Reading a property page: attributes, transaction history, and market context

Every property, with the context to judge it

Search any multifamily property in Archer and you get a full property page: the physical facts, the ownership picture, the transaction history, and how the property sits against its market — all before you have a single financial document. This is where most deals start.

• Property attributes — units, year built, last renovation, stories, land area, and more. This is the physical profile you'd otherwise assemble from an OM and three browser tabs.
• Ownership — the current owner entity. Useful for sourcing (who to call) and for context (how long they've held it).
• Property transaction history — prior sales with dates and pricing, so you can see the deal's history at a glance.
• Map and location context — where the property sits in its submarket. See Understanding location scoring for how the scores work.
• Notes — your team's notes live on the property page, visible to everyone on your account. Write down what you learn; it's there the next time this deal trades.
• Action buttons — Run Underwrite and Parse Document launch directly from the property page once you have financials. Not sure which to use? Parse Document vs Run Underwrite.

Archer covers 11M+ properties, but occasionally a property — especially a recent build or a recently converted asset — isn't in the database yet.

If your search comes up empty:

1. Double-check the address format — try the street address without unit numbers or suffixes.
2. If it's genuinely missing, request an add and our team will get it into the database. 

Once added, you'll be able to run the full workflow against it — search, underwrite, comps, pipeline.

• Your first login
• Running your first underwrite: end-to-end walkthrough
• Seller propensity and location scoring