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Undervalued RE Finder

Undervalued_RE helps you to locate undervalued Real Estate based on your search criteria, market estimates and government tax assessments.

Installation

Download and install Node.js to run the Undervalued_RE. To install all the required npm modules, on the command line, in the root directory of the framework module, run:

npm install

Usage

After all the node modules have been downloaded, Navigate to "Configuration" folder and run: "protractor Configuration/conf.js "

Parameters are passing after command fallow by "-": example:

protractor Configuration/conf.js -c='21136' -p=100 -P=500
city (-c)
  • required, other are optionals, and they have default values.

Arguments List:

 -c, --city             city/state/zip code for serching         [string] [required]
  -t, --propertyType     Property Type for serching                     [string] default: 'house+condo+townhouse+multifamily+land'
  -p, --minPrice         Minimum Price for serching                     [number] default: '0'
  -P, --maxPrice         Maximum Price for serching                     [number] default: '999K'
  -b, --minBeds          Minimum Beds for serching                      [number] default: '1'
  -B, --maxBeds          Maximum Beds for serching                      [number] default: '7'
  -d, --maxDaysOnMarket  Max Days On Market for serching                [number] default: '30'
  -g, --hasGarage        Has-Garage for serching                        [string] default: 'has-garage'
  -s, --status           Status of Listing for serching                 [string] default: 'active'

Results will be outputted to "Results.xlsx" once the execution has finished, showing only those properties listed for less than an estimated market value.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

MIT