Real estate underwriting software for land deals
Real estate underwriting software tests whether a deal works before money moves: value, costs, risks and return. Most tools are built for buildings. LandPricer underwrites land: market value from adjusted comps, a maximum offer by strategy, residual land value for development, risk checks and an investment memo PDF ready for partners or a credit committee.
Example parcel. The figures show the layout of a result, not a recorded sale.
What land underwriting covers in LandPricer
Underwriting land means answering three questions. What is it worth today, what can it become, and what could go wrong. LandPricer answers each with numbers you can trace.
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Market value with a weighted 20th to 80th percentile range and a High, Medium or Low confidence label
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Comps with sources, dates, distance and adjustments for time, size, access, flood, wetlands share and utilities
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Max offer for wholesale, flip, seller financing, build or hold, with your costs and target margin
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Developer mode with residual land value and scenarios for units, prices, costs, interest rate, density, build time and margin
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Due diligence on access, frontage, flood, wetlands, slope, soil, utilities and zoning where published
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LandPricer Score from 0 to 100 across Value, Liquidity, Access, Development, Environment, Utilities and Market
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Investment memo PDF with parcel, map, valuation, comps, assumptions, risks, suggested offer and expected return
How LandPricer works for land underwriting
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Enter the parcel by APN, address or pin, or open it from your pipeline.
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Review the valuation and the comps behind it, and note the confidence label.
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Choose the strategy. For a resale, the Deal Calculator sets the max offer. For development, developer mode works backwards from the finished project to a residual land value.
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Read the due diligence findings and the score to see what could break the deal.
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Export the investment memo PDF with your assumptions and risks spelled out.
Investment memo and reporting by plan
| Plan | PDF reports | Score and due diligence | Seats |
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| Investor | 20 per month | basic | 1 |
| Pro | unlimited, no watermark | full | 2 |
| Acquisition | branded | full | 10 |
| Scale | branded | full | 25 |
| Enterprise | white label | custom weights | 100 |
Enterprise lets you set your own score weights, so the Score reflects your investment policy rather than ours.
Underwriting software is not an appraisal
LandPricer is not an appraisal and does not replace one where a lender, a regulator or a court requires it. It is the screen that comes first: which deals deserve an appraisal, a survey and legal review, and which ones should be declined before anyone spends on them.
Who uses land underwriting software
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Acquisition teams presenting deals to partners or an investment committee
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Developers testing whether a site works at a given density, price and margin
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Lenders screening land loan requests before ordering appraisals
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Funds underwriting land positions across many counties with one method
Land underwriting questions
What is real estate underwriting software for land?
It values a parcel, models the deal for your strategy, surfaces risks and documents the result. LandPricer does this for vacant, rural and development land, which general underwriting tools handle poorly.
How is residual land value calculated?
Developer mode starts from the value of the finished project, subtracts construction costs, financing at your interest rate over the build time and your required margin, and what remains is what the land can carry. The residual land value calculator shows the same method on one page.
Can I adjust the assumptions?
Yes. Offer percentage, costs, holding period, margin and every developer mode input are yours to set, and they print in the memo.
Can the memo carry my company branding?
Yes. Memos are branded on the Acquisition and Scale plans and white label on Enterprise.
Does LandPricer replace a licensed appraisal?
No. Where regulation or a lender requires an appraisal, you still need a licensed appraiser.
Underwrite your next land deal
Choose a plan, enter a parcel and export a memo with the value, risks and offer spelled out.