Upload the document. Confirm the numbers. Underwrite the reset.
Deal Analyzer pulls the key underwriting assumptions out of the documents you already have — a tax bill, a T12, a rent roll, or an offering memorandum — so you review and confirm them instead of retyping them, then run a tax reset analysis on the confirmed figures.
Add a tax bill, T12 / operating statement, rent roll, or offering memorandum to a deal. PDF, Excel, CSV, and Word files are supported.
Parclio reads the document and proposes the underwriting-relevant fields it can find — location, assessed value and taxes, NOI, unit count, asking price.
Every value is editable and flagged when inferred or low-confidence. You correct anything wrong and confirm the figures you want to rely on.
Only what you confirm feeds Parclio's deterministic tax reset model — the same rules engine behind the estimator. Raw extraction never drives the analysis on its own.
Confirm before analysis · Nothing an AI extracts is treated as final. The tax reset analysis runs only on the values you have reviewed and confirmed — never on raw extracted data.
What the analysis shows
Once you confirm the inputs, Parclio's deterministic model returns the same source-backed tax reset outputs as the estimator — formatted for the credit file.
What Deal Analyzer does not do
Deal Analyzer reads the text layer of your documents. It does not perform OCR on scanned images, and it can miss or misread figures — which is exactly why every value is yours to review and confirm.
Extraction speeds data entry; it does not replace your judgment. Confirmed values, not raw extraction, are what Parclio calculates from.
Parclio's outputs are underwriting guidance. They are not legal advice, tax advice, or a determination of actual tax liability. Verify with local counsel or the county assessor before closing.
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