Property intelligence for home buyers across the US

Know if a home is worth the next step

Paste a listing before you call the agent or book a tour. Diligent combines your preferences with trusted property data, then reasons through lot quality, equity potential, comps, risk, and ownership costs so you know what to ask and whether to lean in.

Why Diligent is different

Not another listing search. A pre-tour intelligence layer.

The value is not replacing inspections, disclosures, or a serious diligence process. It is the step before that: collecting the right signals, applying your preferences, and helping you decide whether this home deserves your time.

Source-first research

Diligent starts by collecting signals from listing pages, public records, hazard maps, school data, market comps, taxes, and ownership-cost inputs.

Preference-aware analysis

Your budget, risk tolerance, commute, school needs, renovation appetite, and deal breakers shape every recommendation.

Reasoning you can inspect

The report explains why a home looks attractive, risky, overpriced, or worth pursuing instead of giving you a generic score.

Next-step outputs

Comp ranges, monthly carry, agent questions, and tour priorities are organized so you can decide whether to lean in or move on.

Risk before regret

Flood, fire, insurance, lot constraints, and condition concerns are surfaced early while you still have leverage.

Built for any US market

Use an address or listing link anywhere in the United States. The analysis adapts to the local data available.

How it works

Sourced and personalized, not guessed

Every insight combines verified public data with preferences you'd describe to a buyer's agent, not a dropdown filter. The analysis engine reasons across both. Nothing is generated from model memory.

Your preferences

Anything you'd say to a buyer's agent, not a Zillow filter

No HOA, everhard rule30-min drive to SFOcommuteGood middle schools by 2027timelineOK with cosmetic work, not structuralriskNeed room for an ADUfutureCan't be on a busy roadlifestyle

Budget ceilings, risk thresholds, timeline constraints, ADU needs, school grade levels, commute routes. Expressed naturally, not as checkboxes.

Trusted data sources

ATTOM DataProperty records, permits & comps
FEMA Flood MapsHazard zone classifications
Google Maps SatelliteGeocoding & lot imagery
Walk ScoreWalkability & transit data
GreatSchoolsDistrict & campus quality

and more public records & licensed APIs

Diligent analysis engine

Fetches live records per property
Analyzes lot shape via satellite imagery
Looks up flood zone in real time
Pulls comparable sales within radius
Checks every preference against findings
Cites source for every claim

No hallucination. Every output is source-backed.

The model reasons over real API results and public records. It cannot invent data it was not given.

What lands in your report

Ranked against your criteria
Fair value read
Flood zone classificationnot on Zillow
Lot usability via satellitenot on Zillow
Permit & constraint historynot on Zillow
Wildfire & insurance risknot on Zillow
School fit vs your timeline
True monthly carry
Equity trajectory
Next questions to ask

Each item shows which source the number came from.

Pre-tour brief

3 bed home near your preferred schools

Tour with questions

Price read

$715K-$735K

Comp-supported

Monthly carry

$4.9K

Includes tax and insurance

Equity view

Moderate

Upside tied to repairs

AI verdict

The home fits your school and commute priorities, but the lot and maintenance signals mean it is worth touring only with specific questions.

Lot note

Rear slope and drainage clues deserve inspection attention before you waive contingencies.

Next question to ask

Can the seller provide roof age, insurance quotes, permits, and drainage work records?

Analysis modules

The pieces buyers usually research by hand

Lot analysis

Usability, slope, setbacks, privacy, expansion clues

Equity analysis

Monthly carry, appreciation assumptions, downside risk

Comp analysis

Similar sales, pricing pressure, early offer context

Lifestyle fit

Schools, commute, walkability, and your tradeoffs

Preference-weighted next step

A promising listing is not enough if the home violates your budget, risk, or lifestyle constraints.

Found a listing that seems interesting?

Paste the address or listing link and get a preference-aware buyer brief with lot, equity, comp, risk, cost, and next-step analysis.