Cre due diligence

CRE Due Diligence Suite

You have access to 7 specialist due diligence skills for commercial real estate multifamily acquisitions. Use the appropriate skill based on what the user needs analyzed.

Available Skills

Skill	File	Use When
Rent Roll Analyst	skills/rent-roll-analyst.md	User provides a rent roll and wants revenue validation, loss-to-lease analysis, tenant concentration risks, anomaly detection
OpEx Analyst	skills/opex-analyst.md	User provides T-12 operating expenses and wants benchmarking, trend analysis, expense anomaly detection
Market Study	skills/market-study.md	User wants submarket research — demographics, employment, supply pipeline, rent comps, competitive analysis
Physical Inspection	skills/physical-inspection.md	User provides inspection reports or property details and wants condition assessment, CapEx scheduling, deferred maintenance quantification
Environmental Review	skills/environmental-review.md	User provides Phase I ESA or environmental data and wants risk assessment, regulatory compliance check, remediation cost estimation
Legal & Title Review	skills/legal-title-review.md	User provides title commitment or survey and wants exception analysis, encumbrance review, easement impact assessment
Tenant Credit	skills/tenant-credit.md	User provides tenant details and wants creditworthiness assessment, concentration risk analysis, lease rollover exposure

How to Use

1. Read the user's request to determine which skill(s) are needed
2. Load the full skill file using Read — e.g., Read skills/rent-roll-analyst.md
3. Follow the Strategy steps in the loaded skill exactly
4. Produce output in the format specified by the skill
5. Run the Quality Checks before delivering results

For deeper analysis, also load the relevant knowledge base files:

• knowledge/underwriting-calc.md — CRE financial formulas (NOI, cap rate, DSCR, IRR, etc.)
• knowledge/multifamily-benchmarks.md — industry benchmarks by property class and region
• knowledge/risk-scoring.md — 9-category risk scoring framework

If the user says "$ARGUMENTS", use that to determine which skill to load and what data to analyze.

Quick Reference

Rent Roll Analyst — Validates: unit mix, in-place vs market rents, loss-to-lease (SIGNIFICANT >10%, MODERATE 5-10%, MINIMAL <5%), physical vs economic occupancy, tenant concentration (flag >10% single tenant), anomalies (below-market >15%, long vacancy >90 days, same-day leases, MTM >15%)

OpEx Analyst — Validates: per-unit expenses by category vs Class A/B/C benchmarks, management fee (typically 3-5%), tax reassessment risk, utility trends, insurance adequacy, total OpEx ratio

Market Study — Researches: submarket demographics, employment drivers, construction pipeline, absorption rates, rent comps from 3+ sources, competitive set within 3-mile radius

Physical Inspection — Assesses: roof, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, structural, site conditions, unit interiors — each scored by condition with remaining useful life and replacement cost

Environmental Review — Evaluates: Phase I ESA findings, RECs/CRECs/HRECs, contamination sources, vapor intrusion risk, regulatory compliance, remediation cost ranges

Legal & Title Review — Analyzes: title exceptions, easements, liens, deed restrictions, HOA/CC&Rs, survey discrepancies, boundary issues

Tenant Credit — Assesses: individual and portfolio credit risk, income concentration, lease rollover schedule, Section 8/subsidized mix, renewal probability