1Sacramento metro
Employment depth + budget fit
88HighInsurance and carrying costs
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Employment depth + budget fit
88HighInsurance and carrying costsEntry price + renter demand
84HighIncome growth trails coastal marketsPopulation scale + logistics base
80MediumSubmarkets vary widelyTell Unearth what matters. It asks only for details that could change the result.
“I want a long-term rental below $800,000. I can accept slightly negative cash flow if the growth case is strong.”
Which matters more right now: income, appreciation, or lower risk?
Choose a market before spending time on individual properties.
Behind every result
Employment and labor-force data
Measured factPurchase-only house-price movement
Measured factRent and vacancy observations
Measured factYour financing, vacancy, and hold period
AssumptionKeep one set of assumptions and see which inputs actually change the order.
| Dimension | Sacramento | Fresno | Inland Empire |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acquisition | More budget headroom | Lowest entry price | Higher entry price |
| Rental economics | Balanced | Stronger rent-to-price | Higher carrying sensitivity |
| Growth | Broad employment base | Improving renter demand | Population scale |
| Risks and gaps | Insurance costs | Income growth | Uneven submarkets |
Stress-test rates, vacancy, rent, expenses, and purchase price.
The assistant guides the search. Sourced data and tested calculations produce the result.
Important claims trace back to a source, date, geography, calculation, or explicit user assumption.
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Scores and underwriting use tested application logic, not generated arithmetic.
Missing coverage, estimates, stale values, and conflicting sources remain part of the decision, not hidden cleanup.
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Unearth helps real-estate investors decide which markets deserve a closer look. Give it your budget, strategy, and priorities, and it returns a shortlist you can inspect and compare.
No. Unearth supports research and scenario analysis. It does not promise returns or replace legal, tax, lending, appraisal, inspection, or investment advice.
Unearth is being designed to combine public releases, permitted licensed data, and your own assumptions. Important figures keep their source and date so you can check them yourself.
Your must-haves are applied first. The remaining markets are compared using the same factors, with the assumptions, gaps, and risks shown beside the result.
Only when the answer could change the shortlist—for example your budget, strategy, geography, or tolerance for negative cash flow.
Market discovery comes first. Once you select a market, Unearth can request a focused property preview with consistent underwriting assumptions and evidence.
When Unearth retrieved or refreshed it.
Missing coverage and conflicts remain visible.
These sensitivities stay next to the result so you can see when a ranking depends on a fragile assumption.