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Most flip losses are locked in at the moment you buy
Portal estimates and gut feel keep missing the same four things:
The ARV is wrong
Overprice the resale by $30–50k and the profit is gone before demolition starts.
Square footage that isn't there
That "price per sqft" was off by 36%.
Fake “sold” records
Anchor your ARV on one and the whole model is broken.
Negotiating blind
Most analyses never look at who is selling.
The cost of skipping due diligence — one real listing
Looks like a deal. Loses $40k. This is the exact house in our sample report — the full breakdown is inside. See the full breakdown →
How deep each report goes
Everything below is in the sample report you can open right now:
Three-source cross-check
Facts only count when all three agree — conflicts are adjudicated by the county.
Comps verified at the county
Every comp, one by one, against county excise records.
Area-breakdown detection
$/sqft is computed on space that actually exists.
Seller motivation profile
Who is selling, why now, and how they'll negotiate.
Full deal math
9 scenarios per house, plus a live drag-to-recalculate calculator.
Negotiation reference lines
Know your walk-away number before you talk.
Independent second review
A second pass re-verifies everything; corrections are logged in the report.
Every number cites a source
Click any figure to open the public record it came from.
What that buys you
Buy at the right price
Walk into every negotiation already knowing the break-even line and the price at which the deal actually pays. Counter-offers stop being guesswork.
Dodge the $40k mistakes
Area traps, fake comps, weak-school ceilings, structural red flags — surfaced before you write the offer, not after the inspection.
Reports your clients can read
English, Chinese and Spanish versions with a plain-language summary — agents forward them to buyers as-is, and look sharper for it.