Illustrative listing: $206,900
1428 Maplewood Dr · 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,840 sqft Relisted lower
Cap 7.4%
Rent $2,120
R·P 1.02%
Rent sits about 8% under its comps. Best rent upside of the six.
Set the cap rate you need and you’ll only see listings that reach it. Underwrite the ones you like in about a minute.
500 free credits on signup · No credit card
Trusted by real estate agents and investors. Team plan for agents and property managers
One Columbus search, followed to an offer. The search stays saved, so the next match comes to you.
listings clear your 7.0% cap floor
ScoutScore bands the six, free
the full ScoutSense read, confidence Medium
negotiation target on a $206,900 ask
report and offer letter, or your client’s branded copy
Illustrative Columbus example. The listings and figures are made up and follow the product’s own formulas.
Portals filter by beds, baths and price, and you check each address in a spreadsheet. Set a cap rate or rent-to-price for a rental, or a price as a share of ARV for a flip, and only listings that clear it come back. How a cap-rate search works
The returns aren’t spread evenly: 43211 runs about 8.0% against 7.3% across the rest of your box.
Illustrative search. The Columbus listings, prices, rents and ZIP figures are examples.
One tap each in the filter rail, so a relisted home or a stale one is easy to pull out.
ScoutScore bands every row Strong, Fair or Weak, and ScoutSense adds one line on what the cap rate doesn’t show.
Every report you send a client sits behind one white-label link, and you can see which ones they opened. For agents & teams
First item in the risk register for a $149,900 rental whose comparable rentals point to $1,702 a month:“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.”
Powered by ScoutSense AI · an August 2026 underwrite, quoted verbatim, address and owner removed · Read the report
The band reads rent against its comps, comp quality and days on market. In the example search, 88 Weyant Ave has a 7.5% cap, but its rent already sits at the top of its comp range; 1428 Maplewood Dr, at 7.4%, has room to raise it.
How ScoutScore works →This is the report the quote above came from. Change any number afterwards and it recomputes.
Real CapScout report·address withheld·single-family·analyzed August 2026
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.
The target starts at the asking price and comes down for each point of leverage the listing gives you, like a failed higher ask, a long time on market or an older house. Every deduction shows its dollars, and the target fills in your offer letter.
Cap rate 7.4% at the ask → 7.7% at the target
“It failed at $214,900 and came back at $206,900. The rent band is wide and the house is from 1972, so leave room for the inspection.”
Illustrative example. The listing, its history and the figures are made up; the adjustments follow the product’s own rules.
Save a search with its buy box: market, price band and cap floor. New listings that meet it reach you daily or weekly.
2 new matches above 7.0% cap in Columbus, OHA cash-flow buyer and an appreciation buyer get different briefs on the same listing; your risk tolerance and experience count too.
Cash flow, amortization, sensitivity grids, tax and depreciation, a line-item rehab budget, and flip versus BRRRR side by side.
1428 Maplewood · rent −10% → 6.5% capSend a share link, a PDF, or a pre-filled, non-binding offer letter.
Quick views, ScoutScore and search guidance cost nothing on any plan.
Each client’s buy box checks new listings daily or weekly, and each match arrives with its ScoutScore band. Confidence and caveats print on the copy your client opens.
What your client receives, as a private link or a PDF. Illustrative brokerage and client.
More questions? Read the full FAQ, or see how CapScout compares with other investment software.
CapScout is an AI acquisition platform for investors and the firms that help them buy residential investment property on the open market. You search a market by the return you need, such as a minimum cap rate, rent-to-price ratio or ARV (after-repair value) ratio, and only listings that clear it come back. ScoutScore triages every result. ScoutSense underwrites the listings you pick (deal narrative, risks, comps and a verdict), each with a negotiation target worked out from the listing’s own leverage, for Buy & Hold and Fix & Flip. A saved buy box keeps checking new listings. Investors use it for their own deals; agents, brokerages and property managers use the Team plan to do the same for investor clients and send the analysis under their own brand.
From nearby comparable rentals. Each estimate comes with a range and is checked against HUD fair-market rents and Census medians, and the report’s confidence drops when they disagree.
Yes. You set the vacancy, maintenance and management rates the search uses, and every number in an underwrite can be edited afterwards, with up to four scenarios saved per deal.
Free to start with 500 credits. Credit packs are $19.99 for 1,500 or $39.99 for 3,500 and never expire; monthly plans are $29.99 for 3,000 or $49.99 for 6,000. The Team plan is $129 a month for 3 seats.
Single-family and multi-family listings in US markets, for Buy & Hold and Fix & Flip.
Each ScoutSense analysis states a confidence level with its reasons, such as the comp count and correlation and how old the listing and tax data are. Treat it as an underwriting opinion: it speeds up your due diligence and doesn’t replace it.
Set your cap floor on any US market and run the full underwrite on the strongest result.