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Do a Basic Real Estate Financial AnalysisBasics - data input formUse this form to enter the property name, square footage, and rent assumptions
Lease Term Input formEnter the start date and the term. The term can be as long as 16 years.
Basics – data input form 3Optional – enter costs for operating expenses & taxes and construction/fit-up
Report FormatDo you want reports in thousands or as an actual number?
Congratulations, you are done!To change/add assumptions, use the Enter Assumptions button (screenshot below). If you need to analyze a second alternative follow the steps above, except all you need to change are those assumptions that are different for the second alternative.
Comparing AlternativesCompare alternatives using one of the two independent modules. The first module uses The Link Wizard. It links the files and creates a 1 page comparative management summary and accompanying graphs. Using the Modify Reports button you can sort the alternatives, add/delete comparison metrics and choose from a variety of other options including creating additional graphs.The second module for comparing alternatives uses the Summation commands. Use this module to compare costs side-by-side such as rent, operating costs, P&L, etc. In addition, occupancy scenarios can be created using selected elements from different LseMod files. Note – Occupancy scenarios can also be created using the Link Wizard. The Link WizardClick the button and start comparing alternatives. You select which files are to be linked. Files can be open or closed, up to 100 files can be linked.
Modify reportsWhen you are done, use the functions listed to sort, add/delete line items, change currency, etc. Note – examples of the types of summaries are in the Reports section and can also be downloaded from the examples.
So that's how to do a basic real estate financial analysis using LseMod. |
