DealShield RE
Read every lease the way your best associate would — in about a minute.
For commercial brokers, tenant reps and small real-estate counsel. Upload the lease or purchase agreement; get back the clauses that create exposure, each one cited to its section and page.
What it checks
Built around the checks that decide whether a deal is safe to sign, not whether the document reads well.
Contingencies and dates
- Due-diligence and inspection deadlines
- Financing contingency dates and conditions
- Closing date and extension mechanics
- Notice periods and how days are counted
Financing and deposit
- Deposit amount, holder and refundability
- Loan-to-value and rate conditions
- Financing-failure remedies
- Prorations and closing credits
Inspection and repair
- Inspection scope and access rights
- Repair caps and who performs the work
- Environmental and property-condition reports
- As-is language vs repair obligations
Assignment, transfer and estoppel
- Assignment and subletting consent standard
- Rights of first refusal and offer
- Estoppel and SNDA requirements
- Permitted transfers on entity change
Why it is different
A deadline is a number, so we compute it.
Date arithmetic, notice periods and day-count conventions are calculated, not described. When a clause says “within thirty (30) days of the Effective Date”, the report shows the actual calendar date the clock runs out — and the clause it came from.
Tenant and counterparty personal information is masked before any processing, so a report can be shared with a client without exposing the parties.
Every finding is quoted from the document with its section reference. If the engine cannot cite it, the finding is withdrawn rather than softened into a suggestion.
Who it is for
Boutique brokerage
Weekly lease volume, no in-house counsel on call.
Tenant rep
You need the exposure list before the client's deadline, not after.
Solo / small real-estate counsel
A cited first pass you can check in five minutes instead of reading cold.