See how a home is positioned to appreciate, before you buy it.
Good Investment scores every home against its own market, then translates that score into a measured appreciation edge in points per year and an estimated appreciation pace built on your market view.
Run one property free. No credit card to start.
Model-generated estimate. Not investment advice.
What every screen includes
One address in. One clear read out.
Type an address and get the read that listings, comps, and ZIP-level charts don't give you: how this home scores inside its local market, its measured edge versus that market, and its estimated pace.
Score + estimated appreciation
See the home’s within-market score, the measured appreciation edge in points per year versus its own market, and an estimated pace built by adding that edge to your adjustable market view.
What moved the rank
See what moved the rank: property attributes, local market strength, pricing versus similar homes, and macro conditions, not just a number with no explanation.
Confidence on every screen
When comparable coverage is thin, we say so instead of guessing. The confidence flag is part of the read: honesty is the feature, not the fine print.
Every full analysis also ships as a printable report with an Investor Return projection. See how the report is built →
Why we built it
Built from a homebuyer's blind spot.
Good Investment started with a real purchase. The comps spreadsheet said exactly what the condo was worth that day, and nothing about how it was positioned to appreciate. That is the blind spot this product closes: Good Investment is the house-level appreciation layer, built so an individual buyer can see the kind of read that used to require an institutional desk.
The same engine that scores institutional portfolios and measures their market edge surfaces when you type a single address. One engine, one source of truth on how residential properties appreciate.
Where it fits
Three moments the screen is built for.
The decisions where a within-market score and its appreciation values change what you examine next.
Compare a shortlist
The moment
Three homes, similar prices, similar comps, and no way to tell which one is better positioned for the years after you buy.
What you get
Score every home on the same 0–10 scale, compare measured market edges and estimated appreciation paces, and spend your diligence time where the signal is strongest.
Pressure-test the one you love
The moment
You’re about to make an offer. The comps say the price is fair, but nothing tells you how the home is positioned to appreciate.
What you get
Get a measured read on appreciation positioning: local score, market edge in points per year, estimated pace, and a confidence flag before you commit.
Get to know a neighborhood
The moment
Same ZIP, different futures. Two streets apart can carry very different appreciation histories, and listings won’t tell you which is which.
What you get
Explore block-by-block appreciation on the neighborhood heatmap and see the local trend history behind every score.
The neighborhood heatmap and market tools are included with every account.
Pricing
Start free. Then pay per property.
Your first screen is free. After that, credits start at $29 per property, no subscription required, and credits never expire.
Screen your first property.
Type an address and get a score out of 10, measured market edge, estimated appreciation pace, drivers, and confidence context.