Screen a UK property investment deal from a Rightmove URL or address. Pulls comps, yield, EPC, stamp duty, and rental data, then applies underwriting criteria to produce a BUY/WATCH/PASS decision with reasoning. Use when someone says "should I buy this?", "screen this property", "is this a good deal?", or pastes a Rightmove URL. Requires the Property MCP server (property-shared) to be connected.
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Install skill "deal-screener" with this command: npx skills add paulieb89/skillsmp-paulieb89-paulieb89-deal-screener
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Run a due diligence check on a UK company. Pulls corporate status, filing compliance, directors, beneficial owners, insolvency notices, and VAT validation from official registers. Use when someone asks "check this company", "is this company legit", "who owns X Ltd", "due diligence on X". Requires the UK Due Diligence MCP server to be connected.
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