One record. Every way to ask it.
Everything below reads the same resolved corpus. Nothing here is a separate dataset you have to reconcile, and nothing is behind a plan gate.
What people come here to answer.
Eight questions cover almost every session. The rest of the terminal exists to make these eight faster.
Every recorded fact about 22 million buildings
160M+ resolved records from 127+ government sources, each field traced to the document that produced it.
Who really owns it
Through the holding company to the person, with the evidence and confidence on every hop.
Everything else they own
Every entity one person has used, collapsed into a single track record.
What they owe
Mortgages, assignments, satisfactions and liens, assembled from the instruments themselves.
What is worth doing with it
48 upside and risk plays scanned against the record for every building.
Find the ones that fit
Screen 22 million properties on recorded conditions and export the shortlist.
Know the moment it changes
Saved searches that keep answering, with the new filing attached.
Prove every line
A government document behind every field, not a footnote at the end of a report.
Eight answers, one resolution pass.
Every screen above is a different question asked of the same canonical record. That is the reason the answers agree with each other — the portfolio view and the concentration view cannot disagree, because they are reading the same resolved person.
- 01One canonical 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 canonical id per person
A dozen name spellings across a dozen entities resolve to one controller, which is what makes a portfolio a portfolio.
- 03Deterministic, not statistical
The same inputs produce the same ids on every run, so an answer you cited last quarter is the answer you get today.
- 04Provenance carried per field
Citations survive resolution, joins and export — they are not re-attached at the end.
The rest of the terminal.
Every screen, included on every plan. There is no feature gate between you and a question you need answered.
Address, entity or person over one resolved corpus.
Questions compiled into a query over the corpus.
Parcels, owners and distress, mapped.
Recorded sales around a building, with the deed behind each.
Neighbouring parcels grouped by resolved controller.
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.
A committee-ready document per building or borrower.
Buildings, borrowers and searches you follow.
Your working set, alongside the record.
Saved sets of properties and owners.
CSV and API delivery with provenance intact.
Traverse ownership hop by hop, both directions.
Upload addresses or entities and get them matched to the corpus.
Fields, debt and distress across a set.
Underwriting against cited inputs.
New filings across your markets as they land.
Counts by state and source, measured.
Bring a building you already researched by hand.
The fastest way to judge the system is to watch it re-derive something that took you a day, with a citation on every step.