For acquisitions
Meet the three I'd hire before another analyst
Set each one up once. They just run. Nothing goes to a seller until you have read it.
Shift log · Sunday
Waiting on you
Send the LOI? The number assumes vacancy stays where it is, and two months have no rent receipt behind them — I have flagged both. Nothing goes out until you say so.
Written downso far
In your words
Things people actually ask.
No workflow to build. You say it the way you'd say it to a new hire.
Find every distressed commercial listing in South Brooklyn under $5M and put them in a sheet.
Who owns 1420 Ocean Pkwy, and what have they paid in taxes since 2019?
The seller moved the deadline. Work out what that breaks in diligence and who needs telling.
The staff
The three I'd hire first.
Hire one, or all three. They hand work to each other, and each is the same Hand with a different brief and different accounts attached. You name them.
Vera
Sourcing
- Watches the filings
- Pulls the ownership
- Flags what changed
- Logs it against the address
Browser Sheets Gmail Files
Signed in once, and only for this company.
For “the one I saw a week too late”
Sable
Underwriting
- Builds the rent roll
- Checks the taxes
- Runs the returns
- Says what breaks it
Sheets Browser Files
Signed in once, and only for this company.
For “the model I rebuild every single time”
Rey
Investors
- Tracks each commitment
- Drafts the capital call
- Watches the distribution dates
- Writes the quarterly note
Sheets Gmail Files
Signed in once, and only for this company.
For “the update I am always two weeks late on”
The jobs
The jobs they do here.
Each one is a brief, not a feature. Open it for how it goes, where it stops, and what it needs.
Read this and tell me what I should be worried about.
Tell me the moment that filing appears.
Forty thousand rows. Tell me which customers we lost and roughly when.
Every managing agent within twenty miles who runs more than fifty units.
Who else does this, what do they charge, and how do you know?
Half this list has no company size and no website. Go and find them.
Check every number in this before it goes out.
Questions
The ones that come up first.
Can it actually get into ACRIS and the county portals?
Mostly, yes — it drives a real Chrome on its own profile rather than a headless scraper, so the sites that block bots do not block it. When one does put up a login or a challenge, it stops, hands you the keyboard, and picks up where you left it. It does not sit there guessing.
Does it decide anything?
No. It brings you the filing, the number and the draft, and says what it is unsure about. Offers, wires and anything else you cannot take back wait for your approval — and you set where that line sits.
Real estate investors: get started today.
Sign in, brief your first Hand, and read what it did. Plans start at $20 a month, with work included.
