KeptDo Deal Analyzer Pro

KeptDo Deal Analyzer Pro is a deal analysis platform designed to accelerate multifamily real estate evaluation. It is intended to reduce deal analysis from 40 hours to two hours.

The workflow begins when users upload an Offering Memorandum (OM), Trailing 12 (T12) statement, and Rent Roll. KeptDo parses these documents and standardizes the broker packages. Operators can then underwrite the deal and adjust assumptions based on specific underwriting philosophies. Once the assumptions are configured, the system executes the Deal Analysis and Evaluation. The platform evaluates Market Comps, Capital Stack, and Debt Structure, providing a proposed price range. It generates multiple scenarios, runs Sensitivity Analysis, and produces various downloadable reports. Additionally, KeptDo creates risk profiles, outlines an Investor Journey, conducts a Full Market Analysis, reviews market news, and assigns a Deal Rating and a Confidence Score based on the configured assumptions. The platform also generates deliverables for capital raising, including Investor Pitch Decks and PDFs, features a Kanban Board to organize active deals, and includes the functionality to generate Letters of Intent (LOIs) utilizing system-provided templates.

The application provides active syndicators, operators, and investors with an underwriting and deal analysis framework to support informed investment decisions. Users can model returns, run Sensitivity Analysis, review Market Comps, generate pitch decks, and submit an LOI using the initial broker packet. According to the developer, the platform was built by an operator managing over 200 units to consolidate modeling workflows that previously required a week to complete.

KeptDo aims to mitigate bottlenecks associated with Underwriting and Deal Evaluation. When brokers distribute a deal with a short submission deadline and high market competition, operators must execute rapid, data-driven decisions to differentiate their offers. KeptDo is intended to provide the toolset necessary to execute these decisions, built on the internal operational framework utilized by the platform's developers.