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Overview of the Homeowner Report
Overview of the Homeowner Report

Take a quick video tour of the homeowner report + find links to everything you need to know about it.

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Written by Erica McGarvey
Updated over 2 weeks ago

The homeowner's digest is an automated monthly report sent to your clients to help them better understand, leverage, and grow their equity - positioning you as their go-to home wealth expert.


Watch a video walkthrough below or continue reading this article to learn more!


Explore each module in the digest

Within the homeowner digest, clients can explore their selling position, purchase potential, and other ways they can use their equity to build wealth with their home.

Home value module

Payments and refinancing

Purchasing power and equity explorer

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Homeowner digest data

Estimate home values

At Homebot, we’re committed to ensuring that our estimated property values (AVMs) are based on the most recent and accurate data available in the area. Our advanced algorithm utilizes a broad range of industry-leading data sources fine tuned by the foremost real estate analysts to provide the highest quality home valuation insights in the market.

You can include sold and appraisal info when adding clients which we will use when generating the estimated value. Your clients can then tune the value of their home from the digest at any time.

Market data

We use a third-party data provider called Altos Research. Altos provides active housing market data for 20,000+ local markets.

Loan details

In addition to the mortgage details you provide, we pull loan information from public records. We encourage your clients to update the numbers themselves if something looks off.

Refi rates and eligibility

Every Thursday, Homebot pulls rates from Freddie Mac and rounds up a 1/4 point to provide a conservative estimate. Since the rates are estimated, your clients are encouraged to reach out to you to learn more about their options.

Homeowners will only see their refi opportunities if they've had their loan for at least 5.5 months.


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