Intake
Capture & normalize on/off-market leads; auto-enrich with parcel, zoning, comps, and context.
Why Deal Studio
Real estate deals are messy: fragmented leads, manual enrichment, scattered diligence, and ad-hoc underwriting. Deal Studio centralizes the process — so teams can evaluate opportunities consistently and execute with discipline across ground-up development and value-add investments. See outcomes in the Track Record.
Core Features
Deal Studio isn’t a data feed — it’s an operating system. A single place to capture, qualify, underwrite, and advance deals with an auditable memory — covering Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, and Hill Country counties.
Sourcing Hub
Ingest on- and off-market leads (brokerage, inbound, lists, driving, referrals) and normalize them into a consistent pipeline — searchable by geography, product type, and strategy.
Enrichment Engine
Auto-layer parcel, zoning, flood, comps, rent & sales benchmarks, demographics, and map context to get to a first read fast — regardless of asset class.
Diligence Workflow
Checklists, title/access reviews, entitlement items, vendor tasks, and document vault — structured to reduce closing risk and keep momentum.
Underwriting Memory
Inputs, assumptions, decision logs, and structures preserved — so you know what changed, why you advanced, and how a thesis evolved.
Collaboration & Reporting
Notes, assignments, updates, and scheduled reporting keep partners, lenders, and capital aligned — without spreadsheets and email chains.
How It Works
Evaluate
Underwrite with data & diligence, log assumptions/decisions, align on value & risks.
Execute
Advance through LOI → close → exit with structured checklists, docs, and reporting.
See real examples of this flow in the Track Record.
Originally built for internal use, Deal Studio is evolving into the operating system for disciplined real estate investors.
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Request a WalkthroughDeal Studio — FAQs
Is Deal Studio only for one asset class?
No. It supports multifamily, mixed-use, industrial, retail, hospitality, and single-family communities.
Does it include data feeds?
It centralizes intake and enrichment; it’s an operating system, not a single data vendor.
Where is it used?
Across the Texas Triangle and the Hill Country, with workflows designed for ground-up and value-add.