DocuStrata reads your entire archive, tens of thousands of documents across every year you've been working, and answers your questions with the source files attached.
"Which of our insurance policies renew before year end, and did any premium go up more than 10%?"
Three renew before December 31. Only the property policy exceeds your threshold, with a renewal quote up 14.2% over last year's premium.
"What did we spend on electricity across the buildings last year, and which one costs the most per square foot?"
The six buildings ran $412,800 last year. The Meridian building is the outlier at $3.84 per square foot, 41% above the portfolio average.
"What are we paying Sterling Logistics, and when can we terminate?"
$8,400 a year across two agreements. The master agreement renews March 1 and requires sixty days' written notice; the 2024 amendment raised the rate but left the notice term alone.
"What did the warehouse roof repair cost in 2019, and who did the work?"
$48,200, completed August 2019. The invoice carries a fifteen-year warranty on the membrane, which is still in force through 2034.
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Andrej Karpathy, March 12, 2025
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