Lease Data as ARGUS Input

Lease abstracts entered in ModelBase™ — with field-level citations tied to source documents — become the structured input set for building ARGUS models. Tenants, suites, rent steps, TIs, reimbursement types, and renewal options are all captured in a format designed to feed directly into ARGUS lease input screens, reducing manual re-entry and transcription errors.

Notation-Backed Alignment

Before any model is updated, lease notations confirm that every material input has been verified against the executed document — page number, quoted text, and AM review on record. This creates an institutional-grade audit trail that answers the question: 'How do we know the model reflects the actual lease?' The answer is documented, citable, and reviewable.

Archived Outputs Create Auditability

Every ARGUS output uploaded to ModelBase™ is timestamped, versioned, and linked to the property and model run that produced it. If assumptions change — a lease is amended, a renewal is exercised, a cap rate is revised — the prior output remains on record. This makes model updates fully auditable: you can see exactly what changed, when, and why.

Lookback Analysis & Model Improvement

Over time, the archive of forecast vintages enables lookback analysis: comparing original projections against actual performance at the property level. This supports continuous improvement in underwriting assumptions — identifying where models consistently over- or under-estimated NOI growth, lease-up timing, or expense escalation — and building a proprietary benchmark dataset across the portfolio.