Task guide

Enter Single Tenant Net Lease financials

Complete the dedicated one-tenant form and understand the financial scope and output differences for a net lease property.

10 to 20 minutesFor Single Tenant Net Lease document creatorsBeginnerLast verified September 6, 2026

Outcome

The document has one saved tenant with correct size, rent basis, lease structure, dates, and remaining-term context.

Navigation path

Document wizard > Rent Roll > Tenant & Lease

Access

A Single Tenant Net Lease document

On this page

Before you start

Data, sources, and access to prepare

  • A Single Tenant Net Lease property type
  • Tenant name, building area, rent, lease type, and dates

Use the dedicated one-tenant path

Net Lease rent-roll workflow showing the tenant and lease fields used for analysis.
Complete the single-tenant net lease path with verified lease economics and only the financial options this workflow supports.

Net lease input and output

The property type replaces the generic roster with one tenant and a dedicated summary page.

  • Financial ScopeTenant & LeaseFull
  • Tenant & LeaseValuation
  • ValuationNet Lease Summary

Rent Roll Only is unavailable

Single Tenant Net Lease removes the Rent Roll Only scope. Use Full Financials for the tenant and detailed analysis, Cap Rate & NOI for headline facts, or Skip Financials.

Enter the lease record

Enter the lease record field reference
FieldRequirementWhat it meansFormatUnitsSave behaviorDownstream effect
Tenant NameRequiredThe single occupant presented in the summary.Plain textNot applicableSaved with Tenant & Lease when Continue succeeds.Identifies the occupant on the dedicated Net Lease Summary.
Building SFRequiredArea used by SF/Yr rent calculations.Positive numberSquare feetSaved with Tenant & Lease when Continue succeeds.Multiplies SF/Yr base rent and supplies the area shown with the tenant record.
Lease TypeRecommendedNNN, Net, Ground Lease, or Custom.Select one supported lease typeNot applicableSaved with Tenant & Lease when Continue succeeds.Labels the lease structure on the tenant record and Net Lease Summary.
Base Rent and BasisRecommendedRent entered as SF/Yr or Annual.Currency amount plus SF/Yr or Annual basisCurrency per SF per year or currency per yearSaved with Tenant & Lease when Continue succeeds.Calculates annual base rent using the selected basis and saved Building SF.
Lease Start and EndRecommendedDates used to display the lease period and remaining term.Two calendar datesCalendar datesSaved with Tenant & Lease when Continue succeeds.Displays the contractual period and drives the calculated Remaining Term from the end date.
NotesOptionalReader-facing lease context.Plain textNot applicableSaved with Tenant & Lease when Continue succeeds.Adds the saved lease context to the tenant presentation without changing rent calculations.
Remaining TermCalculatedTime from today to lease end, or Expired.Read-only duration or Expired labelYears and months relative to the current dateNo direct entry. Recalculates automatically from the saved lease end date and current date.Shows current remaining-term context on the Net Lease Summary.

Required means the field is needed to complete or support this workflow. Some screens allow a draft to save before every required item is complete. The steps and troubleshooting call out controls the product actively blocks.

Enter the lease record
Rent basisAnnual calculation
SF/YrEntered rate x building SF
AnnualEntered amount

Complete and save the form

Net lease steps

  1. 1

    Choose the financial depth

    Financial Scope

    Select Full Financials, Cap Rate & NOI, or Skip Financials.

    Expected result: The wizard shows the matching steps.

    If this does not happen: Use Full Financials if Tenant & Lease and detailed financial analysis are required.

  2. 2

    Enter tenant identity and size

    Tenant & Lease

    Enter Tenant Name and Building SF first.

    Expected result: The two fields required by Continue are complete.

    If this does not happen: If Continue later fails, confirm the name is not blank and SF is greater than zero.

  3. 3

    Choose the lease structure

    Tenant & Lease > Lease Type

    Select the lease type supported by the lease abstract.

    Expected result: The selected structure appears on the tenant record.

    If this does not happen: Use Custom only when the listed lease types do not fit.

  4. 4

    Enter base rent

    Tenant & Lease > Base Rent

    Enter base rent with the SF/Yr or Annual basis.

    Expected result: Annual rent calculates from the chosen basis.

    If this does not happen: If annual rent is wrong, compare the entered rate and building SF.

  5. 5

    Enter dates and notes

    Tenant & Lease

    Add start and end dates plus concise notes.

    Expected result: The remaining-term display updates relative to today.

    If this does not happen: If the term shows Expired, verify the lease-end year and source document.

  6. 6

    Continue to save

    Bottom of Tenant & Lease

    Select Continue after reviewing all fields.

    Expected result: The single tenant saves and the wizard advances.

    If this does not happen: The form saves on Continue, so remain on the page and retry after correcting required fields.

  7. 7

    Verify output

    Review & Customize, Net Lease Summary

    Check tenant, rent, lease dates, remaining term, and key financial facts.

    Expected result: The dedicated summary matches the source lease abstract.

    If this does not happen: Return to Tenant & Lease or valuation for any mismatch.

Know the current form limits

Continue succeeds with rent or dates blank

Likely cause: The current gate checks only Tenant Name and Building SF.

  1. Treat rent, type, and dates as recommended completeness fields.
  2. Use the checklist before publishing rather than relying only on Continue.
Escalation or reimbursement controls are missing

Likely cause: The dedicated net lease form does not expose those generic tenant-drawer fields.

  1. Enter the fields available in Tenant & Lease.
  2. Do not claim an escalation schedule is modeled unless it is visible and verified in the current workflow.
More than one tenant is needed

Likely cause: This property type intentionally uses the first single-tenant record.

  1. Confirm that Single Tenant Net Lease is the correct property type.
  2. Use Retail, Office/Medical, or Industrial for a multi-tenant property.

Net lease review

  • Exactly one intended tenant
  • Building SF reconciles
  • Rent basis is correct
  • Lease type and dates are complete
  • Remaining term is current
  • Net Lease Summary is present when expected

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