In orderfrom your first run to your credits
1Your first run
An address in, a report out: what we ask you, how long it takes, what comes back.
2What you get back
Which products produce a workbook, which produce a deck, and the four things we do not produce at all.
3Reading a report
Follow any figure to its source, and tell an omission from a number somebody filled in.
4Choosing a product
All ten side by side, with the measured time for each.
5Excels
A model you can open. Honest caveat inside about client templates.
6Connect to Claude (MCP)
Start six job types from inside Claude. Five products it cannot start, and four integrations that are not live.
7Scout
A longlist across a territory. United States only, and an empty answer outside it looks like a finding.
8Credits & plans
How billing works, and how the estimate blocks a job your balance cannot cover.
More productsone guide per product: what it does, and what not to ask it for
BOV at Scale
Up to twenty addresses in one pass. The only product that produces a deck, on about one run in five.
Decision support
The decision-support package with its workbook: the comp set it chose and why, every figure with its source. It prepares your decision; it does not make it.
Underwriting
Income, debt, returns, scenarios. Send the T-12 and the rent roll; no workbook comes from it.
Comps
Comparables carrying their deal. Check two failures every time: wrong area, and the subject itself.
Best Use
Scenarios compared, in about thirteen minutes.
Feasibility
What can be built, at what cost, for what return. Highest report rate of anything we run.
Legal
Read and draft deal documents. Never legal advice, and never "reviewed".
DD
What is in the material, what is missing, what is a problem. Available rather than proven.
Helpthe three questions we are asked most
Nothing happened when I tried
Our largest failure, named, with the check that finds it.
Where we work, and how deep
Coverage by country and by US state, and three traps that give a confident wrong answer.
Your data and security
Isolation, model providers, training and what we will not claim.