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Deal Hub has two browse modes and a toolbar for filters, buyboxes, and sorting. Your view, filters, and sort choices are personal and remembered between visits.
Key things to know
  • Map view is the default. Listings with map locations follow the visible map area; off-market deals without a map location can still appear in the card list.
  • Most filters are remembered between visits. Use a filter’s Reset when available to clear it.
  • Buybox presets are shared across your organization; admins create and update them.
  • The S8 ROI sort has its own settings (expense haircut, default 40%).

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Views

The default split layout: an interactive map with property pins on the left and a scrollable list of property cards on the right. The Map icon is on the left of the view toggle.
  • Choosing ZIPs in the filter zooms the map to those areas (one ZIP zooms in; several ZIPs zoom to the smallest box that covers them). All ZIPs zooms back out to every tracked ZIP. Listings with map locations stay synced to the visible map area - pan or zoom to change which mapped listings appear in the card list.
  • Off-market deals marked No map location have no verified pin but remain available in the card list. They still follow your filters, and panning the map does not exclude them. Refresh the page to load any locations found in the background.
  • Hovering a card highlights its map pin, and hovering a pin highlights its card.
  • Clicking a pin opens a mini card for that listing, positioned to stay inside the view. When Realtor listing photos are available and there is more than one, arrows on the mini card photo let you page through the gallery without opening the full property card.
  • If there are many results, zoom in to reveal all pins. On a phone, a compact bottom-left label shows how many pins are currently displayed.
  • On mobile, Deal Hub always uses Map view. The map fills the screen, and a floating List button at the bottom switches to a full-screen scrollable card list; tap Map to return. Mapped listings still follow the visible map area; deals without map locations remain available in the list.
  • Pulling down on the map pans it. To reload the page, pull down from the top bar (or from the top of the List) and release.
  • The phone top bar is kept lean: the search field, notifications and your account avatar. + ZIPs sits on the next row, to the left of Buybox. The page name, tutorial video icon and teammates-online avatars only show on larger screens.

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Filters

Filters live in the toolbar; on smaller screens they collapse into a Filters panel. On a phone the panel fills the whole screen so each filter has room to breathe - a filter you open (like Price) expands in place and the page scrolls as one list. Tap Done at the bottom or the X at the top to close it. Use Reset where available to clear a filter. On larger screens a shown count sits in the toolbar; phones omit that number so the Buybox row stays uncluttered.

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Choosing market coverage

Use On / Off market for listing type and off-market coverage:
  • On-market only shows MLS listings.
  • Add off-market · My ZIPs adds wholesaler deals in all ZIPs your organization tracks alongside MLS listings.
  • Add off-market · Everywhere adds available wholesaler deals across all areas alongside MLS listings.
Everywhere applies to off-market deals only. On-market MLS listings always stay in your tracked ZIPs; the menu says so under the options. The separate ZIP picker shows All ZIPs, an individual ZIP, or the number of checked ZIPs. Its selections filter on-market listings only, including ZIP selections restored from a Buybox. Switching market options preserves those selections. Price, property type, and other filters still apply to both listing types.
Use Days on Market in Min mode (for example, at least 60 days) to find stale listings where sellers may be more negotiable, and Max mode (7d) to focus on fresh inventory before the competition.

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Buybox presets

A Buybox is a saved bundle of filters shared across your whole organization - useful for repeatable searches like “Rentals under 30 days” or “Sub-100k flips”.
  • Pick a buybox from the Buybox menu to apply it instantly; the button shows which one is active. When none is selected the button still reads Buybox.
  • Click Clear to return to your regular filters.
  • Organization admins also see management controls in the same menu: name a preset and click Save to capture the current filters, including Property Type, Update selected to overwrite the selected buybox with the current filters, and Delete selected to remove it. On a phone the menu opens as a full-screen sheet (same idea as Filters) so the list and Save stay readable; the name field and Save stack, and Save stays at the bottom.
  • Applying a buybox replaces your current filters; your own ad hoc tweaks afterward don’t change the saved preset unless an admin clicks Update selected.
  • A sequence can enroll on-market listings from a buybox. See Enroll Contacts. Sort order is not part of who qualifies.

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Sorting

Use Sort by with the ascending/descending arrow next to it:

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S8 ROI settings

Click the gear next to the S8 ROI sort option to open S8 ROI Settings. The Expense haircut % (default 40%) approximates operating costs: the ROI formula is Section 8 rent x 12 x (1 - haircut) / list price. Use Reset to 40% to go back to the default. The same haircut drives the S8 ROI shown on property cards.

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Common questions

In Map view, listings with map locations must be inside the visible map area. Changing the ZIP filter zooms the map to those ZIPs, which also updates the list. Off-market deals without map locations remain available in the list. Zoom out or switch to Table view to browse results independently of the map, and check your listing-type and location filters.
Yes, most filters, your sort, and your view choice are remembered between visits on the same browser. They’re personal - teammates have their own.
Organization admins and owners. Everyone in the organization can apply them.
A discount needs a comps value. Listings without enough comparable sales data yet sort without a discount; open the property to review or adjust its comps directly.
HUD publishes ZIP-level Section 8 rents for most but not all areas. Where a ZIP-level value is missing, a county-level fallback may be used; if neither exists, the listing has no S8 data.
By default the filter is a minimum (3+ beds). With Exact match on, only listings with exactly the selected bed and bath counts pass the filter.