Most firms run underwriting in Excel, comps in a data terminal, OMs in a design tool, prospecting in a list vendor and pipeline in a CRM that knows none of it. Realiste runs all six off the same record, so nothing is re-keyed and every number reconciles.
No canvas, no automation project — one message, saved as a workflow.
Each module is a job your desk already does. They share the same property record, so the comp set that priced the asset is the one printed in the OM and cited in the memo.
Fast screening from the OM, or a full audit of the package: income reconciled against the documents, conflicts surfaced rather than averaged away.
Owner, last sale, debt, permits and zoning — assembled on demand from the record, every figure dated and cited.
The document is the job's end state, not an afterthought: the underwriting is already inside it, and every figure keeps the source it came from.
Buy-box scans across a whole territory, ranked by mispricing and propensity to sell, with entities resolved through the company to a person you can reach.
Lease abstraction, estoppels, title exceptions, zoning, LOI and PSA review — each point carrying the clause reference it came from.
Mandates, owners, tenants and lenders tied to live property records, so marks and critical dates stay current without a quarterly scramble.
