WHAT TITLEMAN SHIPS
Real outputs with the time Titleman took, credits spent, manual hours replaced, and the resulting ROI.
Whole-building Class A office in Tampa CBD, ~296,000 RSF over 20 storeys. One address in; the run concluded USD 55.9–77.1M and the deck binds seventeen 16:9 slides from that same payload — parcel cover, competitor set, trade area, value conclusion.
The portrait report behind that deck: dense pages where every figure carries its source, and the inputs nobody supplied — lease, NOI, occupancy, capex — left marked unknown rather than modelled. Same payload as the deck, laid out to be studied.
18-slide LP deck built from a rent roll and two market reports. Charts, comps and returns page included.
Five-year cash flow with unit-level rents, exit sensitivity and a debt sizing tab, tied to source docs.
One brief, twelve broker opinions of value with comps, pricing bands and a one-page summary each.
42 leases abstracted into a matrix, with escalations, options and red flags flagged by clause.
Full OM from a data room: property, market, tenancy and financials, print-ready in house style.
78 candidate trades filtered to 11 defensible comps with adjustments and a per-unit conclusion.
1,400 pages read for title, environmental and CapEx exposure, ranked by dollar impact.
Investment committee memo with thesis, downside case and open items, sourced line by line.
Direct cap and DCF reconciled, with market rent support and a stated value range.
Four development scenarios tested against zoning and absorption, ranked on residual land value.
Supply, migration and rent trends compared, with a shortlist of 14 target assets.
Nine landlord formats merged into one clean rent roll with variance checks against leases.
We run it through Titleman and show your team the finished work next to their own.