Independence

We work for the buyer, not the seller

Conflict of interest is the cancer of real-estate advice: almost everyone who "advises" you before a purchase gets paid if you go ahead. OJOPY doesn't. We don't get paid by the developer, we don't sell real estate, and we earn nothing if you sign. Nobody on the sell side pays us to appear in the radar. That's why the evidence can surface open risks with no broker conflict.

Incentive mapRevenue does not depend on you signing

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DeveloperDoes not pay to appear
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ClosingGenerates no commission
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BuyerPays for evidence

IncentiveShow the uncomfortable facts too

A red flag cannot reduce a commission because there is no commission.

We don't get paid by the developerNo commission, no sponsorship, no fee for appearing in the radar or in an Evidence Brief. The developer is not our client — the person putting up the capital is.

We don't sell real estateWe're not a real-estate agency or broker. We have no inventory to move, so no project benefits us more than another when we score it.

No commission for reservingWe don't earn anything if you proceed with the purchase. The radar and the evidence pay for themselves — not from you signing a reservation contract.

No success feeWe don't charge a percentage of the deal or a bonus if you close. That would tilt the evidence toward "reserve now."

Evidence flags what's missingWith no incentive for you to reserve, the Evidence Brief can leave gaps open: missing documents, unclear pricing, unconfirmed developer. An advisor who gets paid on the sale would never do that.

Traceability of every signalEvery finding carries its source and date; what's missing is marked as missing. We don't tell you whether to buy — we show you what was found and what risks remain open.

We have no incentive for you to reserve: for construction and land, we cross-reference public signals and show what was found, what's missing, and what risks remain. Offers are a separate commercial read with their limits visible, not confirmed construction. We don't sell certainty or tell you whether to buy, and we don't replace your lawyer or notary — if the case calls for it, the Evidence Brief will suggest getting your own independent legal review. That's why the evidence tells the truth even when it's uncomfortable for the seller.

Open the radar →

The reasoning behind the evidence: the methodology · pricing · legal.

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Six related routes, selected by function rather than volume.

01Explore construction and land signalsPublic records, dates, coverage, and gaps for each signal.02Cross-check observed commercial offersPublished price and area with visible sources and limitations.03Compare zones with dated evidenceDistribution, freshness, and contexts that may remain unmeasured.04Review the due-diligence guideWhich document to request for each claim before committing.05Understand the methodology and its limitsDefinitions, evidence states, pairing, and confidence.06Read the audited case and its controlsVerifiable chronology, counterexamples, and report boundaries.