GAAP and Cash P&Ls

Hi everyone,

I am working on creating a model that projects both GAAP and cash 3-year P&Ls for multiple properties. I have the following data for each property: monthly lease rental, lease expiry, current appraised value and future values for each year through 2030.

Does anyone have any templates for this? I would also appreciate any help as to how to project these out through the 3 years (wouldn't revenue be flat since it's just based on the rental income?), how to show this on a GAAP and cash-basis, etc.

Thanks!

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Your rents would increase at renewal after lease expiration depending on the lease terms. Since lease agreements expire on a rolling basis there would be a loss to lease. Most residential rental payments are due by the 5th of each month, so you'd need to account for receivables and bad debt/allowance for bad debt and collections since you accrue and recognize revenue under GAAP basis. Under cash basis, you would recognize revenue and expenses when cash is actually received/used.

 

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