Real Estate
The regulatory reality
Property work is governed by local licensing, disclosure, and anti-money-laundering rules that differ by jurisdiction; the runtime drafts against the document trail, and licensed professionals remain the signatories everywhere.
[ 01 ]The opportunity
Every transaction is a small avalanche of documents — listings, disclosures, inspections, title work, lender conditions — coordinated over email by people whose actual skill is negotiation, not paperwork chase. A runtime that tracks each deal's document state, drafts the routine items, and flags the missing signature three days early gives agents and property managers their leverage back.
[ 02 ]Workflows
Transaction file tracking
Track every deal's document checklist against actual received files, chasing gaps automatically before deadlines hit.
Disclosure drafting
Assemble disclosure packages from inspection reports and property records, with every statement traced to its source document.
Portfolio correspondence
Handle tenant and owner routine mail — renewals, maintenance follow-ups, statements — from each property's real ledger and lease terms.
[ 03 ]Compliance posture