WHAT WE DO

ARC Equities, LLC (“ARC”) Provides comprehensive and accurate financial due diligence for the commercial real estate industry. Established in 2009, ARC has been serving its clients in virtually every capacity related to commercial real estate investment and transaction management.

Every transaction is unique and we have often been called upon to provide services outside of the investment analysis space for anything from on-site supervision of a capital repair to presenting an opportunity to an investment committee on behalf of a client.

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Financial Due Diligence for Income Producing Properties & Construction Projects

  • Review Financial Statements
  • Review Income

  • Review Reimbursable Income (CAM/Pass-Through’s)

  • Review Expenses

  • Sensitivity Analysis

  • Construction Cost Estimating
  • Construction Budgets & Yield On Cost Analysis

We provide comprehensive excel based reports, with clear summaries, including:

  • Income and Expense Verification
  • Financial Modeling/Cash Flow Analysis
  • IRR Analysis of leveraged and non-leverage returns
  • CAM Services
  • Legal Services (provided through the law office of Edward S. Robbins, P.A.)
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Reliable and Timely Lease Abstracts Tailored to your Specifications

ARC’s lease abstracting services include both acquisition due diligence and ownership/management lease abstracting. Depending upon your needs and preferences, ARC will compile reliable and timely lease abstracts tailored to your specifications. Accurate lease abstracts are critically important when considering commercial real estate acquisitions. ARC’s lease abstracting services include a thorough review of:

  • Basic rent, additional rent, tenant improvements, lease commissions, etc.
  • All critical lease dates, including lease expiration dates, rent step-up dates, renewal and option dates, etc.
  • CAM, taxes and insurance responsibilities, structure and payment methodology, all of which can differ from tenant to tenant.
  • Other rights, obligations, and encumbrances detailed in the lease that could impact upon the property’s value.
  • Potential or existing problems that can be gleaned from landlord/tenant correspondence often found within a lease file such rent delinquencies or chronic maintenance and repair issues.