Read one deal through three pairs of eyes
Rung 9 of 10 · Multi-persona
1 · Learn the move · Multi-persona
One reader reads a deal one way, and asset classes punish that. Multi-persona puts three named seats — asset manager, leasing broker, lender — on the same pasted fact set and makes each name the risks this class carries that the other classes wouldn't, grounded in what was pasted rather than remembered market data. The synthesis is an IC-memo risk section with every risk signed by its seat plus a verify list — the format a committee actually reads, minus the buy/pass call that isn't yours to make.
What are the risks of this industrial deal? [PASTE]
2 · Your turn — you write the prompt
A client sends you the fact sheet on a single-tenant industrial building and asks what could go wrong. You want it read three ways — capex, re-leasing, and credit — before it becomes the risk section of an IC memo. Every risk has to trace to the fact sheet, not to remembered market data.
Remember: the AI sees only your prompt — not this page. If the situation isn't in your prompt, it doesn't exist.
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