About this workflow
Use this complete guide collection to run comps, interpret comparable-property results, apply filters, customize ranking weights, and manage the comps selected for your analysis.
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Run real estate comps, compare every result, refine matches, and control how comparable properties are ranked.
About this workflow
Use this complete guide collection to run comps, interpret comparable-property results, apply filters, customize ranking weights, and manage the comps selected for your analysis.
Run property comps, compare results across multiple strategies, refine matches, and rank comparables around what matters to your analysis.
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Open a property, choose the appropriate comparable-property type, start a comp run, and understand what happens while results are generated.
5 min readUnderstand the complete ReiSearch comping workflow, from running comparable-property analysis to filtering, ranking, and selecting results.
8 min read3 guides
Understand the comparable-property types available in ReiSearch and select the result set that matches the question you are evaluating.
5 min readLearn what appears in ReiSearch comparable-property results, how to interpret similarity scores, and how pinned comps affect summary averages.
6 min readChange how comparable properties are displayed, sort list columns, navigate result pages, and inspect the geographic relationship to the subject.
5 min read2 guides
Configure how ReiSearch ranks comparable properties by changing criterion weights and tolerances for each comp type.
7 min readNarrow ReiSearch comp results by address, price, distance, property characteristics, sold date, and listing status.
6 min read3 guides
Add a specific property to a comp run, pin the strongest matches, move weak results back, and understand how those actions affect summaries.
5 min readReview historical comp runs, switch snapshots, refresh comparable properties, and understand queued, running, stopped, and failed runs.
5 min readResolve queued or failed comp runs, duplicate requests, credit problems, empty result sets, restrictive filters, and ranking confusion.
6 min read