| Realogic announces Realogic Tools™ |
|
|
| Wednesday, October 22 2008 |
|
Chicago, IL October 22, 2008 – Recently released Realogic Tools from real estate software developer Realogic.net gives commercial real estate owners, buyers, and lenders an additional instrument for analyzing and managing assets. Realogic Tools merges the wealth of ARGUS™ data with the power and ease of Excel®, seamlessly extracting ARGUS data into an Excel-based reporting and calculation engine. This allows for comprehensive analysis, valuation, lending and securitization of commercial real estate. By combining the functions of both ARGUS and Excel, Realogic Tools makes critical information available immediately to buyers, lenders, asset managers, and acquisition teams so properties can be quickly analyzed and valuated. Some key features include:
During a real estate acquisition, each party involved has different information requirements. With its ability to capture, analyze and manage a great deal of building and portfolio data, Realogic.net COO Jim Pettinger considers Realogic Tools to be the answer. "The industry standard for commercial real estate financial analysis and modeling is ARGUS software which is used by a vast majority of all owners, managers and lenders" he says. "However, the limited reporting capabilities and challenging data export abilities limits its efficiency. Based on that, we developed a solution called Realogic Tools which helps bridge that gap." Additional benefits of Realogic Tools include:
Developed to help get the job done faster, easier, and for less money, Realogic Tools allows owners, buyers and lenders to enhance productivity, evaluate deals faster, evaluate risk for quicker decision making, and produce company wide valuation and underwriting standards. About Realogic.net, LLC. Realogic.net has been providing software to the commercial real estate industry since 2001. Realogic is committed to using technology to increase efficiencies in the way data is captured, analyzed and managed. For information: www.realogic.net
|