Red IQ and modeling

I have seen a lot of our partners using RedIQ but I haven't actually used it. 

Does the program eliminate the need for an analyst? My understanding is it automatically goes through rent roll / T12 data, and basically creates a model for you... is the tool actually of high quality to where you dont really need an analyst to create and run models, organize and research comps, etc? 

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Think it only applies to multifamily, no?

Regardless, I wouldn't think it eliminates the need for an analyst, at least at this point in the progression of technology. Too much variance between income statement formats, non-cash items to exclude, etc. to completely trust the AI to deconstruct and project everything correctly. Might be able to cut down on number of analysts with something like this but you'd certainly still want someone who is in the weeds vetting the work the application puts out.

 

I mean Berkadia was not only a customer but also acquired Red IQ. Did Berkadia eliminate analysts? They not only have analysts in the US but also have a team in India to help them out in loading rent rolls and operating statements, etc. The analysts in the US check their work. Several other GSE lenders also operate a similar model. The analysts use Red IQ as a tool and it makes their life a little easier. 

 

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