Who it’s for
Six teams, one engine, six different stacks of paper
The work Titleman finishes is not the same work for everyone. Below: what each team runs it for, the workflows they run most, and the documents that come back.
Brokers
Investment sales and leasing teams use Titleman to produce the BOV, the OM and the owner list — the unpaid work that decides who gets the listing.
Top workflows, most run first
- Pitch in a day, not a fortnight
- Cover more owners than headcount allows
- Juniors stop assembling, start advising
- Every number defensible on the call
- Billed per finished pitch
What comes back
- BOV
- Offering memorandum
- Listing pitch on your template
- Buyer and owner list with contact routes
- Comp set with sources
Billed as
Pitch work is billed as broker hours — $55 against $210 loaded in-house.
The full page for Brokers →Acquisition teams
The constraint on acquisitions is analyst hours, not deal flow. Titleman screens the whole market at model quality, so the team only spends time on the few that clear.
Top workflows, most run first
- First-pass underwriting on everything
- One house model, applied consistently
- IC memos from the same numbers
- Portfolio marks on demand
- Diligence starts the day you go hard
What comes back
- Underwriting model in Excel
- Screened shortlist
- IC memo
- Portfolio marks
- Diligence tracker
Billed as
Screening and underwriting are billed as analyst hours — $38 against $115 in-house.
The full page for Acquisition teams →In-house RE teams
Corporate real estate teams carry hundreds of sites with a handful of people. Titleman keeps every lease, obligation and mark current without adding headcount.
Top workflows, most run first
- Every lease abstracted and current
- Portfolio marked without an appraisal cycle
- Buy, lease or renew, answered with numbers
- Disposals packaged properly
- Audit-ready by construction
What comes back
- Lease abstracts
- Critical-date calendar
- Portfolio marks
- Buy-lease-renew memo
- Disposal package
Billed as
Marks are analyst hours; abstracts are legal analyst hours. Nothing per seat.
The full page for In-house RE teams →Lenders
Debt funds, banks and bridge lenders use Titleman to size, stress and document a loan from the borrower package — with the collateral independently valued.
Top workflows, most run first
- Independent view of the collateral
- Sizing and stress in one pass
- Borrower package read for you
- Credit memos your committee recognises
- Watchlist that watches itself
What comes back
- Independent collateral value opinion
- Sizing and stress model
- Borrower package read
- Credit memo
- Watchlist
Billed as
Sizing, collateral review and the credit memo are billed as analyst hours.
The full page for Lenders →Real estate counsel
Titleman does not give legal advice. It reads the volume — leases, title, surveys, contracts — and hands counsel a drafted finding with the page reference attached.
Top workflows, most run first
- Volume read in minutes
- Findings, not summaries
- Your positions, your fallbacks
- Privilege and audit preserved
- Never advice, always a draft
What comes back
- Drafted findings with page references
- Lease and title abstracts
- Position and fallback sheet
- Matter-ready file
Billed as
Billed as legal analyst hours, so it maps cleanly to a matter and a bill.
The full page for Real estate counsel →Developers
Feasibility, zoning capacity and exit value on a parcel in an afternoon — so land decisions are made on numbers, not on the consultant’s calendar.
Top workflows, most run first
- Zoning capacity, checked
- Residual land value
- Absorption you can defend
- Exit tested against comps
- Capital packages that close
What comes back
- Zoning capacity study
- Residual land value
- Feasibility model in Excel
- Scheme package
- LP and lender deck
Billed as
Feasibility is analyst hours; the scheme package is designer hours.
The full page for Developers →Not on the list?
The six above are where the volume is, not the limits. The engine takes a brief and returns finished work with its sources attached; if your team writes briefs a professional would recognise, it fits. Bring one and we will run it.
Bring us a deal you already closed
We run it through Titleman and show your team the finished work next to their own.