Our Services
Value hunting and trend prediction using Regression models
- Linear regression
- Ridge (L2) regularization
- Lasso (L1) regularization
- Nearest neighbor and Kernel regression
Models and features selection
Unsupervised learning to recluster investment zones
- K-means++
- K-NN clustering
Extract important data and information through text mining:
- Automatic data retrivial
- Automatic document retrivial
Optimize value strategy
Identify rental and improvement potential
Identify investment opportunity through
- regime change detection
Residential Real Estate Market Analysis
How much research do you or your client do before buying/selling residential real estate? It is actually astonishing to see how little homework on average people do before making this biggest financial decisions (for most of us) in our lives. Many of us rely on gut feelings or simply take advice from significant others/parents/friends before making the decision to buy/sell residential real estate. In contrast, you often see people cutting coupons for grocery shopping, waiting in line for hours on Black Fridays, researching cars intensively online and making multiple trips to dealerships, but almost do no market analysis for residential real estate investing decisions.
If one thinks about the impact in terms of dollars, comparing residential real estate investment to any other financial decisions in the life, one should spend hundreds of hours doing market analysis and strategy optimization. However, it is not economic or realistic for individuals on the market to conduct such thorough research, modeling and analysis. Empowered with big data and AI, DATAMIMO does the heavy-lifting for you by providing trend analysis and prediction, valuations using both value, cost and time-series models, and buy/sell strategy optimization, for your primary residence or residential investment properties.
Our Strength
There are multi-dimensional features for analyzing the valuation and financial feasibility of residential real estate investment. The first and most important feature to consider is location. Defining the location is more than just identifying desirable zip code / schools or commuting circle, but more importantly, involves defining the market most likely to increase/reserve value or generate income. DATAMIMO uses tremendous amount of historical and real-time market data in its analytical radar scanning to research supply / demand and competition in different areas that are often overlooked by even the most experienced investors and agents.
For residential real estate, another important sets of features is physical and environmental feature, including proximity to freeway, nearby traffic patterns, topography, water quality, and zoning, etc.. Often neglected by inexperienced investors, these factors can be an integral part of the future desirability for residential real estate. DATAMIMO appreciates these features and implements them into our analysis to better understand the community dynamics of the areas interested. DATAMIMO also focuses on the neighborhood features including accessibility to school and public service resources, trending in composition of the communities etc.. Instead of qualitative description or impressions for these features, we implemented these features into the feature matrix with calibrated weights, in a quantitative way.
The last sets of features DATAMIMO digests are economic characteristics and trends in the area as well as at national level. These features help draw the big picture of market: business development opportunities, overall economic health (GDP, employment rates, interest rates, inflation and tax changes) and population trend as a representation of future demand and regional growth patterns.
With the different sources and enormous amount of data, DATAMIMO provides a comprehensive picture of the residential real estate market and provides the outlook for a real estate investment. Our valuation is more accurate by combining value approach, cost approach and time-series models, and our cost-function is asymmetric and can be adjusted according to your personal needs (whether you are buyer or seller). We use contextual multi-armed bandit and reinforcement learning to help you optimize selling strategy like time to market and asking price, or buying strategy like time to offer and several versions of offering contracts.
Classification on Loan & Credit
As an example, we apply various classifiers to a loan and credit default detection
- Decision Trees
- Random Forests
- Boosted Trees
Best Real Estate Books
Rich Dad Poor Dad – Robert Kiyosaki
Rich Dad’s Cashflow Quadrant – Robert Kiyosaki
Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing – Robert Kiyosaki
Unfair Advantage – Robert Kiyosaki
Choose to be Rich – Robert Kiyosaki
Increase Your Financial IQ – Robert Kiyosaki
The Real Book of Real Estate – Robert Kiyosaki
Tax-Free Wealth – Tom Wheelwright
Start your own Corporation – Garrett Sutton
Run Your Own Corporation – Garett Sutton
Build a rental property empire: the no-nonsense book on finding deals – Mark Ferguson
The book on managing rental properties: a proven system for finding, screening – Brandon R. Turner, Heather C. Turner
The book on investing in real estate with no money down – Brandon Turner
The book on rental property investing – Brandon Turner
The millionaire real estate agent – Gary Keller, Dave Jenks, Jay Papasan
Customer centricity: focus on the right customers on strategic advantage – Peter Fader
Sell or be sold: how to get your way in business and in life – Grant Cardone
Pitch anything: an innovative method for presenting, persuading and winning the deal – Oren Klaff
Hooked: how to build habit forming products – Nir Eyal
Contagious: why things catch on – Jonah Berger
Free: the future of a radical price – Chris Anderson
Head in the cloud: why knowing things still matters – Willian Poundstone
Building a story brand: clarify your message so customers will listen – Donald Miller
Global brand power: leveraging branding for long-term growth – Barbara E. Kahn
The long tail: why the future of business is selling less of more – Chris Anderson
Brandwashed: tricks companies use to manipulate our minds and persuade us to buy – Martin Lindstrom
Brand warfare: 10 rules for building the killer brand – David D’Alessandro