PropStream vs Privy
Off-market lists or on-market alerts. Bricked underwrites both.
| PropStream | Privy | Bricked | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built for | Lead lists | MLS deal alerts | Underwriting |
| Time per deal | Manual | Listings only | ~17 seconds |
| Automatic comp selection | Listings only | ||
| Photo condition scoring | |||
| Itemized repair estimates | |||
| Instant ARV & offer price | Listings only | ||
| Non-disclosure state comps | Limited | Where MLS covers | |
| Client-ready CMA reports | |||
| API access |
The third column is the step both of them assume you have covered.
The difference
PropStream hunts off-market. It mines property records for distress, equity, and pre-foreclosure signals so you can reach owners before they list. Privy hunts on-market. It watches live MLS feeds and flags listed deals, backed by data on what investors are buying in each market.
Source off-market, look at PropStream. Chase listings, look at Privy. Both stop short of a repair budget and an offer number.
The step both leave manual
A PropStream list and a Privy alert end the same way: a property you still have to underwrite. PropStream’s comps are manual. Privy’s LiveCMA stops at comp context on listings.
Bricked takes any address from either source and returns the full analysis, comps through offer price, in about 17 seconds, nationwide.