March 17, 2026 · 10:00 AM PT · 30 minutes
200 Leases in 2 Minutes
Join 200+ real estate professionals as we audit 200 leases in 2 minutes LIVE
Lease audits break down at scale when every acquisition brings new lease templates (NAA, Blue Moon, operator-specific formats) and each lease arrives with 8–10 addenda split into separate files. Teams end up spending 2–4 hours every week on manual review just to confirm the signed lease matches what’s in the PMS—and to catch system drift like fees added after signing.
What you’ll learn:
- How to audit leases across non-standard templates (acquisitions) and still produce structured, page-cited outputs for fast verification.
- How to automatically group leases + addenda (including Entrata-style exports) so review and audit isn’t a file-handling nightmare.
- How to flag PMS vs signed-lease mismatches—especially fees added later (parking/pet), deposits, dates, and concessions—before they create downstream issues.
We'll demo a two-agent workflow that:
- Ingests a real acquisition document set (500+ leases, mixed templates)
- Automatically groups leases + addenda into the right “lease packets” (including Entrata-style splits)
- Produces page-cited lease term tables designed for a human review touchpoint
- Runs an audit to compare PMS/received rent roll vs signed lease and flags mismatches (fees, dates, deposits, concessions)
Why now
Lease audits aren’t occasional—they’re weekly operational work. The teams pulling ahead are the ones using AI to standardize audits across variable documents while keeping human-in-the-loop verification and page-cited evidence—so they can move faster without worrying what changed in the system after signing.