39 Tenant Rent Roll

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The Tenant Rent Roll shows rents in effect based on an as of date. You can use the Processing Options available to control the information that appears on the report. The following is a list of some of the features available to you.

This report lists rent amounts in effect on the date you specify in the processing options. The quantities relate to recurring billings and can include the following:

Item Item
Base rent Market, renewal, or potential rent
Expense participation Vacant and occupied units
Escalation Speculative leases, pre-leases, and subleases
Sales overage or rent steps Monthly and annual amounts
Miscellaneous recurring billings Gross amounts and amounts per square foot

It is based on the Unit Master file (F1507) and can also include information from the following files:

Item Item
Building (Business Unit) Master (F0006) Product Scales Master (F15014)
Address Book Master (F0101) Tenant Escalation Master (F15016)
Tenant/Lease Master (F1501) Recurring Billings Master (F1502)
Tenant Sales History (F15013) Log Standards Master (F1503)

Navigation

From the Real Estate Management System menu (G15), choose Tenant and Lease Reporting.

From the Tenant and Lease Reporting menu (G1514), choose Tenant Rent Roll.

You can also access the Tenant and Lease Reporting menu from the Tenant and Lease Information menu (G1511).

39.1 Tenant Rent Roll Procedures

When you choose the report from a menu, the system displays a DREAM Writer version list. From this screen, you can copy, change, or run a version of the report. For an overview of the DREAM Writer facility, see Appendix B, "DREAM Writer Overview" in this guide.

39.2 Tenant Rent Roll Report

Figure 39-1 Tenant Rent Roll Report

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Description of "Figure 39-1 Tenant Rent Roll Report"

Note:

The information in the sample report is not complete. Therefore, the totals do not agree with the rest of the information.

39.4 Guidelines

  • When a sublease exists, it appears directly below the related primary lease.

  • The rent amounts are rounded to the nearest whole dollar, so cents do not appear on the report. However, the system includes the cents when it calculates the totals. Therefore, the totals may not agree with the rest of the information.