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Fort Worth's DealWise AI makes AI show its work on commercial real estate deals
Its software reads the leases and paperwork behind a property and proposes each term alongside the exact words it was read from. Nothing enters the deal until a person approves it, and the seller's own figures are never used as inputs.
DealWise AI never uses a seller's cap rate, which is how it can check one
Its underwriting software builds net operating income from the leases and leaves the figure in the offering memorandum untouched, then reports the distance between them in basis points.
DealWise AI publishes its full commercial real estate toolkit free, with no account required
Fourteen underwriting calculators and a library of asset-class guides, all running the same calculation engine as the paid product.
DealWise AI rebuilds its commercial real estate underwriting platform
Every existing deal carried over. The company's document-first approach (reading offering memoranda, leases and operating statements rather than asking users to retype them) is unchanged and faster.
DealWise AI publishes security, subprocessor and data processing documentation
The three documents a prospective customer's IT and legal functions ask for, published openly rather than supplied on request.
DealWise AI extends lease abstraction to full-length documents and amendment stacks
A sixty-page lease with four amendments is now read end to end, so a rent step buried in a third amendment is found the same way one on page two is.
DealWise AI moves underwriting from data entry to document upload
Offering memoranda, leases and operating statements attach to the deal they belong to, becoming the source the model is built from rather than a reference alongside it.
DealWise AI opens its commercial real estate underwriting platform to the public
Built around a single rule: the rent roll is the system of record, and net operating income is derived from it rather than entered beside it.
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Most of what changes in DealWise ships without an announcement, which is how it should be. What’s new carries every release with the date it actually shipped: measured, not chosen.