Abstract a full deal lease stack in hours. Verify the rent roll. Catch risks before you close.
By Angel Campa, Founder · Updated March 2026
$2,400
to abstract 200 leases
Outsourced firms charge $66,000 to $176,000 for 200 leases. That is 27 to 73 times the cost.
Buying a property means checking every lease first. That work is called due diligence. A typical deal has 10 to 50 leases. You need the rent roll ready fast. The rent roll lists every tenant and what each one pays. Reading each lease by hand takes 4 to 8 hours. One missed clause can change what the property is worth. A bad renewal option or a recapture right can hurt the deal.
Upload your full lease stack. Lextract reads every PDF. It pulls 126 fields from each lease. Each lease takes about 5 to 15 minutes. All leases run at the same time. The AI flags 20 types of deal risks. Compare the results to the seller's rent roll. Then export the data into your deal model. Underwriting is the math behind the deal. Lextract feeds your numbers directly.
Upload lease stack
Drop all tenant leases from the data room. Lextract handles scanned and digital PDFs.
Verify rent roll
Compare extracted rents and lease terms to the seller's rent roll. Find any gap.
Review deal risks
Check AI-flagged risks across every lease. Look for missing CAM caps and bad renewal terms.
Export for underwriting
Download structured data as Excel. Feed it into Argus or your deal model. Underwriting is the math behind the deal.
Build summary report
See when each lease ends. Count the risks across all leases.
Yes. Lextract reads scanned PDFs as images. It handles skewed pages and low-quality scans. Each field gets a confidence score. Scores are High, Medium, or Low. Low scores tell you where to double-check.
A 20-lease deal finishes in under 30 minutes. Each lease takes 5 to 15 minutes. All leases run at once. Total time is close to the longest single lease.
Yes. Lextract pulls base rent, rent increases, start dates, and end dates from every lease. Compare that data to the seller's rent roll. Find any gap before you close.
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