AI off-market commercial real estate sourcing
Watch the sourcing
workflow in action.
From your buy box to an owner conversation. Watch how the system ranks properties, traces ownership and keeps the evidence with the opportunity.
Illustrative workflow. Sample data, AI-generated visuals and voice; no client records.
Inside the walkthrough
AI Off-Market CRE Sourcing Walkthrough
This 40-second walkthrough shows how a commercial real estate acquisitions team moves from its buy box to a ranked property match, reviews the ownership evidence and contact details, then saves the opportunity with its source records attached. The sample illustrates the workflow; it is not a client case study or a claim of complete market coverage.
Read the full transcript English · 0:40
0:00 · Start with the buy box
Your next deal is off-market. The work is finding the right one. Start with your buy box. Next Automation brings public property and ownership records into one workspace, then ranks opportunities against your criteria.
0:13 · Review the match and research gaps
Open a match. See the reasons behind its score and the gaps that still need research.
0:18 · Trace the holding company and contact
Then follow the evidence from the property to the holding company and the people behind it. Find the right contact details behind the holding company.
0:28 · Save the opportunity with its sources
Review the findings, then save the opportunity to your pipeline, with its source records attached. Off-market sourcing built around how your firm invests.
Questions about the film
What the walkthrough shows.
How does AI help source off-market commercial real estate?
In this walkthrough, AI ranks public property and ownership records against the firm's buy box. The team opens a match to review its qualification reasons, research gaps, ownership evidence and contact details before saving it to the pipeline.
Does a ranked match mean the property is for sale?
No. A match identifies a property worth researching against your criteria. It does not establish that the owner wants to sell. The team still needs to verify the records, confirm the contact and discuss the opportunity with the owner.
What stays attached when an opportunity enters the pipeline?
The walkthrough shows the opportunity being saved with its source records attached after the findings are reviewed. That gives the next person a record of the research behind the match rather than an unsupported owner name.
Your criteria. Your market.