Every listing gets a full offering memorandum.
The agent reads the rent roll, the operating statements, the lease abstracts and the comps you point it at, fills your OM template, writes the property and submarket narrative in your house voice, and builds the financial summary pages. Your broker opens a complete draft and spends the day on the story and the buyer list.
What the book looks like when it comes back.
Your template and your voice
The draft arrives in your firm's layout, your section order and the language your principals already use, because the agent is set up on the books you have taken to market.
A source behind every figure
Each number carries the file and the page it came from, so whoever checks the summary pages can see where it came from without reopening the data room.
The whole desk, not one asset class
The same setup covers retail, land, office, industrial and multifamily listings, so every broker in the shop works from one process.
What the product includes.
- Intake from the rent roll, operating statements, lease abstracts, survey and title
- Your OM template encoded, section order and cover treatment included
- Property, location and submarket narrative written in your house voice
- Financial summary pages built from the operating statements
- Rent roll and expense tables formatted for the book
- Sale and lease comps pulled and laid out
- A citation behind every figure in the draft
- Export in the format your designer and your brokers already work in
How a book gets built.
Encode
We take three or four OMs you have already taken to market and turn the layout, the section order and the house language into the agent's instructions.
Backtest
We rebuild a book you published from its own source files, and your team reads it against the one you shipped.
Deploy
A new listing goes in as soon as the seller returns the financials, and the draft comes back the same day.
Refine
Every edit your brokers make lands back in the instructions, so the next book needs fewer of them.
What listing teams ask first.
How close is the draft to something we can send?
It is a complete book with your sections filled, your tables built and your narrative written. Brokers set the positioning, the pricing guidance and the buyer story, and the design pass runs the way it always has.
What happens when the seller's financials are thin?
The agent says so. Any figure it cannot source is flagged in the draft along with the document it needs, so an assumption never reaches a page.
Does our seller data stay private?
Everything runs in your own instance and is never used to train shared models. Seller financials get the handling your own team gives them.
What does it cost?
Priced on listing volume as a subscription. The setup engagement comes first and is priced flat, so you see it working on your own books before you commit.
Send us one of your books.
We will rebuild it from its source files and show you the draft on your own template. Thirty minutes, on one of your listings.
Kevin Krone, founder. Fifteen years operating institutional real estate before building AI for it.
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