REK Lot Value Intelligence
Step-by-step instructions for Palm Bay Lot Intelligence features, what the results mean, and where the screening tools stop. Each topic includes a direct link to the related customer tool or section.
REK Lot Value Intelligence
Intelligence Pro can display read-only valuation evidence from the existing REK Lot Value engine without creating a seller lead or changing the property record.
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When to use it
Use this when the Property Intelligence Profile shows REK Lot Value as available and you want to understand the estimated range, confidence, and comparable-sale evidence.
How to use it
- Start with the resolved Official Property Identity so the valuation is tied to the correct parcel.
- Review the estimated value range and confidence score together rather than treating one number as a guaranteed price.
- Review comparable candidates for sale date, sale price, lot size, and proximity when available.
- If Broker review recommended appears, treat the automated result as incomplete until the identity or valuation evidence is reviewed.
- Use the source/conflict indicators when REK Data Vault identity differs materially from the county parcel record.
- Use Check Estimated Value or Strategic Property Advisory when you want to move from research into a broker-led valuation or deeper advisory workflow.
What the result means
PBLots receives the evidence through a dedicated signed read-only gateway. The REK Lot Value engine remains authoritative for its valuation methodology, so PBLots does not run a competing valuation model.
Important limitation
The result is an estimated value and decision-support record, not an appraisal, guaranteed sale price, offer, or promise that the property will sell within the displayed range.
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Use the top navigation by intent: Properties, Analyze, Monitor, Decide, or Help. Each Knowledge Base topic explains what the feature does, when to use it, how to use it, and where its limits are.