Discover iLeasePro’s Advanced Lease Analysis Capabilities
Increase your lease portfolio decision making ability
In planning the
development of iLeasePro, it was particularly important that our technology users have a comprehensive technology
tool
that provides the ability to evaluate, manage and account for leasing transactions. That is why the Core
Functionality
of iLeasePro is broken down into three components that are fully integrated within one technology: Lease Analysis;
Lease
Management and Lease Accounting. We are pleased to announce that the Lease Analysis and Lease Management has been
completed and has launched. And we are particularly excited to roll out the Lease Analysis component because of the
unique capabilities that it provides to users.
The Lease Analysis feature of iLeasePro is an invaluable tool
that
supports lease negotiations as well as key decisions required during the life cycle of any lease. Most leasing
transactions involve the evaluation of a number of alternatives with different terms and conditions that make it
very
confusing and difficult to compare against. That is why a consistent framework that creates an “apple to apple”
comparison is necessary to make the judgment that is best for one’s organization. iLeasePro’s Lease Analysis feature
provides that type of framework. Simply enter certain basic information into iLeasePro, namely, property/ unit
description, square footage (if applicable), lease term, rent payments, tenant incentive payments, additional lease
costs and a discount rate for present valuing. Lease Analysis calculates the amortization of lessor concessions and
lessee lease costs across the term of the lease, the Effective Rental Rates, Net Present Value, Average Monthly
Cost,
Total Cost Per Annum and more. In addition, a year by year and overall cash flow assessment of the proposed
transaction
over the life of the lease, including rent and other costs/payments, both discounted and undiscounted allows for a
more
detailed analysis and comparison.
Why grapple with “back of the envelope” analyses when one can have a
technology
tool that provides the information necessary to make an informed decision?