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No keyword hunting, no jumping between tabs. Ask the question the way you would ask a colleague, and Dale answers from the document in front of you.

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Every answer points back to the page.

Each response is anchored to the exact passage, table, or finding it came from. Click through and you are looking at the source in the original FDD. Trust, then verify, in one motion.

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Dale understands FDD items, the federal and state requirements, and what a deficiency looks like. You skip the explaining and go straight to the work.

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The questions you used to dread.

Summarize the other fee disclosure issues.Does Item 19 include a financial performance representation?Which findings would trigger a California deficiency letter?List every fee disclosed in Item 6.What changed since last year’s filing?Is the audited financial statement included and current?Are there any gaps in the litigation history?Draft a comment on the open-ended renewal terms.

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Ask Dale sits inside every review, right beside the FDD. It does not hand you a list and walk away. It stays in the conversation, follows your line of thinking, and brings the receipts every time.

The result feels less like running software and more like having the one person on your team who has already read the whole thing, twice.

Brings the receipts

Every answer carries its proof.

p. 22The exact page it came from
Rule · 16 CFR §436.5(f)The regulation it implicates
Finding · Item 6The finding it maps to

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