For investors & wholesalers
A deal analyst who thinks — not a data-entry VA.
Your pipeline moves at the speed of your follow-up and the quality of your comps. Portico operators source, follow up, and underwrite with judgment — then help you close.
What lands on your desk
Sound familiar?
- Lists that go stale before anyone calls them
- Seller follow-up that falls through the cracks
- Comps pulled fast — and wrong
- Due-diligence tasks scattered across inboxes
- Deals that stall between contract and close
The split
What your operator takes — and what stays with you.
Your operator takes
- List building and deal sourcing
- Seller follow-up sequences
- Comps with judgment and first-pass underwriting
- Due-diligence coordination
- Buyer outreach and transaction coordination to close
- Deal bookkeeping
Stays with you
- The decision to buy or sell
- Negotiation and your seller relationships
- Final numbers and signatures
Operators prepare; you and your team decide and approve.
What judgment looks like
Same problem. Two very different outcomes.
A comp that looks too good.
Underwriting a three-bed on a street where two recent sales look strong.
You pass on a deal you would have overpaid for.
A copy-paste VA
Follows the scriptPlugs the three highest recent sales into the ARV and reports a rosy number.
A Portico operator
Thinks it throughFlags two comps as larger, renovated, and on a better block, pulls truer comps, and reports a lower ARV — with the reasoning.
Proof, not promises
We run it on ourselves first.
We run our own 100+ door rental operation in Atlanta on these operators.
We apply the same acquisitions discipline to our own portfolio.
How it works
From call to handoff.
- 01
A 15-minute call
We learn your portfolio, your tools, and what's eating your time.
- 02
We match an operator
From TruPorch Academy graduates, matched to your segment and the hours you need covered.
- 03
Onboarding and handoff
We map your tools and access, set communication rules, and run a live handoff.
Do they make offers?
No. They source, follow up, and prepare the numbers. You decide and negotiate.
How do they choose comps?
By the rules you set and the judgment we train: comparable size, condition, and location — and they flag the ones that don't belong.
Can they coordinate closings?
Yes — timelines, documents, and follow-up with title, lenders, and agents, from contract to close.
Next step
See where your operation stands.
Ten questions, about two minutes. You'll get your owner-dependency score and where we'd start.
On the 15-minute call
- We learn your operation: the portfolio, the tools, and what’s eating your week.
- We tell you plainly whether an operator fits — and which function we’d hand off first.
- You leave with a real start date and a scoped plan. No pressure to decide on the call.