Solutions · Deal sourcing

Turn a buy box into a repeatable source of opportunities.

Use market, property and activity signals to decide what deserves research first — without pretending the rank is a forecast.

  1. All reporting inventory
    57.2M
  2. Buy-box fit
    12,480
  3. Observed activity
    2,146
  4. Review queue
    184

Illustrative funnel · synthetic records

Illustrative buy-box funnel using synthetic counts.

The work today

The sourcing loop should improve with every review.

  • Define markets, asset classes and site criteria.
  • Rank the matching inventory by observed activity.
  • Save and pass opportunities with reasons.
  • Feed resolved questions back into the next review.
With Acren

The workflow, end to end.

  1. 01Define

    Start with the question and the buy box.

    Set the geography, asset class, size and value criteria that make a property worth analyst time.

  2. 02Rank

    See the queue ordered by observed signals.

    Research priority combines record activity with fit. Each contributing observation stays visible.

  3. 03Inspect

    Open the property, owner and entity together.

    Move from parcel to recorded owner to candidate entity without losing the source context.

  4. 04Resolve

    Separate facts from research questions.

    Supported, needs review, conflicting and missing states keep uncertainty operational.

  5. 05Decide

    Leave a decision where the evidence is.

    Save, watch, assign or pass with notes and the records that informed the decision.

Records in play

What this workflow reads.

Assessment inventory
UNIVERSE
Parcel geometry
FIT
Permits + deeds
SIGNALS
Workspace decisions
LEARNING
Boundaries

Rank is not intent.

Research priority is an explainable ordering of observed activity and fit. It is not a prediction that a property will transact.

  • No seller-intent model
  • No automated recommendation
  • Every contributing signal is listed

The team gets a consistent first pass and a disciplined record of what happened next.

Get started

Start with a property you can identify.

Search an address or parcel number and see the records behind the result.

Search is free. Request access for the full research workspace, or open the sample property review.