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Estimate Staleness Tracking

Every estimate has
a freshness clock.

Markets move. Your estimates should not. After 3 months, every estimate gets a STALE badge so you know to refresh before quoting it to a tenant or partner.

Created
Today
$2,150
5 comps · 82 conf
Fresh
Created
1 month ago
$2,140
4 comps · 76 conf
Fresh
Created
3 months, 4 days ago
STALE
$2,120
5 comps · 79 conf
⚠ Refresh suggested
Created
6 months, 12 days ago
STALE
$2,075
5 comps · 73 conf
⚠ Refresh strongly advised

The 3-month threshold

There is one rule. Every estimate carries a creation date, and the moment that date is older than 3 months, the badge appears on the estimate selector card.

Why three months?

Rental markets shift on a quarterly cadence: lease renewals, season-end vacancies, new comp listings on the block. Three months is short enough to keep your numbers current, long enough that you are not re-doing work every week.

What triggers it

Each estimate stores its creation date. Anytime you load the comps tab, the app checks: estimate_date < today − 3 months. If yes, the STALE pill renders on that estimate card automatically.

The age label is human-readable

Hover the STALE pill and the tooltip tells you exactly how old the estimate is, in plain English.

Hover the badge
STALE ← click to read tooltip
This estimate is
4 months, 5 days old

Rent estimates older than 3 months may no longer reflect current market conditions — consider creating a fresh estimate to capture recent comps and pricing trends.

Less than 1 year old
“4 months, 5 days old”
More than 1 year old
“1 year, 3 months old”

Stale does not mean deleted

A stale estimate still loads, still charts, still exports. The badge is a flag, not a wall.

What stays available

  • Estimate is still selectable on the comps tab
  • All four charts and the confidence score still render
  • It still appears in the comp library and on the map
  • It can be added to a side-by-side compare view

What the badge nudges

  • Build a fresh estimate before quoting a tenant
  • Re-pull comps in case market conditions shifted
  • Confirm the rent gap before sending to a partner
  • Compare old vs new estimates to spot rent drift

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Four Interactive Charts + Confidence

Comparable rent, rent positioning, adjustment impact, and $/sqft charts — paired with a 0-100 confidence score on every estimate.

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Compare Multiple Estimates Side-by-Side

Stack two or more saved estimates next to each other to see how comp choices, adjustments, and confidence change the answer.

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Searchable Comparable Library

Save every comp you research to a searchable database, reuse comps across estimates, and export to CSV for your records.

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Geographic Map with Rent Heatmap

Drop your subject and every comp onto a live map — see proximity, distance, and rent intensity at a glance.

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0-100 Confidence Score Explained

How the confidence score is calculated from comp count, consistency, recency, and data completeness — and how to push it higher.

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AI-Powered Comp Import

Paste a Zillow, Rentometer, or MLS listing and let the AI parse, validate, and import the comp in seconds — no retyping.

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Current Rent vs. Market Gap Analysis

See exactly how much pricing power you are leaving on the table — monthly and annual gap to market on every estimate.

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Sparkle Auto-Suggest Adjustments

Click the sparkle on any comp and the engine fills in adjustments based on bedroom, bath, sqft, and condition deltas.

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AI Contract Review Pipeline

Run any LOI or lease through a 5-step AI pipeline: plain-English summary, risks, obligations, negotiation playbook, and exec brief.

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