For lenders

Quote the deals
that actually pencil.

See matched deal flow filtered to your box, underwrite from verified financials instead of a broker's proforma, and submit term sheets that buyers compare side by side. The income you're lending on is the income the receipts show.

The lender workflow

From your box to a booked loan.

01
Set your lending box

Tell us your markets, asset classes, target loan size, and max LTV. RTOM only routes deals that fit, so you stop sifting through everything that doesn't.

02
Get matched deal flow

When a new listing fits your box, RTOM routes it to you automatically. Real submarkets, real check sizes, no broker blast to a stale list.

03
Underwrite from receipts

Size the loan against verified T-12 and rent roll, not a seller's proforma. The income you're lending on is the income the financials actually show.

04
Submit a term sheet

Post your quote and the buyer compares it side by side with competing lenders. When they accept, you get notified and the deal moves.

Try the math

Size a loan in ten seconds.

Move the sliders. We solve for the largest loan that satisfies your DSCR target, capped at 75% LTV against an implied 6% cap. Like the full sizer, the target is applied to underwritten NCF — NOI after replacement reserves — because that is what an agency lender tests. The full sizer adds rate sensitivity, CFAF, debt yield, and equity multiples.

Annual NOI$850K
Interest rate6.75%
DSCR target1.25

Sized output

DSCR-bound

Max loan

$8.43M

Sized on $820K — NOI $850K minus replacement reserves $30K — at 1.25x. Reserves assumed at 3.5% of NOI (about $300/unit/year on a typical garden-style deal); set your own in the full sizer.

Monthly DS

$55K

Implied price

$14.17M

Debt yield (NCF)

9.73%

DSCR-only loan (on NCF)$8.43M
LTV-only loan (75% of implied price)$10.63M
Sizing on NOI instead would overstate by$306K
Amortization30 yrs
Open the full sizer →

Anatomy of a listing

Every field is sourced from the financials.

Be proactive,
not reactive.

RTOM tracks your real T-12 and rent roll every month and recomputes verified KPIs, so you see changes as they happen, not when a buyer's underwriting turns them up at sale.

Active · Phoenix, AZ

Camelback 124

124 units · Built 1986 · 92,400 sf

Asking

$18.4M

$148,387 / unit

Cap rate

5.82%

DSCR

1.34

Occupancy

94.3%

NOI T-12

$1.07M

NOI · trailing 12 · hover to scrub

Sep · $1020K

NDA required for full vault No proforma
  • Cap rate from real P&L's. No proforma assumptions.
  • T-12 NOI, recomputed monthly when rent hits the bank.
  • NDA gate before the full data vault unlocks.
  • Zero proforma fields. Anywhere on the platform.

This is the entire product.
No daydreams attached.

Every cell on every listing card derives from a recorded financial line item, a signed lease, or a verified loan term. There is no field on RTOM that we cannot source back to a receipt.

The RTOM Trust Score

One number for "is this listing actually verified."

Filter for Gold-only when capital is scarce. Trust the rest of the disclosure to do the talking.

Gold85-100

Verified T-12 + rent roll + OM + fresh data + debt disclosed. The full disclosure stack.

Silver60-84

T-12 verified plus most supporting docs. Solid disclosure; one or two gaps the buyer can probe.

Bronze35-59

T-12 verified but thin on docs. Buyers see what's present and what's not.

How we score

100 points across 7 signals. The T-12 carries the most weight by far.

  • Verified T-12+35
  • Rent roll uploaded+15
  • Data freshness (last 4 mo)+15
  • Offering memorandum+10
  • Photos (3+)+10
  • Debt disclosed+10
  • Survey on file+5

Structured negotiation

Multi-round counters with a phone-reveal handshake.

No more "the broker emailed me a counter at 11 PM with no terms." Every round is logged, every side sees the full history.

Negotiation history · Camelback 124

  1. B

    Round 1 · Buyer

    $17.8M

    Initial LOI · 30-day close, financing + inspection contingencies

  2. S

    Round 2 · Seller

    $18.4M

    Counter · ask + asking price holds; 21-day close acceptable

  3. B

    Round 3 · Buyer

    $18.1M

    Counter-back · split the difference; 25-day close, drop inspection contingency

  4. S

    Round 4 · Seller

    $18.1M

    Accepted ✓

Phone numbers revealed

Both sides flipped the reveal toggle. Contact info exchanged. RTOM steps back. Close it directly.

01 · Counter rounds

Every counter is a new LOI row in a parent-chain. Each round carries a price, terms, contingencies, target close, AND a required message explaining the counter. Both sides see the full chain as a vertical timeline.

02 · Atomic state machine

A Postgres RPC validates the caller is the right party (seller counters buyer; original buyer counters seller's counter), inserts the new round, and flips the prior round to "countered" atomically. No race conditions, no half-states.

03 · Phone-reveal handshake

Once an offer is accepted, either side can reveal their phone. When both have revealed, RTOM exposes both phones to both parties and flags the deal as off-platform. We stop mediating; you close it.

Buyer revealsSeller revealsBoth phones unlock

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