real-estate-investment

Slash commands for Claude Code. Each `.md` file in this directory becomes a `/command-name` you can invoke directly.

Run a full investment analysis on a real estate deal using the adaptive multi-agent system

Analyze a hotel, resort, or short-term rental investment with hospitality-specific metrics

Analyze a syndication, SPV, or fund structure and its fee impact

Assess international and cross-border investment risks — jurisdiction, FX, leasehold, tax treaties

Compare loan and financing options for a real estate deal

Build a multi-year pro forma projection for a real estate investment

Review legal documents (PPM, SHA, operating agreements) for red flags

Quick pass/fail screening of a real estate deal using rules of thumb

Run scenario stress tests on a real estate investment

Analyze tax strategy — depreciation, 1031 exchanges, cost segregation

Full financial underwriting of a real estate property

This directory contains the orchestrator and specialist agent definitions for the Real Estate Investment Analyzer.

Structured guidance for pulling real estate market data from external APIs and data platforms. This skill provides endpoints, data fields, code snippets, and best practices for integrating market intelligence into investment analysis.

Rapidly filter investment properties using rule-of-thumb tests. This is the first step in any analysis — it takes 30 seconds and tells the investor whether a deal deserves deeper underwriting.

Compare loan structures, optimize leverage, and understand how financing decisions reshape investment returns. This skill answers "how should I finance this deal?" and "what happens if I change my loan terms?"

Analyze hotel, resort, and short-term rental investments using hospitality-specific metrics that differ fundamentally from standard rental property analysis. Hotels/resorts are **operating businesses** attached to real estate — the analysis must account for revenue volatility, seasonal demand patterns, operational complexity, and the management-intensive nature of hospitality.

Evaluate risks specific to international real estate investments including jurisdiction risk, currency exposure, foreign ownership structures, political/regulatory risk, and cross-border tax implications. International deals carry an entire layer of risk that domestic investments don't — this skill systematically identifies and quantifies those risks.

Analyze investment legal documents (shareholders agreements, PPMs, operating agreements, subscription agreements) to identify investor-unfriendly terms, missing protections, and contractual red flags. This skill does NOT provide legal advice — it flags issues for the investor to discuss with their attorney.

The Orchestrator is the master routing agent. When a user presents any real estate investment for analysis, the Orchestrator classifies the deal, determines which specialist agents are needed, decides the execution order, and synthesizes their outputs into a unified investment recommendation.

Build multi-year cash flow projections (typically 5–10 years) with exit modeling and sensitivity analysis. This is the tool for answering "what will this investment look like over time?"

Perform comprehensive financial analysis on a specific investment property. This is the core analytical skill — it calculates every metric an investor needs to make a buy/pass decision.

Model adverse scenarios to determine whether a deal can survive what could go wrong. This skill shifts the analysis from "how much can I make?" to "can I withstand a downturn?" Every deal should be stress-tested before committing capital.

Evaluate passive real estate investment structures including SPVs, syndications, private equity funds, DSTs, and fractional ownership deals. These investments are fundamentally different from direct property ownership — the investor is buying into a **structure** managed by others, so the analysis shifts from property metrics to **sponsor quality, fee drag, alignment of interests, and structural protections**.

Model tax benefits from real estate investments including depreciation, cost segregation, 1031 exchanges, and Real Estate Professional Status. Tax planning can add 5–15% to total returns — this skill quantifies that impact.

Adaptive multi-agent system for real estate investment analysis — deal screening, underwriting, pro forma modeling, financing strategies, tax optimization, stress testing, syndication structuring, and international deals. Use when user asks to "analyze a property", "run an underwriting model", "pro forma analysis", or mentions cap rate, NOI, cash-on-cash return, DSCR, 1031 exchange, syndication, hotel investment, international real estate, or investment documents.