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Top Opportunities & Stacked Scoring
Top Opportunities & Stacked Scoring
Stacked scoring means running multiple deal profiles on the same set of properties to find leads that work across multiple investment strategies. These "stack" opportunities are your highest-confidence leads.
Why Stack Profiles?
A property that scores 85+ on both Tax Distressed and Fix & Flip profiles is more valuable than one that only scores well on one. It means:
- The owner is likely motivated (tax distress)
- The property has renovation upside (fix & flip potential)
- Multiple exit strategies are viable — reducing your risk
How to Stack
- Filter your properties to a manageable set (under 200).
- Run the first profile (e.g., Tax Distressed). Note the high scorers.
- Run a second profile (e.g., Fix & Flip) on the same set.
- Compare results — properties that scored 70+ on both profiles are your stacked opportunities.
Best Profile Combinations
| Stack | What It Finds |
|---|---|
| Tax Distressed + Absentee Owner | Out-of-state owners with unpaid taxes — highly motivated |
| Fix & Flip + Equity Rich | Undervalued properties with equity cushion for renovation financing |
| Pre-Foreclosure + Long-Term Hold | Long-time owners facing foreclosure — may accept quick-close offers |
| ADU Opportunity + Equity Rich | Properties with ADU potential and equity to fund construction |
| Probate + Absentee Owner | Estate properties with heirs in other states — fast negotiation |
Interpreting Stacked Results
- Double 85+ — Exceptional. Prioritize for immediate outreach.
- One 85+, one 70+ — Strong. Add to your shortlist.
- Both 50-70 — Moderate overlap. Worth reviewing but not urgent.
- One high, one low — The property is strategy-specific, not a stack opportunity.
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