RiskREport analyzes landlord and property financials to surface stability risks, distress signals, and default exposure early — so you can advise your client with confidence before the lease is signed, not after.
A great space with an unstable landlord is not a great deal. RiskREport gives commercial real estate brokers a clear, current read on the financial health behind a property — flagging warning signs like debt distress, declining occupancy economics, and default risk — and turns them into plain-language guidance you can bring straight into the client conversation.
Brokers can look at signals like the debt on the property, whether the loan is in special servicing, occupancy and rent-roll trends, deferred maintenance, and the landlord’s track record on tenant improvement obligations. RiskREport gathers these signals automatically and turns them into a clear stability read, so brokers don’t have to assemble the picture by hand.
Landlord default risk is the chance that a property owner fails to meet its financial obligations — most importantly its loan — during the term of a tenant’s lease. When a landlord defaults, tenants can face stalled tenant improvement work, reduced building services, and uncertainty about their lease, which is why brokers assess it before a client signs.
A tenant’s experience depends on the landlord’s ability to fund improvements, maintain the building, and honor the lease. A financially stressed landlord can mean unfinished buildouts, declining services, or a foreclosure that puts the lease in question. Checking landlord financial health before signing protects the client for the full term of the deal.
