Live · Four metros, three states

The Real Estate Terminal.
Your market, one screen.

A Bloomberg-style terminal for real estate investors. It collapses a four-hour, six-tool deal-screening workflow into a single screen — sourcing, valuation, distress signals, underwriting, and ownership tracking on one live data spine. Live today in Greater Cleveland, Greater Columbus, Birmingham, and Greater St. Louis. Create your free account at www.real-estate-terminal.com and start exploring immediately — or apply below for guided onboarding and we'll wire you in personally.

The problem

You've outgrown the off-the-shelf stack.

Every serious investor reaches the same ceiling. You're paying for a national data subscription. You're checking listing sites, auction portals, the county records, and three other tabs. You're modeling deals in a spreadsheet you've patched together over years. You're tracking compliance deadlines in your head, or worse, in a notebook.

The national tools are generic and blind to the hyper-local signals that decide whether a deal actually pencils — the rent a specific ZIP actually supports, the compliance obligations a specific city enforces, the timing of the distressed pipeline, the risk profile of a specific block.

You don't need another national subscription. You need one terminal that has already joined those sources together and scored every deal.

What it is

One terminal. Every signal.

Real Estate Terminal is a subscription web platform that brings together every signal a serious investor needs to find, evaluate, underwrite, and own a property. Instead of juggling a stack of public-records sites, listing portals, and a spreadsheet, you get one fast, keyboard-driven terminal that has already joined everything together and scored every deal.

One spine, the whole lifecycle. Every other tool quits at the closing table or never sees the market. The terminal owns sourcing → underwriting → ownership on the same live data — the same property follows you from “found it” to “I own it.”

It's built for sophisticated investors — we don't oversimplify. The depth is the point: deepest in our market, expanding market by market.

Live preview

See it in action.

A working slice of the terminal, seeded with Cuyahoga County sample properties. Click between properties to compare underwriting across both exit strategies.

Interface shown reflects the current build. Seeded sample properties used for demonstration.

How it works

From public records to a scored deal.

The terminal is a data pipeline with a screen on top. Every layer below runs continuously, so by the time you open the screener the cross-referencing is already done.

1 · IngestOur proprietary pipeline pulls dozens of primary public-record and market sources directly — the same records you cross-reference by hand today — for every county we cover, on automated refresh cycles. Which sources, and how we join them, is our edge.
2 · ResolveEvery record is matched to a single parcel identity. A foreclosure case, its tax history, its code violations, and its listing all land on the same property instead of living in five separate portals.
3 · ScoreProprietary valuation models price every parcel with an explicit confidence range, and every property carries a plain-English distress rating — High, Medium, or Low — so the most motivated situations surface first.
4 · UnderwriteThe underwriter evaluates a buy-and-hold and a fix-and-flip exit for every property automatically — rents (including Section 8 payment standards), rehab assumptions, carrying costs, and return metrics on one screen.

Who it's for

Built for operators who screen deals daily.

Buy-and-hold and Section 8 landlords
Fix-and-flip and BRRRR investors
Wholesalers and acquisition teams
Anyone who wants to stop manually cross-referencing public records

Core capabilities

Everything the deal needs, joined to one parcel.

Every record ties back to a single parcel identity — sourcing, distress, valuation, and underwriting stay aligned.

Deal Screener

Listings, distress, auctions, and land bank — one map and table.

Pre-Foreclosure Pipeline

Active cases matched to parcels, staged and ranked by distress.

Sheriff Sales

Auctions with minimum bid, countdown, and discount-to-market.

Land Bank Inventory

County and city inventory with lot size and buildability.

Property & Parcel Detail

Valuation range, comps, owner intel, and compliance on one dossier.

Investment Analysis

Buy-and-hold and fix-and-flip underwriting — NPV, IRR, DSCR.

Automated Valuation

Blended model with confidence score and target range.

Area Insights

Schools, amenities, demographics, and walk/transit context.

Education & Glossary

Plain-English definitions without leaving the terminal.

Portfolio & Ownership

Multi-property suite on Portfolio Pro; document vault and notifications rolling out.

Coverage

Four markets live. Depth-first, market by market.

Every market we enter is built out depth-first — sourcing, distress signals, valuation, and underwriting on every parcel — and we keep building until it carries the full stack.

Greater ClevelandOur deepest market, spanning eight Northeast Ohio counties with the full stack — on-market listings, live foreclosure cases, sheriff sales, county and city land banks, tax delinquency, and parcel-level distress and condition intelligence.
Greater ColumbusFranklin County plus six collar counties — county parcel masters, the live foreclosure docket, tax delinquency, code-violation history, on-market listings, and condition intelligence, with the stack still deepening.
Birmingham, ALJefferson County — the county parcel master, on-market listings, tax-delinquency rolls, and condition intelligence. Alabama runs trustee sales rather than judicial foreclosure, and the auction and distress pipelines are expanding.
Greater St. Louis, MOSt. Louis city and county — the same stack as Birmingham: parcel master, on-market listings, tax-delinquency rolls, and condition intelligence, with trustee-sale auction and distress pipelines expanding.

