First-Pass Commercial Property Research

One address in.
A working story back.

A first-pass underwriting brief, researched fresh and ready for the call.

You send an address. We send back a working story: owner, income signals, a starting value range, who to call. Every line labeled record or estimate, every gap named.

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Building records are easy.
The building story is not.

The tools hand you the same commodity records: owner name, tax card, last sale. What the building probably earns, who is in it, and what you say on the call still takes hours of digging nobody has.

Bonneville Ops is built for the first pass:

Fresh research. With a story.

Nothing here comes from a stale database. Every address is researched from scratch, from live public information, at the moment you send it. Then somebody does the reading.

Other toolsWho owns it, and what is on the record?
Us · the jobWhat is this probably earning and worth, how confident should you be, and what do you do next?
Other toolsRetrieve and lightly link recorded facts.
Us · the reasoningTriangulate live public signals, apply underwriting logic, and show the assumptions and where they are fragile.
Other toolsA structured data dump.
Us · the outputA meeting-ready brief (narrative, numbers, and a call sheet) that you can adjust and re-run.

What a run can turn up:

No run finds everything.

Four time-saving steps.

No software. No login to babysit.

01

Send an address

Any commercial property, anywhere.

02

We research it live

Public sources only, dug from scratch at the moment you send it.

03

You get the story in a brief

Narrative, numbers and a call sheet. Sourced and labeled, in whatever form your work likes.

04

Adjust and re-run

Adjust any assumption (rent, cap, load, etc.) and we regenerate.

Research usually makes you wait. Yours typically comes back in four to forty-eight hours, not days.

What real estate professionals have said.

I don't know where it gets this information. I mean, it's amazing.

Principal

I'm just logging into PropStream right now because it does give you an estimated value, but it doesn't give you any context really. This gives a pretty complete context.

Brokerage Partner

I'm not good at putting it in a nice clean PDF like this. So that's valuable for me, because I print it off and say, hey landlord, this is some information I know about it. Or hey buyer, this is some information I found out about it.

Broker / Partner

I think it's combining a few websites into one. PropStream gives me the kind of boilerplate information that you guys have on here, and if it's interesting I go to Crexi, NECP, CoStar, Loopnet...but this is taking that step out of it and makes it quick.

Commercial Broker

Just pulling tenant rosters alone is valuable...unlike any other service I have.

Firm Partner

When it comes to brokerage, time management is everything, and that's how you win with this.

Commercial Real Estate Broker

I'd call the owner and they'd be surprised by how much I know.

Broker

With you guys being able to project a market cap rate based on the information that you're scraping, that's valuable.

Investment Sales Broker

Being able to pull the tenants is pretty valuable.

CRE Broker

The research desk is one build. We design custom AI for any real-estate workflow: any role, any repetitive job your shop wishes would do itself. Bring yours to the call.

Are we a match?

Fifteen minutes to see if this fits how you actually work. No pitch deck, no demo.

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