Interactive research dashboard

Marysville residential investment screening

Explore street-level buy boxes, compare standardized operating economics, and underwrite an actual candidate property. The final screening model now includes a conservative property-tax proxy plus standardized vacancy, insurance, repairs, CapEx, management, and turnover reserves.

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1,497single-family sales analyzed
1,379mapped unique MLS addresses
23priority street shortlist rows
134addresses intentionally left geographically unresolved

Best demonstrated search area

Mill Valley

Ranks first after standardized operating expenses because its rent evidence, target-product depth, liquidity, appreciation, and asset fit are better balanced than the alternatives.

Best modeled operating economics

Mill Valley North / Northwoods

Produces the highest standardized screening cap rate at roughly 5.3%, but confidence remains low because the rent evidence is a single oversized premium home.

Important reality check

Gross yield is not cash flow

At area-median pricing, standardized unlevered cap rates range from roughly 2.8% to 5.3% before financing. Purchase basis and property-specific expenses are decisive.

Latest rental refresh

Public inventory is genuinely thin

A targeted July 14 portal sweep found one new credible central-core 3BR/2BA comp at $2,195. Most other low-confidence areas produced no additional direct target comps, so their low-confidence labels remain appropriate.

Current actionable streets

Standardized operating screen

Comparative unlevered screen using midpoint rent; 5% vacancy; property tax at 1.7506% of acquisition value; insurance at 0.40% of acquisition value; 5% maintenance; 5% CapEx; 8% management; 2% leasing/turnover; and the known $280/year Weaver Ridge HOA proxy. Zero HOA elsewhere means unknown/not modeled—not confirmed no-HOA.

5.3%highest standardized screening cap rate
4.3%Mill Valley standardized screening cap rate
1.75%conservative property-tax proxy
239map reassignments completed conservatively

Candidate property underwriting

Enter property-specific values. Defaults are illustrative; replace taxes and insurance with actual quotes/bills. The area-level operating screen uses standardized percentage assumptions for consistent comparison.

1. Mill Valley North / Northwoods

Highest modeled cap rate, but still needs 2-3 normal-size 3BR/2+ or 4BR/2.5 rents on Meadowlark, Mcclouds, or Bent Tree before treating the result as durable.

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. Property-specific operating costs

Before any offer, replace the standardized tax, insurance, HOA, maintenance/CapEx, and management assumptions with exact parcel and property evidence.

Primary target

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

Return screen

Gross yield remains a fast price screen, but final relative ranking replaces the gross-yield score component with a standardized unlevered screening cap-rate component.

Market evidence

Five years of MLS sales, repeat sales, target-product depth, DOM, builder-pattern filtering, multifamily sales, verified leases, current asking rents, and a 1,379-address My Maps layer. 239 conservative geographic reassignments were completed; 134 ambiguous addresses were intentionally left unresolved.

Limitations

Rental evidence is thinner than sales data. The operating model uses standardized assumptions for comparison; exact taxes, insurance, HOA, condition, financing, and achievable rent remain property-specific.