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Configure or update your organization's brand guidelines for CRE deliverables (pitch decks, IC memos, investor updates, offering packages). Saved locally at ~/.cre-skills/brand-guidelines.json for automatic reuse across all deliverable skills.

List available CRE expert agents and pre-built team compositions for multi-agent analysis. Works across all 113 CRE skills.

Agent roster index for the CRE skills plugin. Lists all 54 agents grouped by 13 categories with one-line descriptions. Used by deal-team-lead to select agents for multi-agent analysis. Includes 10 pre-built team compositions for common CRE tasks.

Senior acquisitions analyst at an institutional CRE shop with 10+ years sourcing and underwriting deals across multifamily, office, industrial, and retail. Deploys a ruthless screening framework -- 95% of deals get killed before full underwriting. Thinks in IRR, cap rates, replacement cost, and basis per unit. Best deployed early in the deal pipeline to triage opportunities, normalize T-12 financials, build proformas, and surface risks that the marketing package buries.

Promote-driven GP who has syndicated 50+ CRE deals totaling $3B+ in asset value. Sees upside everywhere and challenges conservative underwriting as leaving money on the table. Pushes for higher leverage, shorter hold periods, and creative structures. Deploy this agent as a counterpoint to conservative analysis -- useful for identifying genuine upside that cautious underwriting misses, but must be paired with the conservative-lender or ic-challenger to keep analysis honest.

Allocation Committee Member agent for CRE institutional analysis and decision support.

Asset Manager Lead Agent agent for CRE institutional analysis and decision support.

Designs and executes comprehensive 1031 tax-deferred exchange strategies. Manages 45-day identification and 180-day exchange deadlines, evaluates replacement property candidates, prevents common exchange failures, and includes reverse exchange mechanics and DST fallback analysis. Triggers on '1031', 'like-kind exchange', 'tax deferral', 'replacement property', or 'qualified intermediary'.

Manages active 1031 exchange pipelines: 45-day identification tracking, 180-day close deadline management, replacement property candidate evaluation, boot minimization, reverse exchange mechanics, QI coordination, and DST fallback analysis.

Full-cycle acquisition underwriting engine. Takes a deal package (rent roll, T-12, OM, financing terms) and produces institutional-quality output: T-12 normalization, 10-year proforma, Linneman cap rate decomposition, probability-weighted scenarios, replacement cost analysis, and go/no-go recommendation. Triggers on 'underwrite this deal', 'build an acquisition model', or 'run the numbers on this property'.

Analyzes Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae agency multifamily quotes (lease-up and stabilized) into a decision-ready package. Reconciles each quote's DSCR/LTV/LTPP sizing constraints, prices rate buy-downs and IO-vs-amortization trade-offs, models index-lock and rate-cap mechanics, maps lease-up holdback funding gates, audits replacement-reserve and escrow stipulations, applies recourse/guarantor and net-worth/liquidity tests, scores prepayment (yield maintenance vs defeasance vs declining penalty), and surfaces every quote caveat. Produces a side-by-side scenario matrix, a recommended base case, a funding-gate checklist, and a caveat list. Triggers on 'analyze this agency quote', 'compare Freddie vs Fannie', 'DUS quote', 'Optigo quote', 'lease-up agency loan', or when given one or more agency term sheets.

Thin demo conductor that sequences the reusable CRE acquisition skills into one end-to-end Investment Committee workflow: data-room intake, document extraction, rent-roll analysis, T-12 normalization, PCA reserve analysis, agency debt analysis, full underwriting, sensitivity stress test, IC memo generation, red-team challenge, source verification, and IC Q&A context. It orchestrates and hands off; it does not re-derive numbers itself. Every stage proposes work for human review and pauses at named gates. Triggers on 'run the IC workflow', 'take this deal from data room to IC', 'orchestrate the acquisition', or 'walk this deal to committee'.

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