LAMP

An AI-powered real estate command center that turns a scattered property portfolio into one shared, intelligent view for owners and their advisors.

Industry:
Real Estate
What we built:
Multi-tenant AI portfolio intelligence platform
LAMP product screenshot

The challenge

Most property owners are flying blind on their largest assets. Portfolio information lives in scattered spreadsheets, statements, and separate systems, and the real picture, what each property is worth, how much equity is in it, what to do next, takes real work to assemble and is out of date the moment it's done. Their advisors have the same blind spot from the other side: a wealth manager, CPA, or broker often has no clear view of a client's real estate at all.

The vision was a single platform that lights all of that up: institutional-grade intelligence for every property, owned and controlled by the owner, with a way to bring their real advisors into the same view. That meant building something genuinely multi-sided, owners on one side, a whole network of advisors on the other, with strict control over who can see what.

What we built

We built LAMP, an AI-powered real estate command center. An owner adds their properties and LAMP automatically builds a portfolio around them, calculating a full set of metrics per property and rolling them up across the whole portfolio. From there, the owner can light up a strategy on any property (sell, exchange, finance, improve, hold, or purchase) and invite their own advisors into a shared advisory boardroom, controlling access property by property.

A portfolio command center that auto-calculates seven metrics per property (value, equity, debt, LTV, improvement budget, renovated value, additional equity) and rolls them up across the portfolio

AI-generated per-property alerts, insights, and strategy resources

An advisory boardroom where owners invite their own advisors and share per property or per portfolio, with granular, revocable access control

A full advisor-side experience: a book-of-business view where each advisor sees every portfolio a client has shared with them, organized and filterable by strategy

A strategy and marketplace layer that routes an owner's inquiry to the right advisor or network partner

Multi-tenant architecture with private-by-default data: nothing is visible to any advisor, partner, or LAMP itself until the owner explicitly shares it

How it works

LAMP is built around one hard idea done carefully: many separate parties working from one platform, with the owner in complete control of their data. An owner adds a property by address, and the system assembles a structured, analyzed profile, running the valuation and the seven-metric model, then surfacing AI-generated insights and strategy paths. Those profiles roll up into a portfolio-level view, an owner's command center.

The multi-tenant design is what makes the shared side work without compromising privacy. Every portfolio is private by default and invisible to everyone, including LAMP, until the owner chooses to share, per property or per portfolio, with specific advisors, and access can be revoked at any time. When an owner shares, that advisor's own dashboard updates to show the portfolio, organized by client and filterable by strategy, turning what used to be scattered spreadsheets into a single live view of their entire book of business. When an owner lights up a strategy, the platform notifies their existing advisor in that category first and only routes to a network partner when there's a genuine gap. Underneath all of it: encryption in transit and at rest, strong access controls, and a permission model built so that data isolation between tenants is the default state, not an afterthought.

Outcome

LAMP replaced a slow, manual, out-of-date way of understanding a real estate portfolio with a live command center that owners and their advisors share. Owners get institutional-grade visibility into every property for free and stay in full control of their data. Advisors get something they never had: a real-time, portfolio-wide view of their clients' real estate, organized across their whole book of business. The platform is in production, owners add real portfolios, invite real advisors, and light up real strategies through it.

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