Real estate runs on documents — and you're drowning in them
Think about what crosses your desk in a single week. Commercial leases running 60 to 150 pages each. Property appraisal reports. Environmental site assessments. Tenant estoppel certificates. Zoning ordinances. Inspection reports. Rent rolls. Title commitments. Operating expense reconciliations.
Real estate is one of the most document-intensive industries on the planet. A single commercial property acquisition can generate 500 to 2,000 pages of due diligence material. A portfolio of 50 properties means managing hundreds of active leases, each with unique terms, escalation schedules, and option deadlines.
And most of this work is still done manually — by people reading page after page, copying key terms into spreadsheets, and hoping nothing falls through the cracks.
