For real estate agents

See the output first

This is the kind of report the product is being built to generate for listing appointments.

If the output feels stronger than the usual CMA stack, that is the whole point. The product exists to make this level of seller-facing material much easier to produce.

Why agents care

What this kind of output is supposed to change

Price feels easier to defend

The report gives the recommendation a cleaner spine than a loose CMA export usually does.

The appointment feels more current

Better structure and clearer visuals signal preparation before the agent says a word.

Prep stops living in six different artifacts

The product direction is to replace repetitive stitching with one stronger seller-facing deliverable.

Illustrative structure

What the seller should see first

Price, timing, net, verdict

The seller should not wait six pages to understand the recommendation.

Key facts and history

Enough context to show that the home was genuinely reviewed.

What it competes against now

Past sales are one part of the case. Active competition matters too.

6 to 10 disciplined comparables

Not a spray of records, a set that can be defended quickly.

What could complicate the listing

This is where the report starts to feel more like strategy and less like export.

The walk-away picture

This is often the page where the real conversation starts.

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