Blue Orchid.

For acquisitions teams

Every opportunity, checked against what you know

Blue Orchid reads broker emails and offering memos, and when asked, checks each one against your criteria and history and drafts a pursue or pass note for your team

What it handles

What the acquisitions team stops rebuilding.

  1. 01

    Screen against your criteria

    Ask how an offering memo fits your written criteria, and get the page behind every number.

  2. 02

    Remember every seller and broker

    Ask whether you've seen a property, seller or broker before, and why you passed last time.

  3. 03

    Check claims against documents

    Blue Orchid separates what the seller said from what the rent roll and statements support.

  4. 04

    Track diligence requests

    See which requested documents have arrived and start from one follow-up for everything still missing.

One workflow, start to finish

How one broker email becomes a decision.

Follow one opportunity from the inbox to a recorded decision, with a person making the call.

Broker emailRe: Maple CrossingOffering memo42 pages, PDFPrice, $8.4M132 unitsSacramento infillSeen once in 2025Maple CrossingOne current deal fileOpportunityBroker: J. OrtizPassed in 2025Pursue or pass notePursue, fits criteria12The team decidesDecision recorded

Blue Orchid reads the approved email and offering memo. The originals stay attached.

Ask the deal file

Questions acquisitions teams ask it.

  1. Does this offering memo fit our acquisition criteria?

  2. Does the memo match the rent roll, the statements and what the broker told us?

  3. What did the seller claim that the documents don't back up?

  4. Which diligence documents have come in so far?

  5. Draft one follow-up asking for everything still missing.

Sources

Where the answers come from.

Each source is set up with your team, and you choose what it reads.

Approvals

What waits for a person.

  • Replies to brokers and sellers
  • Pursue or pass decisions
  • Deal changes you ask for, before others see them
  • Any figure that moves into the model or memo

FAQs

What teams ask before starting.

Bring one deal your team keeps chasing.

We'll set it up there with your team, then walk you through each answer and approval.