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AI · June 23, 2026

DealIntel

AI fix & flip intelligence that rejects bad deals

DealIntel launched on June 23, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

DealIntel is institutional-grade fix & flip intelligence. Analyze, score, and underwrite real estate deals across 50+ US markets using AI-driven risk scoring, AI renovation vision, financing analysis, and a 25-point Kill List — built to reject bad deals before they cost you capital. Pricing starts at $149 per deal. No subscription.

DealIntel is institutional-grade fix & flip deal intelligence. Scan, score, and underwrite real estate opportunities in 50+ US markets with a 25-point kill list, six-strategy engine, financing model, and AI renovation vision — built to reject bad deals before they cost you capital.

Institutional-grade intelligence that rejects bad deals before they cost you capital. Structural, market, financing, legal, and exit risk. One critical flag triggers a Pass verdict before pricing work begins. Fix & Flip, BRRRR, ADU, Addition, Multi-Unit Conversion, Ground-Up Development — every property evaluated against all six simultaneously. 1,000+ simulations per deal. P10 / P50 / P90 outcomes under rate, rehab, and absorption shocks — modeled, not guessed. Three states: APPROVED , CAUTION , and REJECTED . The score tells you whether the deal survives institutional rigor — before you wire EMD. Analysis structured to support capital allocation decisions. Market dynamics and capital…from dealintel.io

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