Deep Analysis

Deep Analysis generates a long-form, 12-section written report on a single property. Where a Property Report is structured data and a RAAM score is a number, a Deep Analysis is a document — the kind of thorough take you'd want from an opinionated researcher who walked the street, read the listing, and thought about how the property fits your life.

Deep Analysis is a Starter-tier-and-above feature with a calendar-month quota per plan — usage resets on the 1st of each month at UTC midnight, not as a rolling 30-day window. See Pricing for per-plan quota details.

How to generate one

From your Dashboard, open the Deep Analysis section — or visit /custom-raam/deep-analysis directly.
Paste a Zillow URL into the form. You'll see your current quota (used / remaining) before submitting.
Submit. Generation typically takes 2 to 4 minutes. You can leave the tab; the report is saved against your account when it's ready.
The page polls for status in the background — pending, generating, complete, or failed. When it's complete, the 12-section report renders inline.
The report is hosted at a stable URL at /custom-raam/deep-analysis/<orderId>. Bookmark it, share it, or print it.

Ask follow-up questions (chat)

When a report is complete, the report page includes Chat with this property. It opens a side panel so you can ask questions about that listing and how it fits your buyer profile, grounded in the same Deep Analysis and profile the report used. Conversations are saved per report so you can come back later. This is not a substitute for inspectors, lenders, or agents — and listing details may have changed since the analysis was generated. Fair-use limits apply to keep the feature sustainable.

What's inside a Deep Analysis

The report has 12 sections, each producing structured written content with the property's specifics woven in. High-level map:

Property overview — what the home is.
Neighborhood context — what the street and town are like.
Market situation — pricing and trajectory.
School and family fit.
Commute and accessibility.
Lot and outdoor context.
Home age, condition, and expected maintenance.
Risks and red flags — environmental, financial, structural.
How it fits your profile — factor-by-factor, with the weights your profile uses.
Trade-offs — what you'd give up for it.
Scenarios — best case / base case / what-would-make-me-walk.
Recommendation — a concluding take.

A completeness gate inside the generator ensures all 12 sections render before the report is marked complete; if one fails, the order status reflects it and the system retries.

A worked example

You've shortlisted 12 Oak Ridge Ln. Your RAAM profile scored it 78 — solid, worth exploring. You generate a Deep Analysis. Three minutes later you have a report that describes the specific section of town, walks through the property's condition given its age (1987), weighs the commute against your destination, and ends with a scenario analysis: "Best case — schools stay strong and you refinish the basement in year two, effective cap rate of X. Base case — steady hold, modest appreciation in line with the metro. Walk scenario — major foundation issue at inspection." You read, mark up, and send it to your partner with notes. That's the work Deep Analysis exists for.

Rendering and access

The report renders inside an iframe — self-contained HTML with its own styles, so the structure doesn't get contaminated by the rest of the page. The URL itself is gated by your account; it isn't a public share unless you explicitly publish the companion property report.

Common questions

How many can I run per month? Depends on your plan. Quotas reset on the 1st of each month (UTC). See Pricing for per-plan limits.
What if generation fails? The order status shows the failure reason and the quota is not charged for failed runs.
Can I regenerate a report? Yes — a new run produces a new URL; the old one remains as a snapshot.
Can I download it as PDF? Use your browser's print-to-PDF on the rendered page; a native download is on the roadmap.
Is this different from a Property Report? Yes — Property Reports are structured dashboards; Deep Analysis is narrative and much longer. They're complementary.

Property Reports — the structured alternative for faster reads
Dashboard — where Deep Analysis is launched from
Methodology — the scoring framework Deep Analysis references throughout

Last reviewed: 2026-04-18