Steadwright · always-on underwriting

The analytical discipline of a senior underwriting shop, packaged as software.

Autonomous agent crews source deals, ingest rent rolls and trailing-12s, build pro formas, run sensitivity and stress cases, refresh market comps, and assemble investor-ready investment-committee packages — around the clock, for real estate investment teams that can’t yet fund a full analyst bench.

Founded by
Jay Fitzgerald
Backed by
Bridgemont Strategies
Built for
Sponsors, syndicators, emerging teams

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SOURCER
INGEST
PROFORMA
STRESS
PACKAGER
SOURCERdeal pipeline

New asset flagged · 124-unit Class B · South Lamar, Austin

Listed 2m ago

SOURCERdeal pipeline

New asset flagged · 124-unit Class B · South Lamar, Austin

Listed 2m ago

SOURCERdeal pipeline

New asset flagged · 124-unit Class B · South Lamar, Austin

Listed 2m ago

SOURCERdeal pipeline

New asset flagged · 124-unit Class B · South Lamar, Austin

Listed 2m ago

15 crews active · 47 deals in flight
crews running

Approach

A deal team that doesn’t stop at 6pm.

Underwriting should compound, not bottleneck. Steadwright keeps five purpose-built agents — sourcer, ingest, proforma, stress, packager — chained together, so the insight that takes a senior shop weeks keeps arriving every morning on your desk.

Audit-ready citations
Comp drift alerts
IC-ready packages

Compressed from analyst-weeks to hours

A traditional first pass burns 20–40 analyst hours per deal. Steadwright compresses the same screen to minutes and a full IC-ready package to a few hours.

Pipeline depth, not analyst bench size

Evaluate 10–20 deals a week without growing the team. The crews absorb the analytical load between human check-ins.

Risks surface before committee

Stress sweeps and live comp monitoring flag drift in assumptions — the IC meets a deal whose risks are already on the page, not surprises buried in the appendix.

The final call stays with you

Steadwright produces disciplined, execution-ready analysis. The decision stays where it belongs — with the deal team.

Pipeline

Five agents. One deal. End to end.

Each role is a purpose-built agent — a crew member with a defined deliverable. They chain together so a single asset can move from a listing alert to a committee-ready package without human handoff holding it up.

  1. 01

    Sourcer

    Deal sourcing that never sleeps

    The sourcer watches brokers, listing platforms, and off-market channels continuously — flagging assets that fit your underwriting thesis within minutes of a hit, with the comp set already attached.

    24/7 monitoring · minute-level latency

  2. 02

    Ingest

    Rent rolls and T-12s, normalized

    The ingest agent pulls rent rolls, trailing-12s, and operating statements, reconciles unit-level records against the GL, and surfaces data gaps before they reach the model.

    80% less cleanup per deal

  3. 03

    Proforma

    A full pro forma in hours, not weeks

    The proforma agent builds hold-and-exit models, levered cash flows, return waterfalls, and reserves — every line anchored to a sourced assumption with audit-ready citations.

    IRR · DSCR · NAV · promoted returns

  4. 04

    Stress

    Sensitivity, stress, and comp drift

    The stress agent sweeps rents, cap rates, rates, and operating expenses across dozens of cases, then watches the live comp set for drift so yesterday’s thesis doesn’t quietly stale.

    Comp drift alerts in the brief

  5. 05

    Packager

    IC-ready by the morning standup

    The packager agent assembles the executive summary, risk register, comp book, model appendix, and the questions the IC will ask — drafted before the deal team sits down.

    Roughly 30–80 hours back per week

Outcomes

What changes once the crew is on shift.

Numbers a mid-market sponsor, a syndicator, or an emerging investment team will recognize from their own underwriting bench.

20–40h → minutes

First-pass screen

A senior underwriter’s first cut of a deal used to take 20–40 analyst hours. Steadwright reads the same inputs and produces the same screen in minutes.

30–80h / wk

Reclaimed per team

Teams evaluate 10–20 deals a week without growing headcount — the always-on crew absorbs the analytical load between committee meetings.

24/7

Between check-ins

Comp drift, comp set refreshes, and sensitivity reruns keep running overnight. The pipeline never stalls waiting for an analyst to desk in.

Founder

Built by a practitioner who ran the bench.

Jay Fitzgerald is the founder and managing partner of Bridgemont Strategies and a former KPMG Deal Advisory practitioner. Steadwright ships the discipline he used to enforce by hand — packaged so any investment team can put it on shift.

Jay Fitzgerald

Founder & Managing Partner, Bridgemont Strategies

Before

KPMG Deal Advisory — diligence, modeling, IC narrative.

Now

Running Bridgemont’s advisory practice, building Steadwright on the side.

The deck is the easy part. The hard part is the sensibly sourced pro forma, the comp set that’s still current, and the assumptions that survive a tough question in the room. We built the crew we wished we had.
Put the crew on shift

The next deal doesn’t have to wait for a desk-in.

Send a sample asset, a sample rent roll, or just your underwriting thesis. The crew will run a first-pass and we’ll walk you through what surfaced.

Direct line: steadwright-5@polsia.app