- #Argus developer calculations manual. pdf
- #Argus developer calculations manual. manual
- #Argus developer calculations manual. full
I at one point took the class, but misplaced my training manual. It represents half of the DCF paid training.
#Argus developer calculations manual. pdf
NOTE: I have this saved as a PDF and includes one case study.
#Argus developer calculations manual. manual
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Previously, in DCF, if you had this set up and you wanted to change your market assumptions, you had to go into each MLA. You can set up 1 or two "Market" MLAs for your building and have each of your specific MLAs roll into that one.
#Argus developer calculations manual. full
Because we use specific assumptions for each suite (rather than 1 or 2 per building) I don't get the full benefit of this feature, but I think this is actually a big improvement over DCF. In the rent roll I have the suite roll to the first MLA, then in the market leasing tab, you have the 1st MLA roll to the 2nd, and the 2nd MLA roll to itself (so it just keeps looping back to the market assumption in the future). The first is specific assumptions for the following rollover, and the 2nd is that suites general market assumption. We assign specific MLAs to each suite, so I usually replace the 5 that AE creates with 2 for each suite. These work, but I usually replace them since they are mostly redundant. Its basically assuming that you have used all 4 override terms and creates a MLA for what each looks like. In my experience the conversion from DCF to AE keeps the substance of your MLAs the same - cash flows will still generally tie out.
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Do you ever run in to issues if you have to share information with outside firms since you are now using a competitor? Gentlemanandscholar - Out of curiosity, how do you deal with interacting with other shops for modeling? I think we can all agree that the majority of the industry works in ARGUS DCF. So it sounds like its DCF with a bunch of Asset Management tools built in? Thats awesome, especially since my shop has $0 AUM. We ultimately ended up going with a competitor. I was involved with the testing of this product at my old shop. I really do not see value for small / boutique shops that outsource a lot of their operational functions. This is really only relevant to large real estate platforms. It's essentially the DCF version coupled with budgeting software.
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Argus Enterprise is argus's new platform they are pushing really hard.