Use the Market Data Tool to Research a Market
Research any market in Revamp365 with Market Data: filter by state and county, then read sale-price, days-on-market, listing-status, and sold-under-value metrics.
Open Market Data
In the left sidebar, open Resources. Click Market Data. The page loads with a default county already selected, so metrics appear right away.
Set your filters
Use the four filter dropdowns under the header to scope the data: Filter What it does State Narrows to one state County The primary filter; picking a county auto-fills its state City Further narrows results (availability varies by area) Zip Code Tightest scope (availability varies by area) County is the most reliable filter and is where you'll do most of your research. Click Clear all to reset every field. Metrics only load once at least one filter is set, so don't clear everything and expect numbers.
Choose a time range
The Period control in the top-right toggles the lookback window for the metrics and the sold table: 1M — last 30 days 3M — last 90 days 6M — last 180 days 1Y — last 365 days Each metric card compares the current window against the prior one (for example, 1M shows "vs last month") and flags the change with a green or red trend chip.
Read the Key Metrics
The metrics grid surfaces eight numbers for your filtered area: Sold Under Market — below-value transactions Avg. Sale Price and Avg. Closed PPSF (price per square foot) Avg. Days on Market — lower is treated as a positive trend Flipped Properties and New Listings Pending Sales and Closed Properties Each card also shows the previous-period value so you can see direction, not just the snapshot.
Check Listing Watch and recent sales
Listing Watch breaks active inventory into statuses (Active, Active Under Contract, Pending, Coming Soon, Closed, and more) with a count and percentage for each, plus a running total. Pending and Closed counts reflect the last 7 days. Sold Under Market Value lists the top 50 recent sales for your filters. Each row shows the address, MLS number, days on market (DOM), closed price, and the estimated AVM and ARV, with a chip showing how far the sale price landed below each estimate. This is your shortlist of motivated, below-value closings to study.
Turn signals into action
Use a soft market (high DOM, lots of below-value sales) to justify aggressive offers, then pull comps on a specific address with Instant Comp. When a county looks promising, build a target list in property search and run a campaign against it.