Find it. Vet it. Watch it. Prove it.
Every deal runs the same four steps. The terminal is built in that order, and every answer along the way comes with the document that proves it.
Or walk it yourself. Five clicks.
No signup · invented cast · real screensOne box. Address, owner, or company — it finds all three.
Surface the deal.
The best deals never list. They sit in public filings: adjacent lots quietly reaching the same hands, loans walking toward maturity, equity sitting free and clear. Screen 22 million properties and take the shortlist nobody else has.
- OpportunitiesFind the ones that fit
- SearchOne search box/
- Ask MimirAnswered from the record, or not at all/ask
- MapSee a market on the ground/map
- AssemblageAdjacent lots and who holds them/assemblage
Know who and what you’re into.
The name on the deed is a company. The company is one of twelve. Get the person, the real debt, and the 48 conditions that make or break the deal before you wire the money.
| Address | Entity on deed | Units | Acq. | Debt |
|---|---|---|---|---|
441 Vanderpool St Brooklyn | VANDERPOOL HOLDINGS LLC | 12 | 2019 | $1.61M |
88 Harrow St Brooklyn | HARROW STREET CAPITAL LLC | 31 | 2017 | $6.40M |
1220 Kestrel Ave Queens | KESTREL 1220 LLC | 48 | 2021 | $11.9M |
9 Bellhouse Ct Bronx | BELLHOUSE EQUITIES LLC | 18 | 2015 | $2.85M |
77 Marlowe Blvd Queens | HARROW STREET CAPITAL LLC | 62 | 2022 | $14.1M |
304 Pell Row Brooklyn | PELL ROW PARTNERS LLC | 9 | 2020 | $0.95M |
Hear it when it moves.
The county files never sleep. Deeds, mortgages, liens, foreclosures. Whoever hears it first wins. Save a search once and it keeps answering — even a brand-new shell company can’t slip past you.
- AlertsKnow the moment it changes
- WatchlistTrack what matters/watchlist
- FeedWhat just recorded/feed
- MaturityLoans coming due/maturity
Filed against HARROW STREET CAPITAL LLC — an entity you never typed into anything. It reached you because you watch the person.
Show your work.
Your answer is only worth what it survives: the credit committee, the reviewer, opposing counsel. Every number here walks in with the document that proves it and walks out the same way.
- EvidenceProve every line
- Deal Truth CheckCheck a deal’s story against the record/pipeline
- DossiersThe committee-ready file/dossiers
- ExportsTake it with you/exports
- EnrichMatch your own list/enrich
- Owner of recordVANDERPOOL HOLDINGS LLCDeed recorded 2019-04-11nyc_acris
- Controlled byHARROW STREET CAPITAL LLCShared registered agent + mailing addressny_dos_corps 0.82
- Ultimate controllerA. ReyesDOS process address across 6 entitiesny_dos_corps 0.74
- Source
- nyc_acris
- Document type
- DEED
- Recorded
- 2019-04-11
- Grantor
- ESTATE OF M. OKONKWO
- Grantee
- VANDERPOOL HOLDINGS LLC
- Consideration
- $2,150,000
Every value on the left opens a record like this. Nothing is asserted without one.
Four steps, one record.
Every step reads the same record. What you found, what you vetted, what you watched and what you proved are the same building and the same person — matched once, used everywhere. That is why the answers agree with each other.
- 01One Rune ID per building
Block-and-lot, parcel number and document id collapse to a single record, so a building appears once and only once.
- 02One Rune ID per person
A dozen name spellings across a dozen companies collapse to one person. That is what makes a portfolio a portfolio.
- 03The Rune Engine, not a statistical guess
The same inputs produce the same ids on every run, so an answer you stood on last quarter is the answer you get today.
- 04The document stays attached
The paper behind a fact rides through every screen and every export — it is not re-attached at the end.
Every screen, one story.
The eight headliners and everything beneath them. All of it on every plan — there is no feature gate between you and an answer.
160M+ records from 127+ government sources. Every field traces to the document that produced it.
Through the holding company to the person, with proof at every step.
Every entity one person has used, collapsed into a single track record.
Every mortgage, assignment, satisfaction and lien, built from the recorded documents. A debt timeline, with payment schedules where the recorded terms allow.
48 ways a building makes or loses money, checked against the county’s own files.
Screen 22.0M properties down to a shortlist, with columns tuned to your lane: residential, multifamily, industrial or commercial.
Saved searches that keep answering, with the new filing attached — rolled up in the Watchtower digest.
A government document behind every field. Not a footnote at the end of a report.
Type an address, a company or a person. Get everything we hold on it.
Plain English in, records out — each with its document, or an honest “the record doesn’t say.” Runs on our own hardware, so your questions never leave the building.
Type the claims you were given: square footage, sale price, owner, lender. Each comes back supported, contradicted, or unanswerable, showing the document wherever there is one.
Parcels, owners and distress, mapped.
Recorded sales nearby, the deed behind each one, and a printable comp sheet that states its rules.
Neighbouring parcels grouped by who really holds them.
Exposure by borrower, market and asset class.
Recorded debt approaching term, by market.
Active lenders and recent recorded terms.
One person, every entity, every building.
Agents, co-borrowers and shared addresses across deals.
One document per building or borrower, sources attached.
Buildings, borrowers and searches you follow.
Your deals, in stages you define, each one checkable against the filings.
Saved sets of properties and owners.
CSV and Rune API delivery with the receipts intact, every row keyed by its Rune ID.
Traverse ownership hop by hop, both directions.
Upload addresses or companies; get them matched to our records.
Fields, debt and distress across a set.
Underwriting on recorded numbers, each with its document.
New filings across your markets as they land.
See your market.
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