How to find your next investment property

Before you start

• Choose a target market and an investment strategy.
• Decide on an approximate purchase budget and the property types you can manage.

1. 01

   Define what a useful deal looks like

   Write down your area, budget, property type, and strategy: flip, rental, or wholesale. Start with criteria you can explain rather than selecting every available filter.

2. 02

   Search your market

   Open Property search and enter a city, area, or complete address. For a specific unit, include its unit number. Check the city and ZIP if an address does not resolve.

   Open Property search↗
3. 03

   Narrow the results

   Apply the available filters that match your criteria. Inspect both the results and map so you do not accidentally include a location you cannot service.

4. 04

   Open the strongest candidates

   Review each property’s address, type, size, ownership information, and available value estimate. A low-looking value or high equity is a reason to investigate, not proof of seller motivation.

5. 05

   Build a manageable shortlist

   Check the properties you want to keep and add them to a saved list. Use a specific name, such as Tampa rentals — first review, so the list remains useful tomorrow.

   Open Saved lists↗
6. 06

   Choose your next action

   Pick the best candidate for a full deal analysis. When the numbers justify further investigation, find the owner’s contact information and plan compliant outreach.