How do I score a distressed property?
Enter estimated owner equity, verify the distress markers you select, rate seller motivation, and compare asking price with ARV. Then use the 0-100 result to decide whether full underwriting is worth the time.
To score a distressed lead, enter estimated equity, selected distress markers, seller motivation, and asking-price discount to ARV. The score gives you a 0-100 first-pass read before full underwriting.
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Direct answer
Enter estimated owner equity, selected distress markers, seller motivation, and asking-price discount to ARV. The Property Opportunity Score combines those four inputs into one 0-100 first-pass read. It does not include rehab or holding costs, so use the score to choose which leads deserve full underwriting, not as a buy signal.
Equity + distress + motivation + discount to ARV
80
/100
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Worked example
To score a distressed lead, enter estimated owner equity, selected distress markers, seller motivation, and asking-price discount to ARV. The score does not include rehab or holding costs, so it is a lead filter rather than a full underwrite.
The Property Opportunity Score combines the four inputs into one 0-100 read, so you run repair, title, financing, holding, and exit math only on leads that clear your threshold.
Enter estimated owner equity, verify the distress markers you select, rate seller motivation, and compare asking price with ARV. Then use the 0-100 result to decide whether full underwriting is worth the time.
A good distressed deal has a real seller or property problem, enough equity or discount to solve it, a clear exit strategy, and margin that survives repair, title, holding, financing, and selling costs.
No. A high score means the lead may deserve faster underwriting, seller discovery, comp review, title review, and repair validation.
Signals matter in combination. Equity, discount, motivation, and verified distress together are more useful than one unchecked label by itself.