Real estate comp report

Build a comp report that explains the price, not just the average.

CompIQ helps agents and investors create a real estate comp report with comparable sales, itemized adjustments, confidence scoring, and plain-English pricing notes. It is built for fast pricing decisions when you need more support than an automated estimate.

What a useful comp report should include

Subject property summary

Beds, baths, square footage, lot size, year built, garage, condition, and location context for the property being priced.

Comparable sale set

Nearby closed sales with sale date, distance, price, price per square foot, property details, and similarity notes.

Adjustment logic

Line-item adjustments for size, condition, garage, lot, pool, location, and other differences that can change buyer willingness to pay.

Value range

A defensible low, recommended, and stretch value range so the pricing conversation is not anchored to a single unsupported number.

Why it matters

Better comps make pricing conversations easier.

Sellers, buyers, and investors rarely object to the math when they can see which properties were used, how they compare, and why the final range moved up or down. A clear comp report turns a pricing opinion into a documented recommendation.

Listing appointments

Walk in with a report that explains why the recommended price is realistic, what could justify a higher number, and what risk comes with overpricing.

Investor offers

Check the resale comp set before making an offer, estimating ARV, or deciding whether a rehab spread is strong enough to pursue.

Price reduction calls

Use fresh comparable sales and market context to show what buyers are choosing now, not what the seller hoped the property would command.

Quick comp report checklist

  • Use closed comps before active listings when estimating market value.
  • Keep the comp radius tight unless the subject property is rural or unusual.
  • Favor recent sales when the market is moving quickly.
  • Adjust for meaningful feature differences instead of relying only on price per square foot.
  • Present a price range with confidence notes, not just a single number.

CompIQ uses property and comparable data sourced through RentCast where available. Reports are for pricing support and are not licensed appraisals.

Start with an address

Generate a comp report in under two minutes.

Run CompIQ on a property you know and get comps, adjustments, confidence scoring, and pricing notes in a shareable report.

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