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No spreadsheet needed. Just paste what you have.
Drop in what you have: a listing, numbers, notes, photos, screenshots, a PDF. Or give Rocky just an address and he goes and finds the rest.
A full NOI rebuild, conservative by default. Aggressive when the deal earns it. The math is done in code, every figure is marked as yours, estimated or assumed, and live market data sits beside it.
Ask questions. Push back. Ask for a reasonable offer and Rocky works one out and shows why. Let Rocky draft the email back to the seller.
Three offer structures, draft LOI included. When the numbers are solid and you know what can break them, you'll move. Rocky will too.
Kill / Maybe / Pursue / Strong Pursue, with the thesis, what must be true, and what can break it. Know if a deal deserves your time before you spend it. Most investors already know if a deal feels right. Rocky tells you if you're correct.
Conventional, DSCR, seller carry, private or hard money, or all cash. Set the rate, the down payment or the price and see the deal again. When you want paper, the Purchase Proposal lays out three options, with a draft LOI. State-aware attorney flags built in.
An address is enough. Rocky looks up the listing history, price cuts, online estimates, the tax bill and rent comps, and says where each came from. Census income, HUD rents, local jobs and the current mortgage rate are on every screen.
A calculator does the math. Every figure is marked: yours, estimated, or assumed, with the basis written down and a deal built on assumptions can't earn a Strong Pursue.
Investor and above
Every deal you screen builds Rocky's memory of your market, why you passed, and your buy box. The longer you use Rocky, the harder that edge is to replicate.
Single family, multifamily, mobile home park, fix & flip, land development. Rocky selects the right template automatically and populates it from the deal data. Download and verify. No blank spreadsheet to start from.
When my wife Jennifer and I moved to North Carolina in October 2025, we came to build a portfolio across several asset classes. We knew the math. What we didn't have was speed: one deal took weeks to underwrite, and by the time we had an offer we trusted, we were late.
So I built Rocky. Not a calculator, I had those. A teammate, an auditor, and a deal partner that reads a listing, rebuilds the numbers conservatively, pushes back, and shows all three offer structures side by side.
In our first month with Rocky we made structured offers on five properties. If it does that for us, it can do it for you.
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"One closed deal pays for the year."
No. A chatbot answers the question you asked. Rocky underwrites the deal you pasted: rebuilds the NOI conservatively, prices three offer structures, drafts the LOI, and gives you a verdict he'll defend. He was built by an investor for his own deals, on the same model we still use. And he keeps what he learns about your market, why you passed, and your buy box, so the twentieth screen is sharper than the first. ChatGPT starts over every time.
Rocky doesn't touch your data sources. Rocky eliminates the lag between finding a deal and being ready to move on it. Paste what you pulled from MLS. Rocky rebuilds the NOI conservatively, flags the risk, structures three offers, and hands you a draft LOI. Your market knowledge stays in the deal, and Rocky brings in Census income, HUD rents, local jobs and the current mortgage rate so the market sits next to your numbers. Rocky removes everything slowing you down between knowing a deal is worth pursuing and actually pursuing it.
No. An address is enough. Rocky searches the web for the listing history, price cuts, online estimates, the tax bill and rent comps, tells you where each came from, and labels anything that is an estimate. Paste more, or drop in photos, screenshots or a PDF, and he works from that instead.
Yes. Tell Rocky the loan you have in mind: conventional, DSCR, seller carry, private or hard money, or all cash. Give him a rate, points, a term and an interest-only period and he runs the deal on those terms, at any price you want to test. When you want paper, the Purchase Proposal sets out three options (conventional or DSCR, a seller second, and full seller financing) with the one he would pick marked.
The Foundation tier is built for you. Rocky shows the work. You see the NOI rebuild, the risk flags, the offer logic. Every deal you screen teaches you how to read the next one. Start there, and upgrade when Rocky earns it.
Mobile home parks, multifamily, single family, fix & flip, and land development. Rocky selects the right underwriting template automatically and adjusts the analysis to the asset class.
No. Rocky gives you structured analysis and a starting point, not a guarantee. Every deal should be verified independently and reviewed with qualified advisors before you act on it.
Foundation gives you the full Rocky experience: screening, offers, LOI, and underwriter, limited to 5 active deals with 30-day memory. Investor removes those limits and adds your buy box, so Rocky knows exactly what you're hunting and can score every deal against your criteria automatically.
Yes. No contracts, no minimums (except Team). Cancel from your account settings and your access continues through the end of the billing period.
Yes. Paste the deal you're about to send out, tell Rocky who the buyers are, and ask where they'll push back. He'll find the listing, run the numbers the way a flipper or landlord would, and tell you where the price, the rehab scope or the timeline gives them leverage. Fix those before the blast, not after.