One address in → a finished, branded Google Doc out. Same format every time.
1The property
Start typing the street number and name — matching sold addresses from the MLS appear as you type. The property must have a past MLS sale.
2Comparable listings optional — auto-picked if you skip this
Include:
Finding matching listings… (~30–60 s)
These are exactly the comps the report will print, in this order. Remove any that don't belong, add your own by MLS number or address, or reset to the auto-pick.
⌂Your home's features carried from the address lookup — correct or add anything the MLS missed
Changes update the adjustment grid below instantly and are used for the report's valuation. The doc will note that agent-declared features were included.
✎Comparable adjustments optional — RPR-style, values from the office schedule
Pricing method:
Suggested values come from the office CMA schedule (column C). Orange cells mark upgrades a comp's listing remarks mention — likely differences worth adjusting. Remove a comp from the analysis with the × in its column.
$Estimated seller net sheet optional add-on — Florida promulgated title rates + doc stamps computed automatically
Enter a sale price to calculate.
☰Report sections uncheck anything you don't want printed
Empty + a name containing “Capra” = Joe's full signed block (script logo, NHCB badge, veteran-owned line, pitch paragraph). Any other agent: enter the lines to print under “Sincerely, <name>”.
Written into the report as a "Special Considerations" section, in the report's voice, using only verified report data — nothing is invented.
✓Final revisions edit the Google Doc by hand, then push it to the web link
Your Doc edits become the web page — same link the client already has. The fields prefill automatically after a generate.