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"description": "Monitor risk across multiple owned or controlled properties, including leverage, liquidity, maturities, vacancies, maintenance, insurance, compliance, concentration, projects, and exit exposure. Use for portfolio oversight and decision preparation. Do not trade, refinance, insure, sell, or alter records without authorization.",
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"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: control-property-portfolio-risk\ndescription: Monitor risk across multiple owned or controlled properties, including leverage, liquidity, maturities, vacancies, maintenance, insurance, compliance, concentration, projects, and exit exposure. Use for portfolio oversight and decision preparation. Do not trade, refinance, insure, sell, or alter records without authorization.\n---\n\n# Property Portfolio Risk Controller\n\n## Workflow\n\n1. Establish portfolio perimeter, ownership entities, reporting date, currencies, valuations and their dates, debts, guarantees, liquidity, properties, projects, leases, and responsible owners.\n2. Normalize property-level income, operating cost, debt service, reserves, capital needs, occupancy, maturities, insurance, compliance, and unresolved defects.\n3. Measure concentration by geography, asset type, tenant, lender, maturity, variable-rate exposure, contractor, insurer, and correlated hazard where data permits.\n4. Build a 13-week liquidity view and 12- to 36-month event calendar for maturities, rent reviews, major works, permits, inspections, tax deadlines, and insurance renewals.\n5. Stress test vacancy, rate increase, valuation decline, repair shock, refinance failure, delayed sale, and simultaneous events.\n6. Escalate missing or stale evidence and define action thresholds without executing transactions.\n\n## Required output\n\n- Portfolio dashboard with data dates\n- Liquidity and maturity map\n- Concentration and event risks\n- Stress results and threshold breaches\n- Priority mitigation options\n- Evidence and professional-review gaps\n\n"
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