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Andrew Bosco
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NH
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Here are the three AI skills I run before I ever sign an LOI

Andrew Bosco
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NH
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I don't let AI make a decision on a deal. I let it do the parts of the work that used to take me hours.

Here's the order I run it in.

First, the deal analyzer. I feed it my underwriting metrics - my minimums, not the market's. If it doesn't pencil, we stop right there. I do use my individual judgement to help, but this is a quick sniff.

Second, if it pencils, that same underwrite feeds an LOI generator. It already knows my terms and my formatting. I sign it, I don't rewrite it (for the most part!)

Third, if I get an offer back from the other side, I run the PSA through a redline strategy skill. It flags the five things I need to look at before I respond.

Here's the part people skip: I still read every PSA myself, side by side with the AI's redline. About one in three times, the AI catches something in the fine print I missed on my own read.

That's the whole point. It's not replacing my judgment. It's checking it.

What's your process for catching what you might miss in a redline?

#MultifamilyInvesting #InvestorMindset #CandorInvestmentGroup

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