AI teammates for real estate investors

Automated deal intake and screening

Turn broker emails into coded, organized, and screened deals in the CRM you already use — so your team reviews deals instead of typing them in.

Listing broker · Multifamily capital markets

Vintage at Zona Rosa — 308 units, Kansas City

Offers due 8/6Offering memorandum.pdfRent roll.xlsx
Vintage at Zona Rosa, a three-story apartment community in Kansas City
Coded to your CRMLinked to existing record
Property
Vintage at Zona Rosa
Market
Kansas City, MO
Asset type
Multifamily · 308 units
Year built
2000
Financing
Assumable, 4.68% fixed
Offers due
August 6
Screened against your criteriaReview · 4 of 5
  • Asset typeMultifamily
  • Vintage2000 — target is 1990+
  • Value-add273 classic units (89%)
  • FinancingAssumable debt below market
  • Deal size308 units — target is 100–250

Already in your CRM from the broker’s teaser — this email is added to the same record, so the deal history stays in one place.

Stop accumulating uncoded emails

Hand the deal-coding work between your broker inbox and your CRM to an AI teammate, and start building deal data you actually own.

Clear the uncoded backlog

Every broker email is coded as it arrives, instead of piling up in the inbox until someone has time.

Build in-house deal data

Each deal lands as structured data in your CRM — ready for comps, market trends, and reporting.

Keep the deal history

Repeat emails about the same property attach to one record. No duplicates, no lost context.

Time back for real work

Less data entry, more time reviewing deals, underwriting, and working broker relationships.

From broker email to screened deal

Six steps your AI teammate runs on every email that lands in the broker inbox — with your team reviewing the deals that matter.

01

Read the broker inbox

Picks up every broker email as it arrives, along with attachments like offering memorandums and rent rolls.

Northgate Realty Advisors48-unit multifamily, TucsonCoded
Crestline Capital MarketsPortfolio — 3 industrial assetsCoded
Bayview CommercialPrice update: Harbor FlatsCoded

Uncoded emails in the inbox: 0

02

Extract the deal details

Pulls the property and deal information out of the email and its attachments.

Offering memorandum.pdf
PropertyVintage at Zona Rosa
Units · year built308 · 2000
Classic units273 (89%)
DebtAssumable, 4.68% fixed
  • Highlights: adjacent to Zona Rosa Town Center
  • Park Hill School District · Platte County
03

Match or create the record

If the property is already in your CRM, the new email joins the existing record instead of creating a duplicate.

Saguaro Court ApartmentsMatched by address
  1. March · First OM from Northgate
  2. June · Price reduced to $7.4M
  3. Today · Relisted at $7.2M

One record, full history — no duplicate created.

04

Split portfolios

Breaks a portfolio offering into individual assets, each with its own record for separate review.

Desert Ridge Industrial Portfolio3 assets
Mesa distribution center182,000 SF
Chandler flex building64,500 SF
Tempe last-mile warehouse41,200 SF
05

Enrich with market data

Adds socioeconomic indicators, demographics, and crime data for the area to support acquisition screening.

Submarket context
Median household income$61,400
Population growth, 5-yr+6.8%
Renter-occupied households47%
Crime index vs. metroBelow average
06

Screen against your criteria

Checks every deal against your acquisition criteria and flags what fits, what's close, and what's out.

This week’s deal flow
  • Fits criteria12
  • Needs review7
  • Outside criteria23

Deal data you build, not just receive

Instead of a folder of unread offerings, you get a coded pipeline in your CRM — every deal, every broker, every price change.

  • Structured, searchable deal dataEvery deal you've been sent, coded the same way — ready for comps and trend analysis.
  • One record per propertyRelistings and price changes land on the same record, so you can see how a deal has moved.
  • Portfolios reviewed asset by assetEach property in a portfolio gets its own record and screening result.
Deal pipelineSearch properties or brokers
All (42)Fits (12)Review (7)Outside (23)
PropertyMarketTypeAskingBrokerScreen
  • Saguaro Court Apartments3 emailsTucson, AZMultifamily · 48u$7.2MNorthgateReview
  • Mesa distribution centerFrom portfolioMesa, AZIndustrial · 182K SF$31.5MCrestlineFits
  • Harbor FlatsPrice updateTampa, FLMultifamily · 120u$24.0MBayviewFits
  • Chandler flex buildingFrom portfolioChandler, AZFlex · 64K SF$9.8MCrestlineOutside
  • Riverbend TownhomesBoise, IDMultifamily · 36u$6.1MSummit CREReview
  • Oak Hollow PlazaRaleigh, NCRetail · 52K SF$11.4MPiedmontOutside

It supports your judgment, not replaces it

The AI teammate takes the intake and data entry. Your acquisitions team keeps every investment decision.

Your AI teammate handles

  • Reads every broker email and attachment
  • Codes property and deal data into your CRM
  • Matches relistings to existing records
  • Splits portfolios into individual assets
  • Adds market, demographic, and crime context
  • Screens deals against your acquisition criteria

Your team owns

  • Deciding which deals to pursue
  • Underwriting and valuation
  • Broker and seller relationships
  • Setting and refining acquisition criteria

Works with the CRM you already use

No new system for your team to adopt. The AI teammate sits between the broker inbox and your CRM and keeps the pipeline current.

Coming in
Broker inboxListings, updates, portfolios
AttachmentsOMs, rent rolls, T-12s
Market dataSocioeconomic, demographic, crime

Deal intake teammate

Runs inside your Alloy workspace

CodesEnrichesScreens
Going out
Your CRMDeal records and pipeline
Broker contactsWho sent what, and when
ReportsDeal flow and screening results

Connects through Alloy’s controlled, logged connector layer — APIs, databases, and MCP. See integrations

Questions from acquisitions teams

Do we have to change CRMs?

No. The AI teammate codes deals into the CRM you already use. It supports your CRM; it doesn't replace it.

What happens when a broker sends the same property again?

The new email is matched to the existing record and added to its history — a price change or relisting shows up on the same deal, with no duplicate created.

How are portfolio offerings handled?

A portfolio is broken into its individual assets. Each one gets its own record and screening result, so you can review them separately.

Does it make investment decisions?

No. Screening flags which deals fit the acquisition criteria you set. Which deals to pursue, and how to underwrite them, stays with your team.

Stop letting deals sit in the inbox

See the AI teammate code and screen real broker emails, from inbox to CRM record.