Finance

Cleaning and standardizing finance data for models and underwriting

Use AI to clean and standardize messy imported data—from ERP/bank exports, FP&A imports, or real estate financial spreadsheets and rent rolls—into model-ready formats, reducing manual prep time and downstream errors.

Why the human is still essential here

A human still defines the underwriting requirements, validates the transformed numbers/line items, checks for omissions or misclassifications, and makes the final investment judgment; AI primarily accelerates the formatting and consolidation work.

How people use this

T12 consolidation into a standardized income statement

AI maps inconsistent chart-of-accounts line items across multiple historical spreadsheets into one monthly income statement with variance notes for analyst review.

Claude / Microsoft Excel (Copilot)

Rent roll cleanup and charge breakout

AI reshapes a Yardi rent roll export into one row per unit/tenant and splits base rent and additional charges into dedicated columns for underwriting.

Microsoft Excel (Power Query) / Microsoft Copilot

Populate underwriting model from OM/T12/rent roll PDFs

Document extraction pulls key values from offering memo, T12, and rent roll PDFs and fills a standard Excel underwriting template with traceable sources.

PropRise Primer / Microsoft Excel

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I watched a $3.5M acquisition almost fall apart during a board review.

I watched a $3.5M acquisition almost fall apart during a board review.

Not because the strategy was wrong.

Not because the market changed.


Because of a single circular reference error in the debt schedule.


One hashtag#REF! error appeared. Then another.


Suddenly, the NPV didn't make sense. The IRR was jumping. The Board lost confidence in 10 minutes.


I spent 14 hours that weekend rebuilding the entire model from scratch. At that point, I had been in finance for 15 years.


And there I was, tracing cell dependencies like an intern at 2 AM.


That’s when it hit me: the manual way is a massive risk.


We accept "messy data" and "manual linking" as normal. It isn't. It’s a liability.


Today, that same error takes me 60 seconds to fix.


I use AI to debug formulas, clean messy imports, and review models.


I don't need to be a Excel advanced. I just need to know how to direct the AI agent inside my sheet.


What took 14 hours now takes 14 minutes.


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Bojan RadojicicCEO at Finance & Tax Advisory Firm
Mar 6, 2026
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Two ways Iam using AI to streamline real estate underwriting and operations

Two ways I'm using AI to streamline real estate investment underwriting and operations:

1) Analyst-level underwriting work

As an emerging GP, Im handling analyst work like spreading financials and formatting rent rolls. I tested Claude on a new deal: it consolidated three separate historical financial spreadsheets with inconsistent line items into a single 36-month income statement with metrics, variance highlights, and self-checks. It also reformatted a ~600-row Yardi rent roll into a clean single-row format with additional charges separated into columnswork that would have taken all morning done in ~20 minutes.


2) Auditing monthly property management reports

AI is serving as a second set of eyes on month-end financials. I had Claude convert Januarys invoice binder into a detailed spreadsheet, cross-check each invoice against its GL entry, and flag discrepancies. Im not fully automating review, but this preliminary audit is a strong starting point before deeper review.

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Brian SobieckiManaging Partner
Feb 23, 2026