Real estate data is a valuable asset for any company operating in the real estate industry. It provides insights into market trends, property values, and customer behavior. With the rise of digital technology, collecting and analyzing real estate data has become easier and more efficient. However, with this ease of access comes the question of
Lease administration might not be the most glamorous aspect of real estate management, but it’s crucial for ensuring smooth operations, legal compliance, and financial stability. Without proper lease administration, property owners and managers risk facing costly penalties, disputes, and even lawsuits. Whether you’re a landlord, tenant, or real estate professional, understanding the importance of lease
The real estate industry has always been a data-driven industry, with property data being one of the most valuable assets for any real estate company. However, with the growth of Big Data technology, the real estate industry is now being transformed like never before. Springbord is at the forefront of this transformation, leveraging the power
Imagine you’re a business owner who has leased a commercial property to operate your business. After a few months, you receive a notice of lease violation from your landlord stating that you’re in breach of the lease agreement. You’re surprised because you thought you were following all the terms and conditions outlined in the lease.
One such audit is the critical audit matter (CAM) audit, which has its own set of pros and cons. In this article, we will explore everything you need to know about CAM audits, including their benefits and drawbacks, and how collecting and using real estate data can be affected by this type of audit. What
As a real estate company, keeping accurate accounting records is crucial to your success. Accurate financial statements provide insights into your business operations and help you make informed decisions about where to invest and grow. However, real estate accounting can be complicated, and without proper guidance, it’s easy to make mistakes that could lead to
Lease abstraction is a fundamental process in the real estate industry, providing a concise summary of vital lease terms, clauses, and relevant data extracted from original lease contracts. It greatly facilitates the review, assessment, and execution of leases for property managers and landlords. While lease abstraction simplifies lease management, the extraction process can be labor-intensive
Are you struggling to keep track of your leases and their terms? Do you find yourself buried under piles of paperwork and endless spreadsheets? If so, it’s time to gain a clear understanding of the lease administration process. In this article, we will provide an overview of the lease administration process and explain how Springbord
As a real estate company, Springbord understands the importance of knowing how to calculate lease liability. Whether you are a tenant or landlord, it is crucial to have an understanding of lease accounting principles to accurately calculate your lease liabilities. In this blog, we will discuss the basics of operating leases and the accounting standards
Springbord is a service-providing company that assists businesses in managing their real estate portfolios effectively. One of the critical aspects of managing a real estate portfolio is lease administration. This is a time-consuming process that involves tracking lease agreements, and payments, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Many businesses are turning to outsourcing lease administration services