ForVue produces an operator-side capital-needs assessment and a predictive NSPIRE deficiency forecast in under an hour — from a deterministic, independently verifiable algorithm. Not a consultant. Not a spreadsheet. Software you run continuously across your portfolio.
PHAs, HUD lenders, HUD-VASH landlords, and LIHTC operators all share the same problem — and it shows up differently for each.
ForVue serves every HUD-subsidized housing touchpoint — from PHAs managing thousands of units to individual HUD-VASH landlords protecting their voucher income.
ForVue's predictive NSPIRE deficiency assessment estimates how your property would score under HUD's current NSPIRE inspection standard — based on the daily Weibull-Bayesian risk score on every tracked component. It's not an official HUD inspection. It surfaces deficiencies a real NSPIRE inspector would likely flag, so you can address them proactively. Paired with the 20-year capital-needs forecast, it functions as an operator-side CNA tool. Useful for Section 8 landlords, RAD participants, project-based subsidy owners, and USDA Rural Development operators preparing for inspections or capital planning.
ForVue serves private operators of HUD-subsidized housing. We don't sell to HUD, PHAs, or other government agencies directly. If you operate properties under Section 8 HAP contracts, RAD conversions, project-based Section 8/202/811, USDA Rural Development 514/515/516, or LIHTC compliance — this platform is built for you.
Standard pricing applies. No procurement special cases. Just the same $2.50 / $4.50 / $9.50 per-unit-per-month tiers used across the rest of the portfolio.
Two capabilities that shipped to the platform in June 2026 — included on every tier, calibrated for HUD-subsidized housing operators.
Affordable-housing owners typically leave 20–30% of depreciation on the table by using straight-line 27.5-year on the whole basis. ForVue's Cost Segregation Estimate identifies which of your tracked components qualify for 5-, 7-, and 15-year MACRS classes against your existing component inventory. Includes §481(a) catch-up so properties you've owned for years can recapture missed accelerated depreciation in the current tax year (via Form 3115, with your CPA). LIHTC operators should run the analysis carefully — accelerated depreciation interacts with the credit's compliance period. Talk to your CPA.
When a maintenance tech goes out on a tenant complaint, they currently spend 15–30 minutes guessing what part to bring. ForVue's Diagnostic Workflow gives them the answer in 30 seconds: pick the symptom, see the most likely failed component ranked by frequency, see THIS unit's actual risk score, get the OEM part number, watch a brand-specific repair video. Particularly valuable for portfolios with subsidy-driven NSPIRE inspection timelines — faster diagnosis means faster resolution before a deficiency becomes an inspection finding.
$2.50 per unit / month. Under an hour. Fully HUD-formatted. Auditable by any field office.
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