CRE Underwriting Skills (A.CRE patterns)
Practical CRE skill patterns from Adventures in CRE — multifamily underwriting with Excel models, OM slide systems, NDA redlines, estoppel/CAM checks.
Overview
Adventures in CRE’s practical guide explains how Agent Skills encode analyst-grade CRE work: populate acquisition models from T-12/rent roll/OM, redline NDAs, produce OM slides, reconcile estoppels and CAM. Many A.CRE/AI.Edge skills are member downloads; this entry documents the pattern and public guide so teams can build equivalent SKILL.md packs.
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Installation guide
Follow the A.CRE guide to promote a working underwriting chat into a Skill, or download member skills (e.g. Apartment Acquisition Model) from AI.Edge when available.
Minimal DIY: 1. Run your underwriting workflow once in Claude. 2. Ask: “Turn this into a Skill.” 3. Save `SKILL.md` + model templates into `~/.claude/skills/cre-underwriting/`.
How to use it
Attach T-12, rent roll, or OM. Ask the skill to populate your model format, flag estoppel/lease mismatches, or draft OM slides to your template standards.
Example prompts
- “Underwrite this 150-unit deal into my standard multifamily format from the attached T-12 and rent roll.”
- “Redline this NDA using our standard positions and fallback language.”
Use cases and examples
- Multifamily acquisition model population
- NDA redline at scale
- OM slide production
- Estoppel vs lease discrepancy check
Prerequisites
- Your Excel/Google underwriting model or A.CRE model license
- Deal documents
- Human IC approval process
Tips
- Description specificity determines activation — write CRE triggers into SKILL.md frontmatter.
- Pair with Real Assets for REIT-level metrics vs asset-level models.
- Skills are portable across Claude, Cursor, Codex, and other Agent Skills hosts.