Interactive research dashboard

Marysville residential investment screening

Explore street-level buy boxes, filter the current watchlist, and underwrite an actual candidate property. This is a market-screening tool, not an appraisal or substitute for property-specific due diligence.

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1,497single-family sales analyzed
1,379mapped unique MLS addresses
23priority street shortlist rows
5currently actionable buy boxes

Primary active search

Mill Valley Core

Valley, Mill Park, Tarragon, Poppy, and Village have the best current combination of target-product sales and defensible rent evidence.

Highest-upside question

Mill Valley North / Northwoods

Normal-size rental evidence could validate or materially reduce the current apparent 10%+ gross economics.

Value pockets to verify

Greenwood and Milford

Lower acquisition basis and good resale support. Direct 3BR/2BA rents are the missing variable.

Current actionable streets

Candidate property underwriting

Enter property-specific values. Defaults match the workbook scenario assumptions and are editable.

1. Mill Valley North / Northwoods

Need 2-3 normal-size 3BR/2+ or 4BR/2.5 rents on Meadowlark, Mcclouds, or Bent Tree.

2. Milford Estates / View

Need direct 3BR/2BA rents around Milington and Damos. A $200/month rent change moves the 7.5% ceiling about $32,000.

3. Greenwood Colony

Need direct 3BR/2BA rents on Rosewood, Woodline, and Clovernoll.

4. Kenny / Rosehill duplex pockets

Need exact unit rents, utility split, condition, and renovation history.

5. Ewing / Woods

Add matched premium-home rents and resolve conflicting syndication where applicable.

6. Green Pastures / Scott Farms

Add a small number of direct target-product rent comps. Broad citywide research is no longer useful.

Primary target

3BR/2BA detached homes with garages, generally 1,200-2,200 sq. ft.; selective later-vintage duplexes.

Price screen

7.0% aggressive maximum, 7.5% primary gross-yield ceiling, 8.0% stronger-deal threshold.

Market evidence

Five years of MLS sales, repeat sales, target-product depth, DOM, builder-pattern filtering, multifamily sales, verified leases, and current asking rents.

Limitations

Rental evidence is thinner than sales data. Taxes, insurance, HOA, condition, financing, and achievable rent remain property-specific.