 Assumption Set Specifications
Switching Models
Import using EzEntry
Investment
- for Investments
- for Unit Sales Development
- for Commercial Development
- for Tenant Representation
- for Owner Representation
- for Lease vs Buy - Lease File
- for Lease vs Buy - Buy File
- Sales Price Method - Capitalizing NOI
- Sales Price Method - Continuous
- Forcing Investment Base as Equity
- Valuation by Solving for PV
Investors
Depreciation
Loans
Revenue
Revenue Existing Leases
Revenue Lease Up
Revenue Owner Representation
Revenue Tenant Representation
Expenses
Reimbursements
Market Profiles
Development Spending Dialog
Development Unit Sales
Portfolio
Partnership/LLC
'What if' Sensitivity
'What if' Risk
Reports
Charts
Graphs
Presentation
Measures
Ratios
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Video Title: Investment Overview
- video duration: 0:25 minutes
- direct link to this video:https://www.planease.com/commercial-real-estate-video-training.aspx?1=Investment
The investment page is where you put in the price of the property in the beginning and the data acquisition, the holding period, which could be anywhere from one to nine and years, and how you're going to sell the property at the end. If you're going to be doing development, you don't put in a price, and if you're doing unit sales, you also don't put in a capital gain sale. You only have one general investment page per file, and there's no audit or notes associated with the general investment page.
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