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Back to NetMore GuideHow does the property analyzer work?NetMore helps show how different deal structures, including financing scenarios, may affect seller proceeds, monthly income, interest earned, payoff timing, and buyer affordability. It is built to create a clear picture of what may be possible, not just a monthly payment estimate. How do I start?Subscribe to get your own branded property analyzer workspace. From there, open the dashboard, update your Account agent card, configure your Residential and CRE pages on Property Analyzers, choose your QR destination on Assets, and use the links in listing conversations, follow-up, and marketing. Can I share scenarios I create?Yes. Scenarios can be shared through a public link. Anyone with the link can view the scenario without needing a NetMore account. Can I create multiple scenarios?Yes. You can create and compare different structures to see which terms may work best for both sides of the deal. Does NetMore create a contract?No. NetMore is not a contract, legal document, or professional advice tool. It helps agents, buyers, and sellers explore deal possibilities before moving into formal agreements with the right professionals. Why does the property analyzer ask for a property address?Agents can choose whether each property analyzer requires a verified property address before the breakdown is created. When address capture is enabled, NetMore uses the verified Google address and keeps useful address metadata, including ZIP, attached to the scenario for follow-up context. Do sellers or buyers need an account?No. The property analyzer and scenario experience are public. Only subscribing agents sign in. How does this help me win more listings?Most agents bring a CMA and a marketing plan. NetMore helps you bring something more useful: a way to show sellers how different terms could affect their position and expand the buyer pool. Is this just a mortgage tool?No. NetMore is a conversation tool. It connects seller proceeds, buyer affordability, and alternative deal paths in one place. How does this help sellers?It helps sellers explore whether different deal structures could improve their proceeds, attract more buyers, or make an offer easier to evaluate. How does this help buyers?It helps buyers see whether a property might work through more flexible terms, especially when traditional financing feels out of reach. Can financing expand the buyer pool?Potentially, yes. When a property feels more reachable under different terms, it can attract more serious buyers and create stronger demand. Can I use this in listing presentations or marketing?Yes. Use your property analyzer link in listing presentations, follow-up texts, QR codes, open houses, and marketing materials. What does the subscription include?Your subscription includes your own branded Residential and CRE property analyzer links, configurable property analyzer copy and defaults, public scenario flow, report-request path, downloadable QR assets, and a signed-in agent workspace tied to your links and activity. Can I configure Residential and CRE property analyzers separately?Yes. The Property Analyzers page lets you switch between Residential and CRE, then set public page copy, button text, address requirements, optional sections, and default assumptions for each property analyzer. How much does it cost?The Pricing page shows the current monthly and annual options from Clerk billing. Annual billing is presented as the lower monthly equivalent when available.
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