Homesage.ai Launches AI That Finds and Analyzes House Flips

Homesage.ai automates the search and analysis of flip deals.

WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, November 4, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — AI will not hang drywall any time soon. Homesage.ai takes on the two jobs that come first for house-flipping companies, finding the deal and estimating the profit.

A flip means buying a home that needs work and selling it after repairs. The number that matters most is the after-repair value, the price the home should sell for once the work is done.

Homesage.ai reports that number as the estimated ARV.

Most flippers still do both jobs by hand. They scroll through listings for hours, then walk each promising house with a contractor.

Every address gets a new spreadsheet, and one deal can take days. In a busy market, a faster buyer often gets the house first.

With Homesage.ai, an investment company picks Flip as the goal in Investment Property Search and types a location. Each result shows the listing price, the estimated ARV, the spread, and the estimated ROI.

Teams can sort the results by estimated ROI and narrow them by condition, price, and days on market. They can also save the search and get daily updates on new matches, so the hunt keeps running after everyone goes home.

From any result, a Full Property Report does the math. The AI reads the listing photos and prices the repair work room by room, with no uploads needed.

Take a poor-condition rowhouse in Washington, DC, listed at $425,000 as of November 3, 2026. Homesage.ai priced the work from 30 listing photos at an estimated $244,420.

Against an estimated ARV of $983,233, the report shows an estimated ROI of 26.9% and an estimated total profit of $206,572.

Homesage.ai’s database covers 160M+ U.S. properties, so investment companies can run the flip math on almost any address in the U.S.

What a real estate investment company sees in the report:

1. The listing price next to the estimated ARV, with the spread between the two.

2. An estimated renovation cost, priced room by room from the listing photos. The report also shows the most a team can spend on repairs and still hit a 20% target return.

3. A flip card with the ROI, total profit, break-even price, and maximum allowable offer, which is the highest price that still meets the target return.

4. Each cost on its own line, from acquisition and contingency to holding and selling costs.

“Most flips are won or lost on the day the offer goes out. AI can find the deal and do the homework before that day.” said Blaze Dimov, CEO and Founder of Homesage.ai.

Investors can change the condition or the estimated ARV in the report, and the numbers recalculate on the spot. The final call, and the hammer, stay with the flipping company.

How it fits into a flipping company’s own tools:

1. Teams can save any report as a PDF or share it directly with their lender.

2. Developers can pull the same data through the Homesage.ai Real Estate APIs, which offer 30+ endpoints.

3. AI agents can reach the same data through the Homesage.ai MCP server.

Homesage.ai plans run on credits. Each plan comes with a monthly credit balance, and that one balance covers every Homesage.ai product, from searches and reports to API calls. Every self-serve plan starts with a 30-day trial. Investment firms with larger volumes can request a custom setup through Homesage.ai Custom AI Solutions.

Investment companies can see every plan and its credits on the Homesage.ai pricing page.

Blaze Dimov
Homesage.ai
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