An analyst that shows its work.
It answers from the files you uploaded, not from memory. Each number comes with the rent roll date, T12 period or OM page it came from, and a what-if reruns the pro forma.
Upload the rent roll and T12. You get NOI, occupancy and a five-year pro forma back, with the page each number came from.
One building per metro. Its height is the number of deals we've reviewed there.
Counts by metro only. No property names or addresses.
Each page is read, mapped to the same fields and added up. If our total doesn't match the one printed on the page, a person checks the line that breaks it.
The export as the property manager sent it.
"Mkt Rent", "Market" and "Mkt Rnt" all become Market rent.
We add up the units and compare with the total on the page.
When they differ, the line that causes it goes to a person.
Only pages that tie out go into the underwriting.
Sample pages with synthetic data. Scanned PDFs and the review queue are in development.
A sample rent roll and a sample market. Run the file, change a rent, set a buy box, and watch DealIQ do the work.
It answers from the files you uploaded, not from memory. Each number comes with the rent roll date, T12 period or OM page it came from, and a what-if reruns the pro forma.
A made-up 184-unit property in Waco, with a synthetic rent roll and T12. Ask it what you'd ask an analyst.
Import your deal log or monday.com board. Duplicates merge, and stages, owners and tasks carry over.
Rent roll, T12 and OM per deal. DealIQ maps the columns and accounts, then works out NOI, occupancy and loss-to-lease.
Move it through your stages. Each one adds its checklist, and you can ask the analyst questions as you go.
For individual buyers and operators working their own deals.
For acquisitions teams replacing monday.com and spreadsheets.
For funds and sponsors with their own data, controls and lenders.
Pricing is a placeholder while plans are finalized.