Source Undervalued Flip-Ready Homes

The task is straightforward: identify single-family homes in my target ZIP codes that are priced below market value yet only need light cosmetic or mechanical updates before resale. My goal is to purchase, renovate quickly, and flip for profit, so every lead you send must meet that strategy.

What makes a property a fit:
• It is a single-family home (no multi-unit or commercial options).
• Estimated repairs are limited to paint, flooring, fixtures, minor roof or HVAC work—nothing requiring structural rewiring or full gut jobs.
• After-repair value (ARV) offers a clear margin once purchase price, closing costs, holding costs, and renovation budget are deducted.

Preferred data sources include the MLS, Redfin, Zillow, PropStream, BatchLeads, county auction lists, and any reliable off-market channels you already use. I’m happy to validate creative “driving for dollars” finds as well.

Required deliverable for each lead (share in a simple spreadsheet or Airtable):
1. Full property address and ZIP code
2. Asking price or expected offer range
3. Your estimated ARV with at least three recent comps (same bed/bath count, similar square footage, ≤ 0.5 mi radius)
4. Estimated renovation cost broken down by main line items
5. Photos or links that justify the renovation estimate
6. Days on market or lead source notes (e.g., “pre-foreclosure”, “expired listing”)
7. Contact details for the seller or listing agent, if available
8. Your quick analysis of expected profit margin in dollars and percentage

Acceptance criteria:
• Every submission must show ≥ 20 % projected ROI after rehab.
• Comps must be within the last six months.
• Renovation budgets over $40 k for a 3-bed/2-bath will be flagged for review unless the ARV spread is exceptionally high.

I plan to test with an initial batch of 10 qualified leads. If the numbers prove out, we’ll move to ongoing weekly sourcing.