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UMIP Structure Schedule™

Persistent Structure Identity Inventory

Know every qualifying structure associated with a property.

UMIP Structure Schedule™ is being developed to create a documented inventory of the permanent structures associated with a property, identifying each qualifying structure through its PIID™, location, and relationship to the parcel.

For underwriting, real estate transactions, portfolio management, due diligence, property documentation, facilities, and enterprise workflows, Structure Schedule™ will provide a clear structure level record of what exists, where each structure is located, and how each structure is persistently identified.

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The Structure Identity Problem

A property is not always a single structure.

  1. Addresses describe locations.

  2. Parcels describe land.

  3. Neither necessarily identifies every physical structure that exists within the property.

  • A commercial site may contain multiple buildings.

  • A residential property may contain a primary structure and additional qualifying structures.

  • A campus may contain dozens of buildings.

  • An industrial property may contain multiple permanent assets across the same parcel.

Yet many records and workflows still reference the property as though it were a single structure.

UMIP Structure Schedule™ is designed to create structure level clarity.

What Structure Schedule™ Will Establish

A documented identity inventory of the property.

Each qualifying structure can be documented independently through persistent infrastructure identity.

  • PIID™

    A persistent identity for each qualifying physical structure.

  • Structure Number

    A clear reference for distinguishing structures within the property.

  • Structure Location

    The spatial location of each identified structure.

  • Structure Footprint

    Supported structure geometry associated with the physical building.

  • Structure Role

    The supported role of the structure within the property.

  • Parcel Relationship

    The relationship between each qualifying structure and the parcel on which it is located.

  • Property Structure Inventory

    A consolidated view of the qualifying permanent structures associated with the property.

Know what exists. Know where it is. Know which structure is being referenced.

How It Works

From property reference to structure inventory.

  1. Resolve the Property

    Begin with a supported address, parcel, coordinates, geometry, or other accepted property reference.

  2. Identify the Structures

    Determine the qualifying permanent structures associated with the property.

  3. Assign Structure Identity

    Reference each qualifying structure through its own PIID™.

  4. Document the Inventory

    Organize the structures, identities, locations, geometry, and supported property relationships into a clear Structure Schedule™.

One property reference becomes a structure level identity record.

Built on PIID™

Every structure receives its own persistent reference.

UMIP Structure Schedule™ is built around PIID™.

Rather than documenting a property only through an address or parcel, Structure Schedule™ distinguishes qualifying physical structures individually.

Each PIID™ persists with the structure through ownership changes, transactions, systems, organizations, and time.

The property can change hands. The structure identity persists.

PIID™

Multi Structure Properties

One address can represent an entire collection of structures.

Complex properties create an identity problem that a single address or parcel cannot solve.

  1. A commercial campus may contain twenty buildings.

  2. An apartment property may contain multiple residential structures.

  3. An industrial site may contain warehouses, operational buildings, and other qualifying permanent structures.

  4. An institutional property may contain an entire network of buildings under one address.

Structure Schedule™ is designed to document those structures individually.

Move from property level approximation to structure level clarity.

Built for Decision Workflows

Structure clarity before the decision.

  • Insurance and Underwriting

    Understand which qualifying structures exist on the insured property and how each is identified.

  • Real Estate Transactions

    Provide buyers, sellers, brokers, lenders, and diligence teams with a clear inventory of the physical structures associated with the property.

  • Mortgage and Lending

    Improve clarity around the structures associated with collateral and supporting property records.

  • Commercial Real Estate

    Document structures across acquisitions, portfolios, transactions, ownership transitions, and asset management.

  • Portfolio Management

    Maintain consistent structure identity across multiple properties and large asset portfolios.

  • Due Diligence

    Know exactly what structures exist and where they are located before a transaction or evaluation proceeds.

  • Facilities Management

    Create a clear identity inventory of the structures owners and operators are responsible for managing.

  • Government and Public Sector

    Support clearer structure references across planning, inspection, records, emergency management, and infrastructure workflows.

  • Construction and Development

    Document qualifying permanent structures as projects transition from construction into ownership and operations.

The Documentation Advantage

Never guess which structure is being referenced.

A property record may identify an address.

A parcel record may identify land.

A transaction may describe the property broadly.

Structure Schedule™ is designed to establish the individual structures within that property as distinct persistent assets.

That can reduce ambiguity across transactions, underwriting, portfolios, inspections, diligence, ownership transitions, and long term documentation.

Structure identity turns the property into a documented inventory of physical assets.

How It Differs

Property reference is not structure inventory.

  1. Address

    Identifies a location.

  2. Parcel

    Identifies land.

  3. Building Footprint

    Defines structure geometry.

  4. PIID™

    Identifies the physical structure persistently.

  5. UMIP Structure Schedule™

    Documents the qualifying structures associated with the property and connects identity, location, geometry, and parcel context into one structure level inventory.

The difference is knowing exactly what physical structures exist.

Lifecycle Report™

Structure inventory and lifecycle intelligence serve different purposes.

UMIP Structure Schedule™ is designed to document the qualifying structure inventory associated with a property.

Lifecycle Report™ organizes structure identity, property intelligence, records, events, documents, and lifecycle context around persistent infrastructure identity.

Both are built on the same PIID™ foundation.

Structure Schedule™ documents what structures exist. Lifecycle Report™ tells the broader story of the asset through time.

Lifecycle Report™

Platform Foundation

Built on persistent infrastructure identity.

  • PIID™

    Provides persistent identity for each qualifying physical structure.

    PIID™
  • PIID Resolve™

    Resolves supported references to the correct physical structure.

    PIID Resolve™
  • UMIP Registry™

    Maintains persistent infrastructure identity and supported verification context.

    UMIP Registry™
  • Lifecycle Report™

    Organizes lifecycle intelligence around the persistent identity of the structure.

    Lifecycle Report™

Product Status

UMIP Structure Schedule™ is in development.

Structure Schedule™ is being developed for property, portfolio, underwriting, diligence, transaction, documentation, and enterprise workflows.

Contact UMIP to discuss planned enterprise applications, product availability, and early deployment opportunities.

Coming Soon

In development

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One property. Every qualifying structure.One clear identity inventory.

UMIP Structure Schedule™ is being developed to make the physical structure, not merely the address or parcel, the unit of reference.

Know what exists. Know where it is. Know exactly which structure is being referenced.

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