Stop guessing the one number everything depends on.
Every number in a deal starts with the after-repair value (ARV). Guess it wrong and everything downstream is wrong too: your repair budget, your maximum offer, your buyer's profit, and your credibility the moment a buyer pushes back. Q-ARV gives you an ARV from Quantarium, the same valuation data banks and appraisers rely on, so your offer holds up when it's challenged.
Why it matters
- Every estimate starts here. Closing and holding costs, your maximum offer, and every exit strategy on the page are built on the ARV, so a better ARV means better numbers everywhere.
- Hold your ground when a buyer pushes back. When a buyer or seller asks where your number came from, you point to the same data lenders use, not a gut feel.
- Know the work before you price it. Q-ARV can also estimate what the house is worth today. The gap between as-is and ARV is the work, and it tells you what condition to pick in the MAO calculator.
Steps
- Open the property in the Deal calculator and scroll to Q-ARV.
- Pick a target condition: C1 (renovated, new or fully renovated), C2 (updated, above average), or both. Each one is a separate order.
- Optional: choose the house's as-is condition (C1 to C6), or Add photos (2 to 20 JPEGs) so Quantarium's AI can estimate the as-is condition for you.
- Place the order. Results take about 3 to 5 minutes, because this is the same valuation data lenders use.
- Use the ARV in the MAO form, and use the as-is condition to choose your Condition and repairs.
- Save the property if there's any chance you'll make an offer, so the data you paid for stays with it.
Good to know
- Before you trust any number, check the house: use Search this address on Google and look at photos.
- Subscribers get Quantarium data for much less than buying it directly.