Deal Finder

Scans active for-sale listings, estimates rent from nearby rentals, and ranks the top 10 by estimated cash flow.

Manufactured homes rank high on cash flow but carry costs we can't see — see the note with your results.

How Deal Finder works & what it costs

You add money to your Dooralysis balance once, then each search deducts its price. The same balance works across every Dooralysis tool, so credit you buy here also covers rent lookups.

What you're doingPriceWhat you get
Search any property types — single-family, townhomes, condos, manufactured homes, multifamily (2–4 units), or any combination $20.00 Every matching listing is scored on estimated rent, expenses, and cash flow — then the top 10 are ranked for you. Rent comes from comparable units nearby listed in the last 90 days: what leased units actually rented for, what still-listed units are asking, and how long each took to lease. When multifamily is included we also check the top candidates against public property records for their real unit count.

How multifamily is handled. A duplex earns roughly twice what one unit earns, so the number of units decides the rent — and it often isn't published in the listing. We look that up against public property records for the strongest candidates. If a unit count isn't on record anywhere, we show the property with our best estimate clearly flagged, and you can correct it yourself and watch the ranking update.

Adding money. $5 · $25 · $50 gets you $55 · $100 gets you $120. Larger amounts include bonus balance, and nothing expires.

Re-running a search is free for 6 hours. After that, a fresh rerun costs the normal search price because it checks the market again. Saved results stay in My searches and reopen free forever. Re-sorting the table, changing your down payment, interest rate, expense assumptions, a rent figure, or a unit count all recalculate instantly at no extra cost.

Deal Finder is a screening tool, not underwriting. Rents, taxes, insurance and expenses are estimates based on nearby listings and typical ratios — verify every figure before making an offer. Not financial advice.

Property tax rates are derived from U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey data (median real-estate taxes as a share of median home value) and are not Census Bureau statistics. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.
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