TITLEMANDeal-hours calculator
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Your hours and cost on deals like this

Hours per deal come from the result above, by hand. Add how many deals like this your team does a month and what an analyst hour costs you. The totals are your own team's time and cost at your own rate. They are not a quote and not a claim about savings.

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Assumptions: every number the calculator uses (edit any of them)

PUBLISHED Titleman's own published figures: hours per deliverable from the titleman.ai home page, the value opinion in about 30 minutes from titleman.ai/valuation. ESTIMATE Industry rules of thumb or our assumptions, not measurements of your team: replace them with your own. The money figure is what the manual hours cost you in-house at your own rates, and what your review time costs; Titleman's pricing is set per engagement.

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How many hours does a commercial real estate deal take by hand?

Most of the hours in a deal are not judgment. They are assembly: pulling and checking comps, retyping a rent roll, reading leases and title, building the model, writing the memo, laying out the deck. This calculator counts those hours task by task for an acquisition, a refinance, a listing or a lease-up, then shows the same work with Titleman: the run time, plus the time your own professional spends reviewing and signing the output.

Where the numbers come from

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Forward the broker's email with the rent roll, T-12 and OM to run@my.titleman.ai, or start from the address. A value opinion typically comes back in about 30 minutes with the comp set, the cap rate and the confidence stated, and the model and memo come from the same numbers. Pricing is set per engagement — talk to us.

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Questions and answers

How many hours does it take an analyst to underwrite a multifamily acquisition?

It depends on the rent roll, the comps and the documents. With this calculator's default assumptions, a 220-unit multifamily acquisition with 12 comps, 30 documents, an underwriting model and an IC memo takes about 51.5 hours by hand, roughly 6 working days. Change the inputs to match your deal.

How long does a broker opinion of value (BOV) take?

Titleman lists a BOV as about 12 analyst hours by hand. On Titleman a value opinion typically comes back in about 30 minutes with the comp set, cap rate and confidence stated, and a professional on your team reviews and signs it.

How long does a light screening of an incoming offering memorandum take?

A light screening is the quick first look at a deal: does it deserve a closer read or not. By hand it takes about 2 analyst hours, which is a rule of thumb you can edit in this calculator. On Titleman the property passport and a value opinion come back in about 35 minutes, and a professional on your team reviews the result.

How is Titleman priced?

Pricing is set per engagement — talk to us or request a demo.

Which numbers in this calculator are estimates?

Manual pace for a comp set, per rent-roll line and per document, the 2 hours for a light screening, your in-house hourly cost, Titleman run time for jobs other than the value opinion, and the review share are industry estimates or our assumptions, and all of them are editable. Hours per deliverable and the 30-minute value opinion are Titleman's published figures.

Does AI replace the analyst?

No. Titleman does the assembly: comps, rent roll, documents, model, memo, deck. A named professional on your team reviews and signs every output, and this calculator counts that review time on the Titleman side.

What Titleman does with these tasks

Titleman is an AI platform for US commercial real estate firms. It is not a broker, appraiser or law firm; outputs are drafts for a licensed professional to review and sign. This calculator is an estimate, not a quote.