What changed in the property listings
The previous version stacked new cards on top of older cards. This version replaces the listings on the homepage and every market page, and retires two pending opportunities.
The audit behind the new shortlist
A removed property is not necessarily a bad investment. It may simply fail the current availability or verification standard.
Coldwell Banker reported Sale Pending; removed from active listings Nov. 2. Check source ↗
Redfin/Trulia show Under Contract, although another syndication still says Active; removed due to conflicting status. Check source ↗
Proposed four-unit shell was not selected for top deals: conditional-use/permit status and construction scope are unverified. Existing public price $117,500, not newly reduced this week. Check source ↗
Older as-is rehab listing was displaced by fresher Oct. 28 duplex and ranch opportunities; availability not called inactive. Check source ↗
Method used for every active card
- Require a direct property-specific public listing URL and a concrete asking price.
- Check a public portal for an active status; if portals conflict or state pending, remove from the active board.
- Label the actual listed/price-change date instead of pretending an old listing is new.
- Distinguish seller-advertised rents, legal units and conditions from verified underwriting facts.
- Link a property-specific detail page with questions that could change the decision.
What this screen does not do: It does not query MLS through an authorized live feed, inspect the properties, pull title, verify leases or obtain contractor quotes. Repeat every check before an offer.
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