Deal analysis, due diligence reviews, property comps, investor update memos, and portfolio financial summaries. Cowork runs the numbers so you can focus on acquisitions.
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Your time goes to spreadsheets and reporting instead of finding and closing deals.
Every potential acquisition needs cash flow projections, cap rate calculations, rent comps, expense analysis, and sensitivity modeling. Running these numbers for 10 properties to find 1 worth pursuing takes an analyst's entire week.
Title reports, environmental assessments, inspection summaries, lease abstracts, zoning verification, survey reviews. Organizing and reviewing all of it for a single deal is a multi-day effort. Miss something, and it costs you real money.
Your LPs and partners want regular updates: portfolio performance, deal status, market conditions. Writing these memos takes time you'd rather spend on acquisitions. They're always the last priority and always overdue.
Rent rolls in one spreadsheet, expenses in another, debt service in a third. Getting a single view of portfolio performance means pulling data from multiple sources and reconciling it manually. Every quarter.
These are real workflows running for real estate investment firms today.
Cowork reads property listings, broker packages, and your financial assumptions, then produces a full deal analysis: projected NOI, cap rate, cash-on-cash return, IRR, debt service coverage ratio, and sensitivity tables showing outcomes at different vacancy rates and rent growth scenarios. Ten deals analyzed in the time it takes to review one by hand.
Point Cowork at a due diligence folder and it reads every document: title commitments, Phase I environmental reports, inspection summaries, lease abstracts. It produces a structured summary with key findings, flags risks, and creates a checklist of items that need follow-up. You review the summary, not 200 pages of reports.
Cowork pulls recent sales data, rental comps, and market indicators from your data exports, then generates a comp report for any property in your target market. Price per unit, price per square foot, cap rate comparisons, and rental rate analysis, formatted for your investment committee or lender.
Give Cowork access to your portfolio data and it drafts quarterly investor update memos: property-level performance, portfolio-wide metrics, market commentary, and construction or renovation progress. Each memo follows your established format and tone. Scheduled to draft automatically before your reporting deadline.
Cowork reads rent rolls, operating statements, and debt schedules across your portfolio, then produces a consolidated financial summary: total NOI, weighted average cap rate, debt maturity schedule, occupancy trends, and budget-to-actual variances. One command, one report, all your properties.
Every setup is configured for your firm's specific underwriting criteria, property types, and reporting standards.
Your underwriting criteria, your investor memo format, your portfolio metrics. We configure Cowork around how your team already operates.
We build custom skills for deal analysis using your specific underwriting criteria, due diligence review against your checklist, investor memo formatting in your established template, and portfolio reporting with your preferred metrics and layout. Your team runs a single command and gets output that matches your standards.
Cowork includes the official /finance plugin from Anthropic for financial analysis. We configure it alongside the /data plugin for pulling numbers from your databases and spreadsheets.
We connect Cowork to Google Drive or Microsoft 365 for document storage, Slack for deal team communication, and data sources via Snowflake, BigQuery, or direct file access. Cowork reads your rent rolls and financials from wherever your team stores them.
Quarterly investor update memo drafts, monthly portfolio performance summaries, weekly market comp updates for your target markets, and daily deal pipeline reviews from new broker listings. Cowork runs on schedule and delivers results to your team.
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An analyst who doesn't know how to run the tool is still doing the work by hand. We run hands-on training sessions where your analysts and associates practice on actual deals: underwriting, due diligence review, investor memos, portfolio rollups.
Remote sessions work for most teams. For firms in NYC, we offer in-person training at your office. Either way, your team leaves the session able to underwrite deals and produce reports on their own.
Book a free 15-minute call. We'll walk through your firm's specific workflows and show you exactly what Cowork can handle.
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