Reggie drafts the agreement, marks up the one they send back, abstracts the lease that comes out of it, and keeps every obligation it created, years after the deal closed.
A client, a lease, the documents on it, and the dates those create. Everything here acts on that chain.
LOIs, RFPs and proposals on your firm’s own form, filled from the record. Only the commercial blanks are left.
Drop a lease in. Every term comes back with the section it came from.
Their document against your form, with the reason each mark matters. Back as a Word file.
A page per client: the leases, the rent, and every obligation with a date on it.
Four jobs, four real artifacts. This is what Reggie hands you, not a description of it.
Every one of these lands on the lease file it belongs to, so the next question about that client already has it.
A page per client, every lease on it, and the obligations laid out by how close they are. The ones Reggie worked out from the terms are marked as calculated. It runs for years after the deal, so it has a page of its own.
Revr is invite-only while we onboard in small batches. Send us one lease and we will send back the abstract, with the dates it creates.
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