Level up your property reports with Eagleview

By Eagleview. 

Property data analytics can improve the operations of real estate and property management businesses. 

In the real estate world, when you hear the term property reports, it’s referring to an assessment that looks at a specific home and area’s information. This can be things like the condition of the structure, repairs and maintenance it needs and estimated value. This collection of data is key to helping real estate professionals make choices about when to buy, invest and sell.  

The challenge with these reports is that they can be very expensive and often miss important details. Luckily, there’s a new option in the form of Eagleview’s property data analytic offerings!  Eagleview’s tools use aerial imagery to capture details like roof pitch/angles, shading analysis and vegetation encroachment. Not only are these property data analytics a faster way to get the information needed to assess the state of a home, they are a better way to capture details like hail damage and water pooling.  

What property data analytics can do 

Sales intelligence 

As every real estate professional knows, property inspections are subjective, and two inspectors might offer different interpretations of a property’s condition. Property reports include objective data only, and that information could help you when negotiating a sale. 

Proactive maintenance 

Property management data analytics are especially useful for large commercial buildings and multi-family residential structures. With multi-family and commercial property reports, you get crystal-clear aerial images of roofs, surface parking lots, and vegetation, all of which can help you anticipate maintenance costs (and keep tenants happy). 

Materials calculations: 

Replacing a roof is one of the biggest property-related costs. Costs can be even higher when you miscalculate materials. Detailed roof analytics that incorporate every angle greatly improve materials estimation. You can order exactly what you need, eliminate waste, and avoid replenishing supplies with “rush” deliveries. 

Marketing opportunities 

Real estate buyers today — both commercial and residential — start their property searches online. Quality images can be the key to attracting qualified buyers. Incorporating aerial imagery in your real estate listings helps illustrate the potential of a property. For example, residential buyers want to see the size of the yard and the maturity of trees, and they may want to assess whether there’s room for a pool or a playground. 

Before-and-after comparisons 

Whether you just paid for a new roof or you’re looking to assess hail damage, a side-by-side comparison can bring defects and improvements into focus. You can use property report imagery as your baseline, and capture new views with a fully autonomous drone. 

Drones capture 360° aerial views with inch-level accuracy, and they can detect damage that might not be visible to the human eye. Drones distill data into easy-to-understand reports, with a faster turnaround time than human inspectors. 

Earning trust 

Lenders, partners, and buyers all want reliable property data they can trust. A lender reviewing a loan application needs high-resolution condition reports to verify asset quality. A joint venture partner evaluating an investment’s long-term potential may require a full site analysis, including risks and projected maintenance costs. Buyers considering a property may want to see the roof in detail. 

Property data analytics reports help you build trust, strengthen deal negotiations, and boost revenue. 

Do more with Eagleview 

Eagleview combines property data and aerial imagery to help you assess risk, anticipate maintenance, and make solid investments. Discover how our detailed reports and autonomous drones can help you grow your business.  

Original article and photo source: Eagleview