Acora
The AI real estate agent that finds deals before you do
What it does
Most real estate tools are search filters or static calculators. You still do the hunting. Acora is an AI real estate agent that does it for you. Brief your buy box once, then run a hunt on demand or on a schedule across 80+ metros. Every match is scored through multi-model consensus, not one model's guess, with risk, fit, and quant lenses. Deep-dive any deal with what-if chat, save or pass, and Acora learns your style so rankings sharpen to how you actually invest.
Meet Acora. The AI real estate agent that finds deals before you do. Brief your buy box, wake up to a scored agent feed.
Acora scans MLS and off-market inventory across 25 metros, underwrites every candidate against your buy box, and flags the ones worth writing offers on. Every prediction is frozen to a public record. Hits and misses. post-refi cash flow $842/mo at 75% ltv. $87k equity spread after rehab. submarket rents up 4.3% yoy with 24-day avg dom. rehab budget is light for full kitchen + bath. verify flood zone and property taxes before offer. rent comps need broker confirmation. Your first hunt is free. Real addresses, real numbers, no blur. 1 run · up to 3 deals · full underwrite. Run now for an immediate scan, or set a schedule in buy box. Scored matches land in your feed. Not another cold MLS…from acora.so
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