Three things you can check right now
The math is public
The core formulas behind a verdict are written down with their limits: cash flow, cap rate, DSCR, and the Offer Ceiling.
Read the methodologyEvery assumption is labeled
In the analyzer, each input says where it came from: HUD Fair Market Rent, the FRED mortgage rate, or a labeled local default you can replace with your own number.
Open the analyzerAny quote can come down
A quote is held for 24 hours before it appears, publishes only after 3 saved deals or an exported report. The founder can remove a quote; contact hello@usetruecap.com if you want yours taken down.
See how quotes get hereHow quotes get here
- After you export a report or save a third deal, TrueCap asks you one question. Once.
- You decide whether TrueCap may publish your answer with your first name, role, and market. If you say no, it stays private.
- A quote goes live only after a 24-hour hold, and only if the account has real activity: at least 3 saved deals or an exported report.
- Nothing is edited, purchased, or invented. The founder can take any quote down.
Proof you can check yourself
- Sourced assumptions
- Rent can start from HUD Fair Market Rent and the rate from FRED. Property tax is your local number; leave it blank and a labeled default fills in. Every field says where it came from, and you can edit every one.
- Public methodology
- The core formulas are published, with their limits. Read them at /methodology.
What you will not find here
- Star ratings or an average score. No one is asked to rate anything.
- Logos, badges, or press strips.
- User counts or “deals analyzed” figures that are not computed from the database.
- Quotes edited for effect, paid for, or written by anyone but the person named.
- Case studies without the customer's written approval of every number.
- Stock photos of “customers.” If there is a face on this site, it is a real person who agreed to it.
The best proof is your own deal.
Paste an address. Every assumption is labeled and editable.