Real Estate Investment API - Airbnb ROI, Rents, Comps

property-record

Charged once for each property read in full: everything on a listing row plus the county, the parcel or assessor number, the lot size, the last sale price and date, and the provider's description. Addresses, parcel numbers and MLS identifiers the provider cannot match are not charged.

investment-report

Charged once for each property run through the investment model: rental income, occupancy, cap rate, cash on cash return, monthly cash flow, total expenses and return on investment, computed separately for the short term and the long term strategy so the two can be compared rather than averaged, alongside the list price and the unit the occupancy figures are expressed in. Properties the provider holds no investment model for are not charged.

rent-estimate

Charged once for each rent estimate row: a headline row with the studio, one, two, three and four bedroom values for the area and the sample count behind them, and one detail row per bedroom tier carrying the state, city, neighborhood and ZIP it applies to, the sample count, the minimum, maximum, average and median rent, and the rental income adjusted for the provider's vacancy assumption. Areas with no comparable rentals are not charged.

short-term-listing

Charged once for each Airbnb or VRBO listing returned: the platform and listing identifier, the listing name, address, city, state, ZIP, country and market, coordinates, property type, bedrooms, bathrooms and guest capacity, the nightly price, the modelled rental income and occupancy rate, the review count and average rating, whether it takes instant bookings, whether it is still live on the platform, and the link to it. Listings the provider does not hold are not charged.

performance-period

Charged once for each month or period of performance history or forward projection: the period label and year, the nightly price, the rental income, the occupancy rate, the booked and unbooked nights, and the year on year change where the provider supplies one. Listings and markets with no history are not charged.

market-record

Charged once for each market, neighborhood, city ranking, heatmap cell or city name check returned, carrying the name and identifier, the city, state and ZIP it covers, the number of listings behind it, the median and average list price and price per square foot, the short term and long term rental income, cap rate and cash on cash return kept apart, the occupancy rate, the nightly price and the walk score. Names and areas the provider does not recognise are not charged.

market-statistic

Charged once for each named statistic returned by the revenue, property type or amenity endpoints: its full path through the provider's own structure, its leaf name and its numeric value. Covers revenue and occupancy percentiles, the property type mix with its counts and per-type income, and what each amenity is associated with in revenue and occupancy terms. Areas with no coverage are not charged.

property-history

Charged once for each historical record on a property: a tax year with its assessed, land and improvement values and the tax paid, or a transaction with its date, sale price, loan amount, document type and the buyer and seller names where the provider holds them. Properties with no recorded history are not charged.

price-estimate

Charged once for each valuation the provider collects for a property: which house produced it, what kind of estimate it is, the list price estimate and the rent estimate, and the date it was produced. Several houses are returned side by side and they routinely disagree, which is the point of the row. Properties with no collected valuation are not charged.

regulation-record

Charged once for each city's short term rental rules: the legal status and rating, whether a permit is required, the occupancy limit, the minimum stay in nights, a plain summary of the rules and the link to the official source. Cities the provider has no ruleset for are not charged.

school-record

Charged once for each school serving a property or neighborhood: its name, city and state, the school type, the grade levels it covers, its quality rating and its distance from the subject. Properties with no school data are not charged.