Use case
Rent roll analysis, automated.
Turn any rent roll into structured, source-traced tenant data — reconciled against the underlying leases — in minutes instead of a day.
The manual way
Why rent roll analysis eats the day
Analysts re-key unit, tenant, rent, area and lease-term data by hand — often 20+ hours for a 50–200 unit roll.
Manual data entry introduces a 5–15% error rate that compounds through the model.
Reconciling the rent roll against each lease is tedious, so discrepancies slip through.
Most of the analyst's time goes to data prep, not judgment.
With Framecast
How Framecast does it
Upload the rent roll
Drop in the rent roll in any format — Excel, PDF, or a scanned document. Framecast classifies and parses it automatically.
Get structured tenant data
Every unit, tenant, base rent, area and lease term is extracted into a clean, structured rent roll you can review and edit.
Reconcile against the leases
Framecast cross-checks the rent roll against the underlying leases and flags discrepancies, so the numbers you underwrite match the documents.
Trace every figure
Each value is clickable back to its exact source page — no black-box numbers, fully defensible in committee.
FAQ
Common questions
Can it handle scanned or PDF rent rolls?
Yes. Framecast parses Excel, PDF and scanned rent rolls, including documents that need OCR, and structures them automatically.
Does it check the rent roll against the leases?
Yes — Framecast reconciles the rent roll against the underlying lease documents and flags any discrepancies for review.
Are the extracted numbers traceable?
Every figure is clickable back to its source document and page, so the analysis is auditable end to end.
Underwrite the future, instantly.
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