Questions worth answering up front

Nearby short-term rental comps, modeled per market. Every comps-based number carries a chip showing how solid the sample behind it is.

No. It's researched, sourced, and dated, not a legal opinion. Verify anything load-bearing before you rely on it.

It goes to Stripe Checkout directly. NightlyBasis never sees or stores your card number.

Yes, from your account's billing page. No call or email required.

A property's value, what it will finance, and what you've put into it all change every month. The subscription keeps those answers current. You're not charged per search — the price moves with what you own, not with how hard you're looking.

You do. We flag the transactions where it matters, show what each choice does to your basis and this year's depreciation, and record your answer. We don't make tax determinations on your behalf.

Your records stay readable and exportable. The judgments stop updating — and we'd rather show you nothing than a number that's eight months old without saying so.

No. It's an income-approach valuation — what the property is worth as an operating business, and what a lender will finance against that. A residential appraisal answers a different question, and both numbers are useful.

Today: the same DSCR/LTV math a lender underwrites to, before you call one. Closing that loop — so the number you see here is the number you can borrow against, not just a preview of someone else's — is where we're headed. No lender relationship or referral fee exists today, and won't be added quietly if one does.

Renovation spend logs against the record the acquisition verdict used, then monthly revenue and expenses land in the same account structure. Build costs are entered manually today; connected classification is in progress.

Yes. Bring a closing statement, whatever renovation records exist, and your operating history, and we'll reconstruct basis and set the books up so the ongoing queue is minutes a month instead of a year of catching up. One-time, per property, scoped before we start — email us to ask.