Bricked vs Local MLS
Your local MLS has the data. Bricked turns it into an offer.
| Bricked | Local MLS | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Underwriting | Raw listing & sold data |
| Time per deal | ~17 seconds | Manual |
| Automatic comp selection | ||
| Photo condition scoring | You read the photos | |
| Itemized repair estimates | ||
| Instant ARV & offer price | Your judgment | |
| Non-disclosure state comps | ||
| Client-ready CMA reports | Agent CMA tools | |
| API access |
In practice
The MLS is the best sold data in real estate, and it is also a job. Getting in takes a license or an agent who owes you favors, every market means another membership, and once you are in, the comping is entirely manual. Bricked works from MLS-grade data and does the analysis part for you.
MLS access means a license, board dues, and a separate login for every market you work. Bricked needs an address. Every market in the country, one login.
You search, filter, and pick the comps yourself. Bricked selects and adjusts them automatically, the way an appraiser would.
Condition calls come from you squinting at listing photos. Bricked scores renovation condition from those photos for you.
The MLS ends at sold data. Repairs and offer math are your problem. Bricked returns an itemized repair budget, ARV, and an offer price on every run.
“Interacting with Bricked is like speaking to an appraiser who knows the local market inside and out.”
Tomás, Acquisitions Manager
See your own deals in Bricked
Run a property you already know. The fastest way to judge the comps is on a deal you underwrote yourself.