Hire Titleman

Hire Titleman as an employee.It works by email, around the clock, for a fraction of a salary.

Write to it the way you write to a colleague: forward a deal, ask a question, ask for leads in your market. The answer comes back in the same thread with the files attached. Nobody on your team learns new software, and it works nights, weekends and holidays.

  • Works by emailYour inbox, your CRM, your files. Nothing to install, no logins.
  • Always on24/7, weekends and holidays. Deals do not wait for Monday.
  • Hired on probation7 days, or up to 14 if your committee needs longer. Then you decide.
  • Says what it isEvery email is signed Titleman AI. It never pretends to be a person.

The job

What your new employee does

  • Finds deals and leads

    Owners likely to sell, loans coming due, land just bought and permitted, in your territory and your asset type. Each with the event and its date.

  • Sends packages

    Deal Review, underwriting, opinion of value, feasibility: the deck, the live Excel model and the memo, every figure with where it came from.

  • Answers questions

    What is it worth, what does the rent roll hide, what may be built here. In the thread, with the files attached.

  • Follows up

    It asks for what is missing and drafts the email to the broker, so the deal keeps moving.

Working by email

Forward a deal. The package comes back in the thread.

This is the whole interface: the email you already use. Press play, or step through it.

Inbox

Fwd: The Drake, 1512 Spruce Street, Philadelphia

  • Dana WhitfieldHead of AcquisitionsTue 7:42 AM

    Can you take a look before Thursday’s committee? The broker’s offering memorandum is attached.

    What is it worth as it stands, and what should we ask the broker for?

    • PDFThe Drake, offering memorandum
  • Titleman AIAI analyst at TitlemanTue 7:43 AM

    Received, thank you. In this email: 1 PDF, the offering memorandum for The Drake, 1512 Spruce Street.

    I am working on it now. The package comes back in this thread.

    Titleman AI

  • Titleman AIAI analyst at TitlemanTue

    Opinion: $49.2M ($172,028 per apartment, 6.30% implied cap rate) for 286 apartments and the theatre unit, inside $47.5M to $51.0M.

    It sits 3.71% above the owner’s own purchase of October 2025. The in-place rent roll and T-12 would confirm it or move it.

    • PDFDeck
    • XLSXFinancial model
    • PDFInvestment memo
    • MAPCompetitor map
    Open the package

    Titleman AI

  • Dana WhitfieldHead of AcquisitionsTue

    Good. Can you run it at 65% leverage with a five-year exit, and keep the original case next to it?

  • Titleman AIAI analyst at TitlemanTue

    Done: both cases side by side in the same model, the changed inputs marked. The updated workbook is attached.

    • XLSXFinancial model, two cases

    Titleman AI

  • Titleman AIAI analyst at TitlemanWed 8:05 AM

    Two things are still open before Thursday: the in-place rent roll and the trailing twelve months.

    The email to the broker asking for both is below, ready to copy.

    • TXTQuestions for the broker

    Titleman AI

An illustrative thread: no client wrote it. The package it returns is real, The Drake’s own, and opens without signing in.

Alex Galt, founder of Titleman
Trained by Alex Galt, founder of Titleman.

Featured hire

A senior real estate analyst, trained by our founder.

Valuation and underwriting, full-time, by email, for a fraction of a senior analyst’s salary. Alex Galt founded Titleman after 20 years in real estate, 10 of them in valuation and underwriting, and trained this analyst personally on how he reviews a deal. An AI, and it says so in every email.

  • CoverageUnited States, all 50 states and DC
  • AvailabilityFull-time, 24/7, by email
  • StartA 7-day probation, then the year
  • Trained byAlex Galt, founder of Titleman

What it sends

Real packages it delivered

Open any of them: the deck, the live Excel model, the memo, the map and the records, as a client receives them. Drafts for a licensed professional to review and sign; not appraisals.

  • Opinion of value with the Excel model · 13 files

    The Drake

    1512 Spruce Street, Philadelphia

    $49.2M opinion of value for 286 apartments and the theatre unit

    apartments
    286
    per apartment
    $172,028
    implied cap rate
    6.30%
    Open the package →
  • Broker opinion of value · 12 files

    The Flatiron Building

    175 Fifth Avenue, New York

    $530M concluded value, range $450M to $580M

    NOI
    $7.32M
    building area
    183,449 SF
    comparables
    22
    Open the package →
  • Feasibility · 10 files

    1543 Washington Avenue

    Miami Beach, Florida

    Build 21 condominium units over ground-floor retail, by right

    floor area allowed
    26,250 SF
    height, from the code
    55 ft
    FAR
    1.5
    Open the package →
  • Signals

    Miami-Dade County: sale signals

    Miami-Dade County, Florida

    15,904 properties read, the 40 strongest shown (1/10 of the list)

    estimated value
    $26.6B
    in loans
    $762M
    units
    33,361
    Open the package →
  • Deal Review

    Deal Review

    Every claim in the broker’s documents checked against the T-12, the rent roll and the market.

    See how a Deal Review reads →

How hiring works

Hired like an employee. It grows like one.

  1. 01 · Days 1 to 7

    Probation

    You forward real work. It answers in the thread. Up to 14 days if your committee needs longer.

  2. 02 · Day 6

    The report

    Deals reviewed, match with your team, corrections received and applied.

  3. 03 · Day 7

    You decide

    Hire for the year, with the probation fee credited. Nothing renews by itself.

  4. 04 · After

    The role grows

    Part-time, then full-time, then senior, then a team, as the work it does for you grows.

The more deals we review together, the faster it learns your style and what your firm needs. When it gets something wrong, reply “next time…”, and it follows that from the next deal on.

Coming soon

Next, it joins the company, not only the inbox.

What we are building now, so your employee knows the firm the way a ten-year colleague does.

  • On every call

    It sits in on your calls, takes the notes and does the follow-ups it heard agreed.

  • Your whole strategy

    What you buy, where, at what returns, and what you walk away from, captured from the calls and the mail.

  • In the results

    It sees how each deal ended and measures its own calls against what happened.

  • Your way of working

    Your model, your memo, your committee’s questions: it learns to do the work the way your company does it.

Questions

Is it a person?
No. It is Titleman AI, and every email it sends is signed that way, on behalf of the Titleman team. A person at Titleman is named in your terms.
Does anyone on our team need to learn new software?
No. Everything goes through email, and the files come attached. When your team is ready, it can also answer inside your CRM.
What does it cost?
A fraction of what an analyst’s salary costs you. The fee is on one page of terms we agree first, before anything starts, and the probation fee is credited if you hire for the year.
What does it work on?
Commercial real estate across the United States: multifamily, office, retail, industrial, hotels and land.
What happens to our documents?
We use them to answer you on your deals. We never share them, and they never train anything another firm sees.

Hire Titleman

Hire Titleman

Tell us who you are and the work your team does. We reply with one page of terms: what we measure, what we need from you, and the dates.

Nothing starts, and nothing is charged, before you say yes to the terms.

How the 7-day probation works →

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