AI Analysts built to save you time and money
A team of specialized AI agents that read the documents, build the model, pull the comps, and structure the debt, so your people spend their time on judgment instead of data entry.
Property Tax Analyst
The Property Tax Analyst figures out what your property taxes will actually be after you buy, including the post-sale reassessment jump most buyers underestimate. It researches the county’s commercial rates and recommends a defensible reassessment factor, so a surprise tax bill never quietly craters your NOI.
Property Insurance Analyst
The Property Insurance Analyst tells you what a new owner will really pay to insure the building, not the seller’s outdated premium. It researches today’s multifamily insurance market and adjusts for the property’s specific risk, so your premium line reflects reality instead of a number from a softer market.
Payroll Analyst
The Payroll Analyst builds the on-site staffing plan and the real payroll cost of running the property. It infers today’s headcount from what the property actually spends, re-prices each role at current local wages, and loads benefits, replacing gut-feel headcount with a defensible, local-wage model.
Cap Rate Analyst
The Cap Rate Analyst pins the right cap rate for the deal, the number that sets the price, from recent comparable sales, not a gut feel. It classifies the asset’s true quality, pulls recent comps, and checks the spread against the 10-year Treasury to keep a reasonable risk premium.
Underwriting Analyst
The Ultimate Underwriter is the senior decision-maker that turns actuals, market data, and the four specialist analysts into one defensible year-one operating budget. It reads the deal documents, audits every number against the actuals and benchmarks, and accepts or overrides each with a written reason.
Underwriting Lender Analyst
The Lender Underwriting Analyst re-underwrites the deal the way a lender’s credit committee will, and flags where your numbers are too aggressive before the lender does. These are the numbers that actually size the loan, to the tighter of DSCR and LTV.
