Find the deals that
actually pencil.
Most tools analyze a property once you’ve already found it. CapScout searches on the number that decides it: set your minimum cap rate and only listings that clear it come back. Then it underwrites the few worth your time.
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Most listings aren't deals. Finding the ones that are takes too long.
You're paging through dozens of properties, tabbing between spreadsheets, and still not sure if it pencils, and a faster buyer closes it first.
The filter is a cap rate, not a bedroom count.
Every portal lets you search by beds, baths and price. Then you copy the address into a spreadsheet to find out whether it works. CapScout puts the return threshold in the search box — and won’t run a search without one. Set a minimum cap rate or rent-to-price ratio for a rental, an ARV ratio for a flip, and you never see the ones that miss.
Listings that miss your number don't come back.
6 of 41 clear 7.0% here. Try 6.5% → 14 homes, or raise your max to $390k → 9.
- 915 Oakland Park Ave3 bd · 2 ba · 1,720 sqft $262,000 8.1%
- 2204 Indianola Ave4 bd · 3 ba · 2,050 sqft $298,500 7.8%
- 88 Drexel Ave4 bd · 3 ba · 2,400 sqft $214,000 7.5%
- 1428 Maplewood Dr3 bd · 2 ba · 1,840 sqft $284,900 7.4%
- 560 Hamilton Rd3 bd · 2 ba · 1,990 sqft $249,000 7.3%
- 77 Bryden Rd4 bd · 2 ba · 2,110 sqft $329,000 7.1%
You can’t search without a number
Minimum cap rate and rent-to-price for rentals; an ARV ratio between 50 and 95% for flips. One of them is required before the search will run at all.
Signals a portal doesn’t sell you
Price cuts and 60+ days on market are one tap each, on top of beds, baths, size, lot and year built. A motivated seller is a number too.
It tells you what your filter costs
ScoutSense reads your criteria against the whole market and offers the exact trade: loosen to 6.5% and 14 homes qualify. Those counts are floors: you always get at least the number it shows.
Everything here already cleared your filter. The band ranks what it couldn’t see.
A cap-rate floor tells you nothing about rent upside, comp quality, or how many others are already bidding. So ScoutScore deliberately leans away from the axis you filtered on and scores the rest — on every result, the moment the page loads.
Then go deep on the two that survive.
You've spent minutes, not evenings, to get here. Run a full underwrite on what's left and get a structured write-up in about a minute: the narrative, the risks, the leverage, and where the data is thin.
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The deal, specifically
The purchase price is the anchor of this deal. At $149,900 the property trades far under the market's $340k median and its own $179/sqft is a discount to the $241 area figure, which is what drives the double-digit yield regardless of where rent settles.
Rent is where to apply discipline. The $2,080 estimate outruns the $1,702 comp anchor and sits against a market rent series that has slid roughly 7–10% over the year. Underwrite closer to the low end of the $1,714–$2,446 band; even there the yield stays in the mid-teens, so the deal survives a conservative rent, it just isn't as fat as the headline.
Risk register
- MED×MED Realized rent falls short of the $2,080 estimate toward the $1,702 anchor.Underwrite at $1,800; verify with two local leasing quotes before closing.
- MED×MED Softening rent market (down ~7–10% YoY) pressures renewals.Lock a 12-month lease at market and budget one month vacancy on turns.
- LOW×MED Tax reset on sale raises carrying costs above 2016 levels.Confirm the current-year tax bill and model a reassessment to sale price.
- Rent estimate carries a ±17.6% band and exceeds the $1,702 comp anchor; treat $2,080 as an upper case
- Property tax figure dates to 2016; confirm the current bill
- Listing data is 39 days old
Built for the part after you press search.
Set the criteria once. It keeps searching after you close the tab.
Save any search as a named monitor: the market, the price band, the whole buy box, and your return floor. New listings that clear your number arrive as a notification, not as a task you keep meaning to get to.
Two investors, two different briefs.
ScoutSense weighs the same deal differently for a cash-flow buyer than for an appreciation hunter. Your goal, risk tolerance, and experience shape every brief.
Down to the tax and the exit.
Cash flow, amortization, sensitivity grids, tax and depreciation, a line-item rehab budget, and flip-versus-BRRRR side by side.
One click to a report.
Turn any analysis into a link, a clean PDF, or a pre-filled, non-binding offer letter.
It tells you when it's not sure.
CapScout's analysis includes a data-quality panel: explicit confidence drivers and flags for thin inputs. If the comps are sparse or a rent estimate is extrapolated, you'll see it before you decide.
Built for one job
A full analysis takes about a minute: long enough to weigh the comps, the neighborhood, and your profile before it commits to a call.
Named sources, every time
Each figure traces to a provider you can check yourself, and the report says which one it came from.
Confidence is part of the output
Every analysis shows its confidence and the reasons. A high score on shaky data gets flagged.
Free to start. Pay only for deals you dig into.
- Full ScoutSense underwrites, triage & deal modeling
- First page of search results on us
- 1 saved-search alert
- Credits never expire
- Everything in Free
- No subscription, nothing to cancel
- Fresh credits every month
- Cancel anytime; keep that cycle's credits
- Everything in packs
Browsing and triage use few credits. A full ScoutSense underwrite spends more. No trial expiry; start running numbers, then decide.
Running a team, brokerage, or fund? CapScout has white-label reporting, pooled credits, and a shared deal pipeline, from $129/mo.
See plans for teamsCommon questions about CapScout.
What is CapScout?
CapScout is an AI-powered real estate investment analysis platform for individual investors. It triages every listing in a search with an instant ScoutScore, then runs a full ScoutSense underwrite (deal narrative, risks, comps, and a negotiation target) on the ones worth a closer look, for both rentals and fix-and-flips.
How does CapScout work?
Search any market by the criteria you actually underwrite, like a minimum cap rate, rent-to-price ratio, or a maximum ARV ratio. ScoutScore bands the whole results page instantly so you know which listings deserve attention. Run ScoutSense on the keepers for a structured underwrite, then model the deal, save an alert, or share a branded report.
How much does CapScout cost?
CapScout is free to start, with no credit card. It runs on usage-based credits: browsing and triage cost little, and you spend more only when you run a full underwrite. One-time credit packs and monthly plans are available, plus a Team plan for brokerages from $129 a month.
Who is CapScout for?
Individual real estate investors who vet many listings to find the few that pencil, across buy-and-hold and fix-and-flip, plus investor-friendly agents and brokerages who want white-label analysis to share with clients.
How accurate is the AI analysis?
Every ScoutSense analysis is grounded in real market, flood, census, and appreciation data, and it shows its confidence level and flags thin inputs instead of hiding them. It is an underwriting opinion meant to speed your own due diligence, not a guarantee or a replacement for it.
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