Everything for a property lead in one controlled screen.
Capture the exact listing source and photo, label the property, analyze the numbers, track contacts, compare financing paths and keep the next action attached to the deal.
One lead. One repeatable process.
Property Board
Filter the sample deal set, save candidates, send a property into DNA analysis, or create a manual lead from the exact source ad.
Nationwide Government REO Feed
Daily HUD FHA REO discovery with verified-source labels. Price, mortgage terms, APR, title, condition and profitability remain unknown until separately verified.
My Properties
Keep the original ad, exact photo, label, status, numbers and next action together. The current prototype stores the queue in this browser.
Property Watch
Analyzer
The analysis workspace keeps Property DNA and the deal numbers side by side so the property can be evaluated without leaving the command center.
Research Checklist
Ready for a property.
The production engine will distinguish VERIFIED, ESTIMATED and UNKNOWN fields.
Compare the Numbers
CRM & Matching
Track sellers and buyers, calculate simple buy-box matches and keep outreach drafts attached to the property workflow.
Potential Matches
Manual Review Queue
Wholesale Lead Book
Ten distressed/stale Chicago leads rechecked October 2, 2026. Built for one-by-one review with a buyer, mentor or contractor.
Chicago Permit & Violation Search
These are address-search matches from historical public datasets. They are research signals only—not proof of current outstanding violations, clear title, legal use or permit compliance.
Listing photo - open source
5802 S May St
Motivation signal: $60K -> $10K; active since 2025
Why it is on the board: Two-flat renovation project. Listing expressly says buyer is responsible for liens, taxes, judgments and closing costs.
Listing photo - open source
7048 S Perry Ave
Motivation signal: $64.9K -> $34.9K since Aug.
Why it is on the board: Probate listing, investor-focused language, drive-by access only and repeated listing resets/price reductions.
Listing photo - open source
912 W 87th St
Motivation signal: Corporate-owned; repeated cuts
Why it is on the board: Investor special, brick house, cash offers only, sold as-is and no survey. Current Zillow/Homes snapshot shows $49,900.
Listing photo - open source
7357 S Green St
Motivation signal: Failed contract cycles; cash only
Why it is on the board: Complete gut rehab. Seller advertises motivation and says back taxes will be paid. Property has gone under contract and returned to market.
Listing photo - open source
6421 S Wolcott Ave
Motivation signal: $78.9K -> $60K; prior listing cycles
Why it is on the board: Brick investor special requiring gut rehab. Current cycle has had multiple price reductions and prior marketing attempts.
Listing photo - open source
7133 S Eggleston Ave
Motivation signal: Price-cut listing; special warranty deed
Why it is on the board: Large 1891 two-story marketed as an investor opportunity. Listing says it needs everything and is conveyed by Special Warranty Deed.
Listing photo - open source
9217 S Perry Ave
Motivation signal: Returned to market; ~$20K reduction
Why it is on the board: Main brick house plus advertised one-bedroom ADU/coach house. Rehab needed; listing has gone pending and returned to market.
Listing photo - open source
1541 W Marquette Rd
Motivation signal: Listed/removed/relisted; seller says repairs begun
Why it is on the board: Seller advertises motivation, recent roof repair and some updates. Multiple listing cycles create a reason to ask about terms and timing.
Listing photo - open source
11931 S Wallace St
Motivation signal: Listed since Mar.; price reduced
Why it is on the board: West Pullman full-renovation project marketed directly to investors/rehabbers and still active after months on market.
Listing photo - open source
12108 S Parnell Ave
Motivation signal: $89K -> $50K; seller says motivated
Why it is on the board: Fully gutted and reframed with a reported new tear-off roof. Major reductions and a prior contract make it worth a serious contractor review.
Financing Paths
Use the financing board to identify plausible routes, then verify lender, title, legal, property and cash-flow facts before relying on the strategy.
Existing FHA/VA/USDA financing, lender/servicer approval and buyer qualification.
Owner carries some or all of the price under negotiated documented terms.
Contract-control strategy only where the contract and applicable law permit it.
Property cash flow supports investor financing after lender underwriting.
Equity or acquisition partner fills a gap under clear written economics.
Verify zoning, utility access, septic/well, road access, permits, site work and total installed cost.