How do you auto extract and convert PDF (Operating statements and Rent Rolls) to loan excel models? Are your analysts spending hours every day in extraction financials from operating statements and rent rolls? Are you looking for a direct pdf to... Continue reading
When buying a rental property, a rent roll is the most critical document required while evaluating the income of the property correctly. Continue reading
If you are considering expanding your underwriting team because there is too much work for your current team, you might instead consider how technology can be “hired” to improve your underwriting workflow and productivity. Continue reading
Real estate industry’s tech adoption is changing fast. With these fast changes happening in the workplace; like large companies giving up their dedicated building spaces to sign up for on-demand workplace solutions like WeWork, it is inevitable that... Continue reading
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The making of PropTech began in the mid-1980s, marked by the founding of companies that provided software for the commercial real estate industry like Autodesk and NCREIF in 1982, Yardi in 1984 and CoStar in 1987. However, the advancement and... Continue reading
All a mortgage broker does all day, each day of the year is mortgages. The main focus of their job is getting loans done in a faster and transparent way. With people moving everyday in the industry, there is a level of competition creeping from... Continue reading
Being the most important link in the financing chain, lenders have a lot to risk on. When the agencies conducted their surveillance activities during 2014 and 2015, they saw trends indicating that CRE risk appetite and risk levels were rising. The... Continue reading
In 2018 Commercial Real Estate Industry Outlook published by Deloitte, it is recommended that real estate companies can maximize value creation and growth by prioritizing the four themes: Continue reading