Residential Review was founded on a simple observation. Texas residential real estate agents close hundreds of contracts a year on TREC forms, and the productivity layer between blank form and signed deal has been spreadsheets and handwritten notes. We thought AI-powered document review and form-building, used on every contract, could change that. Review Coach is that product, available today. Review Counsel, a complementary pay-per-matter attorney-engagement option, is launching soon.
Licensed Texas Attorney
Owns the legal-process side of Residential Review: structured the attorney-client relationship under Texas Disciplinary Rule 1.08(f), drafted the per-matter engagement-terms acceptance, and built the E&O verification and liability-transfer framework that lets brokerages document who reviewed every contract.
Technologist & MSP Operator
Co-Founder, Sentinel-Pros. Built the AI extraction pipeline, the AI form-builder interview engine, and the multi-product platform architecture. Owns the engineering, product, and infrastructure side of the business.
Every form we touch is TREC or TAR. The platform refuses non-Texas forms at intake.
AI document review and AI form-fill, on monthly subscription, used on every contract. Educational and productivity tool; output must be reviewed by a licensed attorney before delivery to a client.
A pay-per-matter option for engaging an attorney directly through the platform is launching soon. Details will be announced at launch.
Within five years, every residential real estate transaction in Texas should run through an AI-assisted document review before signing. Within ten years, Residential Review intends to be the default contract-review infrastructure for residential real estate across the United States. We start in Houston, expand metro by metro across Texas, then state by state across the country.
