Equity Geeks | Whole-Home Equity Engine

Step 1

Find the correct property

The address is checked against public location, parcel, and listing-search sources. You confirm the match before anything else happens.

Confirm the match

Is this the property?

Nearby records are never substituted for the confirmed address.

Step 2

What should this plan help you understand?

Choose the priorities that are true for you. These shape the plan; they do not become property findings.

Select one or more priorities Protect major systemsStart with the roof, water control, mechanical systems, and unresolved risk. Transferable warrantiesFind what exists, what must be maintained, and what may transfer to a future owner. Kitchen and bathroomsSeparate function, water control, condition questions, and finish preferences. Interior continuityPlan flooring, transitions, wear, and finishes without replacing serviceable work by default. Energy and comfortOrganize HVAC, water heater, windows, insulation, electrical, and service records. Future sale readinessBuild a credible record for a future professional or buyer conversation. Reduce maintenanceFind recurring burdens and compare preservation, repair, and replacement questions. Understand the propertySeparate confirmed records, homeowner reports, and unknowns across the home.

Public research first

Review what the public record can answer.

Equity Geeks searches attributable public sources first. DeepSeek organizes only the returned source excerpts. It does not decide property condition, value, equity, or private facts.

Source-backed context

What was found before asking you

Public-source research is queued.

Step 3

Review what is known and what is not.

Every item keeps its origin, date, confidence, and verification boundary.

Step 4

Your Equity Lattice

These paths show what to preserve, document, verify, or explore next. Mark each path to carry your direction into the representative review. They are not bids, appraisals, condition grades, or promises of return.

Connected remodel records

What the Equity Engine can use now

Roof, kitchen, and bathroom records are checked against this signed-in property. Costs remain separate from added-value evidence. When a required record is missing, the next action opens the exact workspace that creates it.

Optional planning lens

Compare two public price-trend paths

See how the dated amount and debt information you enter interact with separate FHFA and Freddie Mac regional trends. This does not determine a property price, sale proceeds, lending eligibility, or money available to borrow.

Optional

Enter only information you can confirm. Unknown fields can remain blank unless marked required.

Dated starting point

Starting-point type Amount Date tied to this amount

Use the amount and date shown on a closing record or another source you can identify. The model will keep it labeled as homeowner-entered until verified.

First mortgage

Enter a current balance Reconstruct from original terms I confirm there is no first mortgage I do not know

Current first-mortgage balance Balance date

Choose “I do not know” to keep the first-mortgage category explicitly unresolved. The result will remain partial.

Other property-backed balances (optional)

HELOC current balance Second-mortgage current balance

I confirm there is no HELOC tied to this property. I confirm there is no second mortgage tied to this property. I am not reporting any other property-backed liens.

A blank balance without a checked confirmation remains unknown. The result states how complete the entered debt record is.

Separately authorize Equity Geeks to include this financial-model summary in a professional review. Leaving this unchecked keeps it out of the professional handoff.

Step 5

Choose whether to continue with a person.

Your plan is already complete. Contact information is used only if you authorize Equity Geeks to review it with you.

Plan complete

Your planning record is ready.

You can keep this page for your records.

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Build a clearer path for the equity in your whole home.

One property. Five evidence-aware steps.

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