate for comps and market snapshots in covered metros. Trust builds over weeks of use, and coverage gaps may delay value in rural or under-covered states.
Low monthly cost compared with the $4,400 enterprise quotes, but users must leave established portals and spreadsheets and reload their target markets. Switching costs stay modest because there are no annual contracts.
Alex Hormozi's Value Equation from $100M Offers. The higher your score, the easier your offer is to sell.
Understanding the Value Ladder
The Value Ladder structures your offers in ascending levels of value and price. Start with something irresistible and low-barrier, then build trust and deliver more value at each step up.
Why it works
The stages
Free value that builds trust and captures leads.
Low-ticket product that converts leads into buyers.
Your main product delivering the full solution.
Ongoing value through memberships or add-ons.
Premium, high-ticket solution for your best customers.
Framework: Russell Brunson โ DotCom Secrets