Renovate 50 properties without 50 contractor headaches.
AskBaily scopes every renovation in the operator's voice — cost range, permit flags, timeline — then routes it to your portfolio's pre-vetted pro roster. One dashboard, one take-rate (8% on accepted scope), and no pay-per-lead tax. Built for single-family flippers running a 12-property hold cycle, buy-and-hold landlords stabilizing 25+ SFR rentals, and multi-family syndicators turning over 100-unit value-add buildings across a single metro.
Bulk-quote chat: scope 10 properties in one conversation.
Paste a portfolio CSV into the Baily chat and it builds a scope for every property in parallel. Finish level, permit flags, budget bands inherit from the portfolio defaults you set once. For a 12-property flip fund that would normally take a week of contractor phone tag, Baily returns all 12 structured scopes in under 90 seconds.
Scope the Westside flip fund for Q2. 12 properties, all LA County, paste below. Portfolio defaults: mid finish, 6-week timeline, $150K avg. Return per-property scope + permit flag + closest repeat-pro match.
- Portfolio defaults inherited
Finish level, budget bands, permit tolerance, preferred pros — set once, applied to every new scope.
- Parallel scope generation
10 properties return in the same time as 1. The chat streams per-property results as they finish.
- Repeat-pro priority
A GC who closed a scope for you inside this portfolio jumps to the top of every subsequent match list.
Portfolio dashboard: aggregated spend, timeline, churn-risk.
Every portfolio rolls up total budget, dollars spent, open-vs-done project count, earliest and latest completion dates, and sub-trade utilization. The dashboard flags the highest-risk pro so you can demote them from the roster before they miss another SLA. Numbers below are from the LA 12-property demo — live through the link.
- Total budget
- $1521K
- Open scopes
- 8
- Completed
- 5
- Properties
- 12
- Total budget
- $870K
- Open scopes
- 22
- Completed
- 8
- Properties
- 25
- Total budget
- $3022K
- Open scopes
- 8
- Completed
- 2
- Properties
- 8
- Per-property drill-down. Click any tile to see project pipeline, sub-trade utilization, and assigned pros per address.
- Churn-risk scoring. Every pro gets a 0-1 risk score based on recent SLA hits; the roster surfaces the riskiest pro first so you can demote them in one click.
- 1099 / Schedule-E export. Every scope marked landlord-paid surfaces in the Jan 15 annual rollup. CSV or direct-to-TurboTax sync.
ROI calculator: what are you leaving on the table?
Angi charges flippers on the front door: every lead is pay-per-click whether the homeowner is qualified or not. Thumbtack is cheaper but their 6-signal match surface misses 15-20% of handoffs. We estimate 12-15% of your rehab spend gets eaten by lead-waste on those platforms. Run the calculator to see your specific number.
Frequently asked
- How does AskBaily work across a multi-property portfolio?
- You register the portfolio once, then scope each property as renovations come up. Every project inherits your portfolio's approved pro roster, budget bands, finish level, and permit tolerance. Aggregated spend, timeline, and churn-risk rollups stay private to the portfolio and do not leak to other investors on the platform.
- What's the take-rate for investor accounts?
- 8% on accepted scope, charged only after the homeowner-facing contract is signed. No pay-per-lead, no monthly subscription, no category auction. Investor accounts unlock bulk-rate discounts once the portfolio crosses 20 properties.
- Do you work with 1031-exchange flippers on a tight hold window?
- Yes. The portfolio calendar tracks 1031-deadline markers against each property's rehab timeline. Baily escalates any scope that threatens the closing window to the assigned GC within one hour.
- Can I assign the same GC across multiple properties?
- Yes. Each portfolio maintains a pro roster. Once a GC completes a scope inside your portfolio, they become eligible for repeat assignments across other properties in the same metro. The matching engine gives the roster pro a priority weighting.
- What happens if a pro misses SLA on one of my properties?
- The property's churn-risk score rises, and the dashboard flags the pro for re-vetting. You can demote the pro from your roster in one click. The Trust Ledger records the SLA breach so the pro's platform-wide reputation reflects it.
- Do you handle 1099 reporting for landlord-paid scopes?
- Yes. Every property marked landlord-paid surfaces in the annual 1099 rollup. You get a Schedule-E-ready line-item export on Jan 15.
Top 5 investor use cases
- 01SFH flipper running 10-50 properties
Westside LA operator running a 12-property flip fund. 7-month hold, 18-22% ARV uplift target. Shares a 4-pro roster across every property.
- 02Buy-and-hold operator, 25-unit SFR portfolio
Phoenix stabilization fund. Value-add only on turnover; 3-5 year hold, Section-8 eligible, repeat painter + HVAC across all 25 units.
- 03Multi-family syndicator, 8 buildings / 102 units
Atlanta BeltLine value-add fund. Building-by-building turnover plus shared-system upgrades (roofs, service panels, facades).
- 041031-exchange deadline-driven rehabs
ROI calculator routes 1031-deadline scopes to the portfolio's fastest pros first. Every timeline has a countdown against the 180-day deadline.
- 05Insurance-claim restoration across a portfolio
When a storm hits, FNOL drops land on every affected property in the same portfolio. Dispatch routes through the investor's pre-approved GC roster before any unvetted pros are pulled in.