Most Arizona agents already have RPR. It gives you a value estimate and the tools to build a CMA yourself. The difference is who does the work: in RPR you pick the comps and make the adjustments. In Truppraisal, they are done for you.
The short version. RPR’s automated value comes with a confidence score, and its CMA tools let you search for sales, choose your comps and adjust them by hand. A Truppraisal Estimate picks the comps and makes the adjustments automatically — size, lot, pool, baths, parking, view and a busy road — and shows every sale with its dollar lines. Every report also shows the market three ways: neighborhood, ZIP code and city.
Same goal — a CMA you can defend. The difference is the 15–45 minutes you spend per home. Truppraisal: the new way to CMA.
Side by side, for one agent preparing for one homeowner.
| RPR | Truppraisal Estimate | |
|---|---|---|
| An estimate of the home's value | Yes, with a confidence score | Yes, with a confidence rating |
| Choosing the comparable sales | You search and select them | Chosen automatically, every one shown |
| Dollar adjustments for size, lot, pool, baths, parking, view and a busy road | Entered by hand, if you make them | Automatic, line by line on every comp |
| Condition of the home and each sale | Entered by hand, if you make them | You rate it, adjusted automatically |
| A similarity score for each comparable | Your judgment | TruComp Rating, 0–100 |
| 55+ homes compared only with 55+ sales; golf and lake lots with view lots | Up to you | Automatic |
| Time per home | However long you spend on it | A few minutes, start to finish |
| Change the comps (remove, add, or put back a set-aside sale) | Yes — then re-adjust by hand | Yes, on every plan — every change re-adjusts automatically |
| Add a sale that just closed | Find it, then adjust it yourself | Yes, on every plan — verified, adjusted the same way |
| Your own suggested list or offer price, with a note | Yes | Yes, on every plan — list price for a seller, offer price for a buyer |
| Report becomes your CMA, prepared by you | Yes — built by hand | Yes — prepared by you, supported by Truppraisal, with our automated estimate beside your value |
| Your whole past-client database, updated every quarter | One report at a time | Yes, branded to you |
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Reflects RPR’s agent tools as advertised in October 2026. RPR is a member benefit of the National Association of REALTORS®; RPR and RVM are its trademarks, and Truppraisal is not affiliated with either. Products change — check RPR’s current feature list before relying on any row.
Truppraisal does one job: the comps and the adjustments, automatically, every time — and then it is yours to make your own CMA.
For REALTORS, yes: RPR is a member benefit of the National Association of REALTORS. What it does not do is pick the comps and make the dollar adjustments for you. That part is your time, on every report. Truppraisal does it automatically.
Of course. Many agents use RPR for property research and listing data. Truppraisal replaces the part where you choose the comps and adjust them one by one — and you can still remove a comp, add a sale that just closed and set your own list or offer price, so the finished report is your CMA.
No. A Truppraisal Estimate is generated automatically by a computer model from multiple data sources, including recorded home sales, and no appraiser prepares or reviews it. It cannot be used for lending, tax, legal or estate purposes.
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