HouseRadar reads off-market listings the way a sharp investor does, checks the seller's story against real sales, and tells you how much to trust the number. It says "pass" more often than "buy." That's the point.
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Every Craigslist post in your metros, read overnight and scored before your coffee. Junk sinks. The few worth a call float up with the reasoning attached.
Found something on Marketplace, in a text thread, on a drive-by? Paste it. Same read, same honest card, in seconds.
The full underwriting read: the spread, a repair band with its basis, market temperature, an opening number and a walk-away number, and the three questions to ask the seller.
A listing with no address, no photos and a "make offer" price is capped, no matter how good the seller's story sounds. A post that names a city in another state is capped. A wholesaler's ARV is a claim until sold comps say otherwise. Every card tells you which it got: real sales, market context, or neither.
Sold-comp underwriting is rolling out by metro. Founders get each metro first.
Each card says what its score stands on. If a ceiling held it down, the card says that too.
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A card is HouseRadar's read on a deal, never a copy of someone's ad. We don't scrape behind logins, we don't show a seller's phone or name to other users, and we never let a partner touch a score.