Screen a tenant with a human in the loop
Lesson 6 of 6 · Pre-lease and lease-up
1 · Learn the move · Constraints + negative instructions
A pre-lease tenant is a long bet made before the building exists. You are designing around them, and sometimes spending on improvements that only suit them, so the screen matters more than it does on a standing suite. The model can summarise the financials, the guaranty and the use far faster than you, and it will cheerfully go further: declare the tenant approved, soften a use the approval conditions prohibit, or reach for personal details that have no place in a credit decision. Constraints and negative instructions keep it to the read. It summarises only what the application states, marks every figure as provided and unverified, quotes any approval condition the proposed use runs into, and never approves or declines. It never references a protected characteristic or any personal detail, and the anti-discrimination and credit rules that govern the decision are named as counsel's to confirm. It stops for your sign-off with the items you must verify yourself.
Summarise this tenant application for my decision: use against the approval conditions (quoted), financial strength as provided, guaranty, credit history as provided. Mark every figure PROVIDED, UNVERIFIED. Do NOT approve or decline. Do NOT reference or infer any protected characteristic or personal detail. Stop for my sign-off and name what I must verify. [application] [financial statements] [guaranty draft] [approval conditions]
2 · Your turn. You write the prompt
The food distributor wants 72,000 SF of Marsh Oak Building 1 with a cooler build-out that only a food user would want. They sent a lease application, two years of financial statements, a draft corporate guaranty from their parent and a description of operations that mentions ammonia refrigeration and overnight trailer staging. Your approval has conditions on both outdoor storage and hazardous materials.
Write the prompt for this scenario as given, or swap in a real one from your own work. The score works the same either way.
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