What software does everyone use to run their multifamily rent comps?

Our shop isn't a multifamily specific group but we get serious on a few multi deals a year. We always resort to CoStar for rent comps, but all CoStar does is take the asking rents for a property for whatever handful of units they have available at the time and averages it which to me is pretty inaccurate given how much asking rents can move on a daily basis. Is there a better software out there that has a better way of tracking it?

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Yardi Matrix is pretty great. You can filter properties in your area and get real financials from even the previous month. You can't get financials on a specific property, but it is blended. Many multifamily properties use Yardi, so their financials get stored into a database that are shared.

For example, I want to look at class A, 2015 or newer properties in a specific submarket in Atlanta. Let's say there are 8 properties that meet this criteria. You will be able to see a proforma/rents/OpEx summary for these 8 properties combined.

 

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