What are comps and how are they used? Comps are market comparables, which is an essential real estate tool for anyone looking to understand the market value of a commercial asset. Comps are important for business, but how are they created in Rethink? In this article, we'll review how internal comps are created. The below process applies to both Sale and Lease Comps.
A Comp is automatically created when a deal is closed in Deal Pipeline.
The video below shows how an internal Sale Comp is created. This automation is triggered when a Buyer Rep deal is moved to the 'Closed' stage.
It is important to note that certain fields are required in order for the comp automation to be triggered. These fields include:
Property
Space/Unit (applies to Landlord Rep and Tenant Rep deals)
If the above fields are left blank at the time the deal is closed, a comp record will not be generated.
If these fields are filled in after the deal has already been closed, you can re-trigger the comp automation by changing the deal stage to an open stage and then back to closed again.
You will know that a comp has been successfully generated by looking for the Comp link at the top of the deal. See below screen shots for further explanation.
Before the comp is generated:
After the comp is generated:
The following clip shows which fields are automatically populated in a Sales Comp:
These fields are:
Address
Buyer (Company)
Seller (Company)
Cap Rate (Stabilized)
Cap Rate (YR 1)
City
Close Deal Date
Comp RT Hidden
Comp Source
Deal Name
Building Size (SF)
Market
Price (PSF)
Price (Total)
Property Class
Property Name
Property Type
Contact
State
Submarket
Year Built
Please reach out to Product Support (rethinkcrm@buildout.com) if you have any questions about Comps.