Comparison: ZIP-Based Tools vs Good Investment
ZIP-based tools are for trends. Good Investment is for decisions.
ZIP-based tools are great for exploring market trends. Good Investment is built for evaluating individual properties with investment scores, 10-year forecasts, and downside risk modeling.
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Or create a free accountZIP-based tools are great for exploring market trends. Good Investment is built for evaluating individual properties.
ZIP-level trends vs property-level intelligence
High-level market dashboards are useful. But when you're deciding whether to buy or advise on a specific home, you need property-level numbers: expected return, downside risk, and the factors driving both.
Capability
ZIP-Based Tools
Good Investment
- ZIP-level risk indicators
- ✓
- ✓
- Neighborhood-level modeling
- ✗
- ✓
- Property-level investment analysis
- ✗
- ✓
- Investment score (1–10) per property
- ✗
- ✓
- 10-year expected return forecast
- ✗
- ✓
- Downside risk (e.g., 10th percentile returns)
- ✗
- ✓
- Model explanations (what's driving risk)
- ✗
- ✓
- Realtor-ready client reports
- ✗
- ✓
- Side-by-side property comparison
- ✗
- ✓
- Free property analysis
- Limited
- Full analysis for any address
When high-level tools are enough — and when they aren't
ZIP-Based Tools are great for:
- •Exploring broad market trends by ZIP code
- •Getting a quick feel for which areas are hot or cold
- •High-level, content-driven market views
Good Investment is built for:
- Deciding if a specific property is a good investment
- Seeing expected returns and downside scenarios
- Comparing multiple homes for a client or portfolio
- Sharing clear, investment-grade reports with buyers