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PROBLEMS TO WATCH FOR IN PRO FORMAS (SEE MARTIN ARTICLE IN BULKPACK). (1) Constant Periodic Rent Increases (a) signals no lease-by-lease analysis performed (b) the compounding effect becomes large after a few years; leads to very rapidly increasing effective rents.
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PROBLEMS TO WATCH FOR IN PRO FORMAS (SEE MARTIN ARTICLE IN BULKPACK) (1) Constant Periodic Rent Increases (a) signals no lease-by-lease analysis performed (b) the compounding effect becomes large after a few years; leads to very rapidly increasing effective rents. (2) Operating Expense vs. Income Growth (a) expense growth relatively more rapid over time; heightened maintenance needs; (b) see Exhibit 2 in Martin for BOMA figures (3) Constant Periodic Expense Recoveries (a) unlikely at lease renewal time--esp. in today's market
PROBLEMS TO WATCH FOR IN PRO FORMAS (4) Vacancy Losses (a) absurdly low single-digit levels typically assumed (5) Expenses in General (a) can be idiosyncratic (1) property taxes in California: liability can change dramatically at sale due to adjustment to market-value assessment (2) Tenant Improvements (TI): can be very high at lease expiration; are not deductible capital improvements (6) Reversion Calculations @ Sale (a) always the most uncertain of calculations; dependent upon forecasting prowess