Property Prowler

Monitor real estate for signs of distress

By the time a distressed property reaches public auction, the opportunity to make a mutually beneficial deal with the stakeholders is gone. Early signs of distress pile up before the bank forecloses and lenders file suit. Mechanic's liens pile up, projections are missed, and permits go unused. Early warning signs are buried in public records and court filings across multiple jurisdictions.

The same facts, the same score, every time

Property Prowler monitors targets continuously for signs of distress, such as construction delays, financing problems, and customer service issues. These observations are analyzed to identify distress patterns, and the client receives a clear recommendation on whether to pursue or pass on the property based on set criteria. The assessment's deterministic nature matters: the system quantifies and weights observed facts to produce a clear score. The transparent, easy-to-understand scoring means the investment committee can audit exactly why a property surfaced. Weights can be adjusted over time to refine the results based on changing business goals.

Investors, analysts, and government agencies can use the same system to gain insights into portfolio assets, projects under construction, threatened environmental areas, and competitors' activity. We work with leading geo-intelligence firms to access and analyze highly detailed satellite imagery. Continuous satellite observation with change detection allows us to monitor activity across the country and worldwide.

In calibration backtests on historical cases, the system flagged distress months to years before the public announcements. Our change-detection algorithms are military-grade. We can share results and case studies upon request.