What's next

Expanding market by market.

We're deepening the Birmingham and St. Louis distress pipelines — trustee-sale auctions and the surrounding distress signals — and continuing to expand across the Midwest and Sun Belt, with the same depth-first parcel, distress, and valuation coverage everywhere we land.

Plans

How to access the terminal.

Start free and explore, unlock the full research surface with Pro, or run your holdings on Portfolio Pro with concierge onboarding. Enterprise for institutional teams is sold via contract.

Viewer
Free

Explore the terminal with metered depth. No card required.

  • Deal Screener (map + table)
  • Distress pipelines, sheriff sales & land bank
  • Automated valuation & property detail
  • Metered research depth
Start free
Pro
$70/mo

The full research surface, unmetered.

  • Everything in Viewer, plus:
  • Every distress cohort, unmetered
  • Full underwriting — hold & flip, NPV, IRR, DSCR
  • Comparable sales on every parcel
  • Owner intelligence
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Enterprise

For institutional teams: everything in Portfolio Pro plus an organization workspace, multi-seat team accounts with roles for agents and analysts, and a dedicated relationship. Sold via contract, not self-serve — contact sales.

Contact sales

Portfolio Pro's document vault and notification engine are rolling out now and are not yet live on every account — everything else on this page is in production today. Prefer a guided start? Apply for guided onboarding and we'll set your account up with you.

FAQ

Common questions.

What is the Real Estate Terminal?

Real Estate Terminal is a Bloomberg-style terminal for real estate investors. It collapses a four-hour, six-tool deal-screening workflow — sourcing, valuation, distress signals, underwriting, and ownership tracking — into a single screen on one live data spine. Instead of stitching together the county auditor, the clerk of courts, the sheriff’s auction site, listing feeds, HUD rent tables, and a spreadsheet, it joins those primary sources onto one parcel identity and has already scored every deal.

Who is the Real Estate Terminal for?

It is built for sophisticated, active investors: buy-and-hold and Section 8 landlords, fix-and-flip and BRRRR investors, wholesalers, and acquisition teams — anyone who wants to stop manually cross-referencing public records to find, evaluate, and underwrite deals. The depth is the point; it does not oversimplify.

What markets does the Real Estate Terminal cover?

Four metros across three states are live. Greater Cleveland is the deepest market — eight Northeast Ohio counties with the full stack: on-market listings, live foreclosure cases, sheriff sales, county and city land banks, tax delinquency, and parcel-level distress and condition intelligence. Greater Columbus covers Franklin County plus six collar counties with county parcel masters, the live foreclosure docket, tax delinquency, code-violation history, listings, and condition intelligence. Birmingham, Alabama (Jefferson County) and Greater St. Louis, Missouri (city and county) each carry the county parcel master, on-market listings, tax-delinquency rolls, and condition intelligence, with trustee-sale auction and distress pipelines expanding.

How is it different from generic or national valuation tools?

National tools are generic and blind to the hyper-local signals that decide whether a deal actually pencils — the rent a specific ZIP supports, the compliance obligations a specific city enforces, the timing of the distressed pipeline, and real property condition. The terminal is built depth-first on self-assembled, county-level data: it resolves every record to a single parcel identity, prices each property with an explicit, explainable confidence range instead of a black-box number, and owns the whole lifecycle from sourcing through underwriting to ownership on one live data spine.

How do I get access to the Real Estate Terminal?

The terminal is live with open signups. Create your account at www.real-estate-terminal.com and start exploring free immediately. Prefer a guided start? Apply at pegasuscapitalllc.net/real-estate/apply for guided onboarding — the natural front door for Portfolio Pro concierge setup and Enterprise — and we will set your account up with you.

How much does the Real Estate Terminal cost?

Viewer is free — explore the terminal with metered depth. Pro is $70 per month and unlocks the full research surface: every distress cohort, full underwriting, comps, and owner intel. Portfolio Pro is $179 per month plus a $499 one-time concierge onboarding, adding the multi-property ownership suite on top of Pro. Enterprise for institutional teams is sold via contract — contact sales.

Who builds the Real Estate Terminal?

Real Estate Terminal is built by Pegasus Capital LLC, a Cleveland, Ohio research-led operating firm founded in 2022. The same team also delivers subscription financial research and custom software for private businesses, all off one analytical stack.

Ready to get started?

Create your account at www.real-estate-terminal.com and start screening free today. Or apply for guided onboarding — the natural front door for Portfolio Pro concierge setup and Enterprise — and we'll walk you into the terminal personally.