Show HN: AI tool to uncover underpriced real estate in a zip code or city

3 HelpHumanity 2 5/19/2025, 8:52:38 PM propertydealfinder.com ↗

Property Deal Finder uses a proprietary ML model trained on recent sales to find properties with a sale price below their market valuation (underpriced), without hours of manual research.

Comments (2)

theworldyhacker · 9h ago

Solid tool, I just got the Advanced subscription :) can you add other things to the table/excels? For instance materials used, year built etc...

HelpHumanity · 8h ago

Thanks, really appreciate it! I'll definitely look into it, seems like a great idea. Happy investing!

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Show HN: AI tool to uncover underpriced real estate in a zip code or city

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