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Courtney Duong
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lease comparison spreadsheet for CRE

Courtney Duong
  • Property Manager
  • Texas
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Hi BP,

Anyone in commercial real estate having a lease comparison template/spreadsheet that you can share?  Thanks.

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Steve Morris
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There are several, but you need to read/understand the individual leases since a XLS won't:

1) Weigh credit-worth of the tenant

2) Probability of the success of his business

3) Guarantees like personal or corporate

4) Tenant outs or rent holidays

Simpler stuff like lease rates/terms are not that difficult.  However, someone that can just walk and is paying a 50% premium isn't that great as a tenant.

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