However, orange font cells are also used here which are optional input cells with default formulas* *Quick tip: as always the blue font cells are input cells while all others are output cells. If you attempt to open the file with an incompatible version of Excel, an error box will appear stating the file is corrupt. I’ll be following this post up with model updates and additional training videos and posts.įriendly Request: If you find errors, have suggestions for how I can improve this model, or have a question about the model, please drop me a note in the All-in-One’s Support Forum and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.ĭownload the Model | Guide to Getting Started | Video Intro | Version Notes | Model Support Excel Version Compatibility Finally watch the ‘ Video Introduction‘ at the end of this post. Then, read through the ‘ Getting Started‘ sections below to get a basic understanding of how the model works.
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First, download the model and open it up alongside your browser. So let’s have a look at what is included in the model. I also plan to continue to add property-specific analysis sections for each property type using modules we’ve shared on A.CRE. In the future will added functionality for mixed-use valuations of any combination of retail, office, industrial, and multifamily uses that you could think of. For example I recently added a robust multifamily module capable of modeling apartment, student housing, and seniors housing deals. Plus I’ll be adding additional modules as I find time ( contribute your ideas in the model’s support forum). I set out to build a model that does it all and right now, its pretty dang close! Acquisition, value-add/redevelopment, ground-up development, industrial, office, retail, apartment, student housing, seniors housing, various partnership structures, advanced underwriting modules, tabs that automatically hide/unhide depending on the selections you make, and the list goes on. With all the talk about limitations in Excel, you’d think I’m setting you up for just another back-of-the-envelope acquisition model. Read about the limitations of Excel compared to the non-Excel based alternatives. So if you spot something needing changed, please let us know.ĭownload the Model | Guide to Getting Started | Video Intro | Version Notes | Model Support With that said, the model likely still contains errors and room for improvement. This means that it has received sufficient community feedback and testing that it is largely stable.
In November 2019, after over 40 updates over two years, we officially removed the beta label from the model.
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As I find time and as your suggestions come in, I’ll continue to update the model with the hope that one day, it might have its permanent place in commercial real estate underwriting. The model has been downloaded thousands of times and hundreds of you are actively contributing to continuous and substantive improvements.
Since that release, I’ve continued to update the model regularly, correcting errors and adding features you, the user, are asking for. Alas, in 2016 I released the first beta-version of the model – my All-in-One (Ai1) Underwriting Tool for Real Estate Development and Acquisition in Excel (catchy name, I know!). With career moves and a lot of other A.CRE-related side projects, this undertaking has been slow going. As many of you recall, in 2015 I set out to build an Excel alternative to the widely-used ( and now discontinued) ARGUS DCF.
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