Learning the Autoprop Tools
CMA Tool on Autoprop
The AUTOPROP CMA tool offers a fast, intuitive and effective option for CMAs you may create for listings, while representing a buyer, or to create market updates for your existing client portfolio.
Learn How to Create Property Reports
AUTOPROP provides you with the tools to create highly relevant property reports that can be used for listing presentations and for general due diligence. This guide will teach you how to create property reports and adjust your search criteria according to your objectives. Let's dive in!
Master the Multi Property Search
In this article we'll show you all of the different ways in which you can select multiple properties at once and then load data on them.
Understanding Land Use Layers
Wanting to learn more about land use designations in a region of interest?
Search for Development and Rezoning
Wanting to learn more about land use designations in a region of interest?
Customize the Brand on your Reports
Customized branding options are available for all AUTOPROP Reports. Learn how to set up your branding with this quick guide.
Land Use Search and Reports
If you are interesting in prospecting for development sites using AUTOPROP, you'll want to familiarize yourself with the Land Use Plan Search tool which gives users the ability to identify, visualize and database properties within areas under study.
Using iBomb for Presentations
IBOMB stands for Information Bubble On a Map Builder, with that being said, in essence it's a presentation tool for Land Assemblies, CMAs, and also can be used as a CRM tool.
Search Commercial Listings with Autoprop
Commercial comparables can be accessed through Dashboard as part of the Broker Listings feature.
Creating a Zoning Database
AUTOPROP is a great tool to firstly isolate a specific zone in a municipality, then select properties within that zone. You can also load data on the properties so you can reference specific lot sizes or assessment values.
In Vancouver this is made very easy by the fact that you can load the width and depth of the lot (for square lots).