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Jul 15, 2026
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  1. Video · Jul 15, 2026

    Find the Human Owner Behind an LLC With Public Records | Demo (opens the original)

    Excerpt · 1 min · 27 views by Sep 30, 2026

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    You found the building. The county hands you a numbered LLC and a PO box, not a person. You cannot pitch, call, or mail a decision-maker you cannot name, and most searches die at the registered agent. This demo walks the ownership chain through four public-record systems in one pass: the county assessor, the Secretary of State filing (where it dead-ends at the registered agent, with no members named), the recorded deed of trust (where a real human signed), and a mailing-address cross-reference t

  2. Video · Jul 15, 2026

    Turn a Site-Visit Voice Memo Into a CRE Summary With AI | Demo (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Critical tone · 1 min · 3 views by Sep 30, 2026

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    Standing in the parking lot, you hold the sharpest read of the asset anyone will ever have. By the drive home, half of it is gone. The tempting fix is worse: a plausible guessed number in an investment summary is more dangerous than a blank one. This demo turns a 2-minute site-visit voice memo into three grounded outputs in one pass: an IC-ready investment summary, a short teaser blurb, and a diligence punch list. Every line cites the memo by timecode, and every fact you never said is flagged wi

  3. Video · Jul 15, 2026

    The AI Credit Review That Never Approves the Loan | Demo (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Critical tone · 1 min · 0 views by Sep 30, 2026

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    A bad approval on a large hotel loan is not something you can undo. That is why lenders fear AI in the approval path more than they fear the hours a manual review costs. The risk is not wasted time. It is the one un-reversible click. This demo shows a governed AI credit workflow: the AI reads the package, five checks clear against their sources, the stress test breaks the covenant floor (DSCR 1.11x against a 1.25x floor), and the approve button locks itself by policy. It escalates to a named cre

  4. Video · Jul 15, 2026

    How AI Finds Off-Market CRE Deals in Public Records | Demo (opens the original)

    Excerpt · 1 min · 9 views by Sep 30, 2026

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    The deal that fit your buy-box was in public record months before the broker packet went out. Nobody was watching. Selling intent leaves a trail (recordings, liens, maturities) before any listing exists, and no human can watch every county filing. This demo shows a sourcing signal engine: a recorded instrument flags in the county feed, the agent scores the tell against your buy-box in the same instant, verifies the maturity against the deed of trust the record actually cites, and the deal is on

  5. Video · Jul 15, 2026

    Respond to CRE Leads in Minutes, Not Days | AI Reply Demo (opens the original)

    Excerpt · 0 min · 1 views by Sep 30, 2026

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    A serious buyer inquired on your listing hours ago, and the reply is still unwritten. Every hour it sits, the lead cools and the first firm to answer wins the conversation. This is a 30-second walkthrough of an AI reply system for commercial real estate: it reads the inquiry, drafts a response grounded in the actual deal (not a template), flags the one number that needs a human eye, and stops the clock at draft-ready. A person still reads it and hits send. Speed to lead was never a discipline pr

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