Cadastre composes the underwriting view from the broker package: rent roll, T12, comps, debt. Variance, DSCR, sensitivity, and a memo your IC will actually read.
Today the package gets re-keyed into a fresh model by hand, every time, on every deal. Cadastre takes the same inputs and composes the deal once: extracted, reconciled, flagged, and IC-ready. The team spends its hours on judgment, not data entry.
“That’s a very good feature.”15-year institutional underwriter, on the cross-document reconciliation
A deal travels from a name on a list to a closed asset. Cadastre owns the screening-to-underwriting wedge, so you see more deals and miss fewer good ones, then hands clean, sourced numbers to the tools you already use for diligence and close. It doesn't try to be the whole stack.
Pipeline, duplicate guard, sourcing inbox.
DeepeningExtract the rent roll, T12 and OM, reconcile and flag, in minutes at volume.
Core todayIn-place NOI, pro forma, DSCR/LTV, sensitivity, the lender lens.
Core todayPCA, environmental, appraisal, legal, survey.
Your stackMemo, open items, a branded IC packet.
DeepeningPSA, financing close, asset management.
Your stackThis is the part Excel can't do. A spreadsheet only reorganizes what you typed into it. Cadastre reads the messy documents, reconciles them to the trailing actuals, and shows which raw line rolled into each bucket and what's off its own trend. That judgment, the part an analyst adds, is rendered and auditable: not a prettier model, a faster and more defensible read.
Every figure in the underwriting is reliable, repeatable, and defensible. Inputs are extracted from the documents, and every calculation runs in code. The same inputs always produce the same outputs, with no hallucinated math.
Inputs are extracted from the rent roll, T12, and OM. Every calculation runs in code: NOI, T12 variance, DSCR, the pro forma. Re-run the same inputs and you get the same outputs, with no hallucinated math.
Discrepancies are caught by deterministic checks, not generic alerts. Every flag links back to the exact line item and source page in the original document. You verify each issue in one click, before LOI.
“Assembling the operating statement and the rent roll is itself a lot of detailed judgment, and that first step is done here. A very good start in this direction.”
Built with working acquisitions analysts reviewing live broker packages. Refined against the deals teams underwrite every week.
The teams winning more deals aren't working longer hours. They've taken the manual rebuild out of the process. The cost of staying on a folder of spreadsheets is speed, consistency, and the quality of the call.
From broker package to a defensible underwriting in a single sitting, so the team screens more deals and moves faster on the ones that matter.
Every deal underwritten the same way, with the same checks. Reviews get faster because the principal already knows where to look.
Risk surfaces early and stays visible through IC. Decisions rest on reconciled numbers and a clean trail, not on whoever built the tab.
Cadastre is rolling out to acquisitions teams by invitation. Tell us about your team and the deals you review, and we'll follow up with access and a walkthrough on one of your own deals.
We'll take a real broker package from intake to an IC-ready memo with you, end to end, so you can see exactly how the workflow changes before you commit your team.