New in Rehouzd: Tradeability Score, Snapshot Redesign, and More

A lot has changed in Rehouzd over the past two months — here's what's new and why it matters to your deals.

You can now share a professional deal package — called an Offering Memorandum — with anyone. No login required.

When you build an OM in Rehouzd, you get a public link that shows:

• Property photos, videos, and Google Street View
• Investment financials: ARV, asking price, estimated repairs
• Comparable sales and rental comps on an interactive map
• Full analysis across three strategies: Fix & Flip, Buy & Hold, and BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat)
• A "Verbal Offer" form where interested buyers can submit directly

When shared on social media or in a text message, it generates a rich preview with the property address, key numbers, and a property photo when one has been uploaded.

Why it matters:

Before this, sharing a deal meant screenshotting spreadsheets or sending PDFs. Now you send a link and the buyer sees a complete, interactive deal package. It's professional, it builds trust, and it removes friction — the buyer doesn't need to create an account or download anything to evaluate your deal.

The investor comps tab now scores and ranks every investor in your target area based on how well they match your specific deal.

Each investor gets a composite score built from:

• Local activity: How many deals they've done in the area
• Proximity: How close their past purchases are to your property
• Price fit: Whether your deal falls in their buying range
• Property match: Beds, baths, sqft, and year built alignment
• Recency: How recently they've been active

Investors are ranked into five tiers based on match strength: "Most Likely Buyer," "Strong Buyer," "Worth A Call," "Backup Buyer," and "Long Shot." The top-ranked investors are the ones whose buying patterns most closely align with your deal.

Why it matters:

You stop guessing which buyers to call. Instead of blasting your deal to 50 people and hoping someone bites, you focus on the 5-10 investors whose past buying behavior most closely matches your deal. Less wasted time, higher conversion rate.

The entire estimate page has been rebuilt with a cleaner layout and better information hierarchy:

• Snapshot: Property overview with ARV, rehab estimate, and key financials at a glance
• Price Deal: Property comps, quick filters, and interactive map with split-view layout
• Market Deal: OM generation with strategy selection, financing options, and shareable deal packages
• Find Buyers: Ranked investor list with match scoring and contact reveals

The redesign puts the most important information — ARV, rehab estimate, and feasibility — front and center. Advanced tools are organized into tabs so the page doesn't overwhelm you on first load.

The snapshot page now features a tradeability score — a real-time signal that answers the question every wholesaler asks: "Can I actually move this property at this price?"

How it works:

The score compares your asking price against what investors are actually paying in the area. It pulls every investor transaction near your property, groups them by strategy (fix-and-flip, BRRRR, buy-and-hold), and scores two things:

• Price alignment: Is your price within the range investors are actually paying? The score uses the interquartile range (the middle 50% of investor purchase prices) as the benchmark — if your price sits inside that range, alignment is high. If it's well above, alignment drops fast.
• Market demand: Are there enough active investors in the area to create competition? More recent, nearby transactions carry more weight than older or distant ones.

These combine into a composite score that maps to a traffic light:

The slider:

The tradeability score is displayed as an interactive slider — a visual gradient bar that lets you drag your asking price and watch the score update in real time. Slide the price down and the bar shifts from red to green. This gives you an instant feel for where the market "breaks" for your deal.

Below the slider, you'll see sub-cards showing active buyers at that price point, the market speed estimate, and how far your price is from the investor median.

Why it matters:

Before this, you'd run the numbers and hope your buyer would agree. Now you can see — before you make a single call — whether the deal is priced to move. If it's red, you know to renegotiate with the seller before wasting time marketing a deal that won't close.

The snapshot page has been completely rebuilt around one question: "What should I do next?"

Two-column layout:

The page now uses a two-column design. The left column scrolls through your deal information — property card, tradeability slider, and matched buyers. The right column is a sticky sidebar that changes based on your tradeability score:

• Green score: The sidebar shows a "Push to X Buyers" call-to-action — your deal is priced right, go close it
• Yellow score: The sidebar suggests ways to strengthen your deal — sharpening your price or targeting specific investor types
• Red score: The sidebar flags the deal as overpriced and guides you toward renegotiating with the seller

Why it matters:

The old snapshot page showed you numbers and left you to figure out the next step. The new design tells you what to do. If the deal is green, push it to buyers. If it's red, renegotiate. No guesswork.

North Carolina is now a premium state. If you're wholesaling in NC, you get unlimited free property analyses and buyer contact reveals — no credits, no limits.

The full list of premium states is now: Tennessee, Alabama, Oklahoma, Ohio, Georgia, Arizona, Indiana, and North Carolina.

Why it matters:

We're expanding market coverage into the Southeast. NC has one of the fastest-growing investor markets in the country, particularly in Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, and the Triad. If you're working deals there, everything in Rehouzd is now free for you.

If you haven't tried Rehouzd yet, start your first property analysis free — everything above is available today.