Is a Reaixo analysis the same as a home appraisal?

No. A licensed appraiser physically inspects the property and produces a legally binding valuation for lending purposes. Reaixo's analysis is generated remotely from available data, without an in-person walkthrough, and is not a substitute for an appraisal when one is required.

How does Reaixo estimate property value?

Reaixo's AI-assisted model weighs recent comparable sales, the property's own characteristics, and local market trends to produce a value range. Most estimates are shown as a range rather than a single number, because two similar homes can sell for different prices depending on condition, timing and negotiation.

Where does Reaixo's property data come from?

Analyses draw on public property records, recent comparable sales, local market data such as price trends and days on market, and information you provide directly, such as asking price, condition and financing assumptions.

What do the confidence levels mean?

Each figure in a Reaixo analysis is labeled High, Moderate or Limited confidence based on how much reliable, recent data was available to support it. Limited-confidence figures should be treated as rough estimates and verified independently.

Why did my estimate change since I last checked?

Estimates move as new comparable sales close nearby, as interest rates and market conditions shift, and as you update your own inputs such as down payment, condition or renovation scope. Every analysis shows the date it was generated.

Does a licensed professional review my analysis?

No. Reaixo analyses are AI-assisted, not reviewed by a person. The Professional tier adds more depth — additional scenarios, projections and comparable analysis — rather than implying a human reviewer, and every analysis carries the same recommendation to independently verify results with a qualified professional.

Can I use a Reaixo analysis to make an offer or set a listing price?

You can use it as one input in your decision, alongside comparable listings, a real estate agent, and — where appropriate — a licensed appraiser or inspector. It is informational and educational, not a substitute for professional advice.

METHODOLOGY & DATA

Why Trust Reaixo?

Every Reaixo analysis is AI-assisted, not infallible. This page explains exactly how we estimate property value, where the underlying data comes from, what our confidence scores mean, and where the limits are — so you know how much weight to give the numbers.

Methodology Overview

How a Reaixo Analysis Gets Built

1Data collection — public records, recent comparable sales and local market data are gathered for the property and its neighborhood.
2AI-assisted modeling — comparable sales, property specifics and local trends are weighed to produce a value range, not a single number.
3Confidence scoring — every figure is labeled with a data source and a confidence level, so you know how much certainty stands behind it.
4Independent verification — we flag what should be confirmed with a licensed professional before you rely on it for a real decision.

How Values Are Estimated

Reaixo estimates property value using an AI-assisted model that draws on recent comparable sales, the property's own characteristics — bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, year built, condition — and local market trends such as price direction and days on market.

Rather than a single number, most estimates are shown as a range. That reflects real uncertainty: two similar homes can sell for different prices depending on condition, timing and negotiation, and a range communicates that honestly instead of implying false precision.

The model is informed by new sales data as it becomes available, but it does not replace a physical inspection or a licensed appraiser's judgment — see "Why Results May Differ From an Appraisal" below.

Where Property Data Comes From

Each figure in your analysis is labeled with the source it came from, so you always know which is which.

Known

Verified from public records or data you provided directly — not estimated.

Estimated

Calculated by Reaixo's AI-assisted model from comparable sales and market data.

User Assumption

Based on an assumption you entered — such as down payment or interest rate. Change it to see how results shift.

Requires Verification

Flagged as a figure you should independently confirm before relying on it.

Confidence Scores

Every key figure in a Reaixo analysis carries a confidence level, based on how much reliable, recent data was available.

High

Strong, recent comparable data supports this figure. Low uncertainty.

Moderate

Reasonable data available, but with some gaps or older comparables.

Limited

Sparse or inconsistent data in this market. Treat as a rough estimate.

Why Results May Differ From an Appraisal

1A licensed appraiser physically inspects the property, inside and out.
2Appraisals follow formal, lender-required methodology and are legally binding for financing purposes.
3Reaixo's analysis is generated remotely from available data, without an in-person walkthrough.
4A licensed appraisal typically takes days to schedule and complete; a Reaixo analysis is available in your account the same day — usually within 1–2 hours.
5Use a Reaixo analysis to prepare and ask better questions — not as a substitute for a licensed appraisal when one is required.

Why Estimates Change Over Time

1New comparable sales close in the neighborhood, shifting the baseline.
2Interest rates and financing costs move, changing monthly cost projections.
3Market conditions shift — inventory, days on market and buyer demand change over time.
4You update your own inputs, such as down payment, condition or renovation scope.
5Every analysis shows its generation date, and the Professional tier includes a 30-day analysis refresh.

Known Limitations

Being direct about what an AI-assisted analysis can't do is part of being trustworthy about what it can.

No physical inspection

Reaixo never walks through a property. Interior condition, hidden damage and code issues are not accounted for unless you describe them.

Cost estimates are planning-level

Renovation and repair cost ranges are AI-assisted estimates for budgeting purposes, not contractor bids or professional quotes.

Thin markets have less data

In areas with few recent comparable sales, confidence is lower and value ranges are wider.

Not legal, tax or financial advice

Reaixo analyses do not replace an attorney, accountant, financial advisor or licensed real estate professional.

Data can be incomplete or outdated

Public records and listing data are not always current or fully accurate, and gaps are noted where they affect a figure.

Frequently Asked Questions

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All analyses are AI-assisted and provided for informational and educational purposes only. Not a licensed appraisal, home inspection, engineering assessment, legal advice, or financial advice. Independently verify all information with qualified professionals.