Real Estate
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Give agents and investment teams organized source information for their own analysis.
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Responsibilities
Collect source information
Gather client-requested property facts from authorized sources and record source links, dates, and any access limitations.
Structure the dataset
Normalize addresses and fields, identify duplicates, and mark missing or conflicting information instead of filling gaps with guesses.
Prepare the research handoff
Summarize findings against the client’s research brief and highlight items that need verification or professional judgment.
What we look for
Experience verification, English assessment, skills testing, references, and background checks. We also look for the role-specific judgment below.
What Rithm Desk looks for
Research discipline
Can separate verified facts, estimates, and assumptions and keep a clear source trail.
Spreadsheet ability
Organizes datasets consistently and checks formulas, duplicates, and mismatched units.
Scope awareness
Understands that collecting information is different from valuation, underwriting, or investment advice.
How ability can be demonstrated
Source exercise
Compile a small fictional research packet with references and verification notes.
Data exercise
Clean a sample property spreadsheet and identify conflicting entries.
Summary exercise
Write a concise factual brief that clearly flags unknowns and assumptions.
Illustrative exercises, tailored to the role and your workflow.
Systems
Relevant tools may include spreadsheets, public record sources, client-authorized property databases, and document systems.
How they work with your team
Your team chooses lawful data sources and makes valuation, underwriting, acquisition, and investment decisions. The assistant prepares research, not professional opinions.
Key metrics
The numbers this role is accountable for in your workflow.
Training
Lessons coming soon
Every placement completes Core Foundations plus this role track. Your own SOPs are layered on at onboarding.

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