The people on your file

A production team, on the days you need one.

Most brokerage teams cannot justify a full-time analyst, writer and designer, and cannot produce an institutional book without all three. We are those three, shared. You send the deal; the same people who did your last one pick it up.

Who works on your file

01

An analyst

Normalises the rent roll and operating statements, builds the proforma, and reconciles what the seller says with what the documents show.

02

A writer

Writes the book — executive summary, property and location narrative, tenant and market detail. In your voice, not a template’s.

03

A designer

Lays it out to an institutional standard, on your brand or on ours, with the maps, aerials and exhibits drawn rather than screenshotted.

04

A senior reviewer

Reads every file before you do, and has produced this kind of book for institutional sellers before.

05

A project manager

One name to chase. Keeps the dates, collects what is missing, and tells you early if something will not hold.

How a file moves

  1. OneYou send what you have — rent roll, T-12, photographs, and the date it has to be out.
  2. TwoWe come back the same business day with what is missing and what we can commit to.
  3. ThreeYou see a first draft, not a wireframe, and mark it up.
  4. FourTwo rounds of revisions are included. Then print-ready files and a web version.

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