Equity [R1103]
The
Equity report [R1103] shows a comparison between the net investment of the lease
and the outstanding loan balance due the lender. This report is of particular
benefit if the "match funding" concept of lease funding is employed
(each lease has a specific underlying loan associated with it).
The
report may be accessed through the Loan report menu [R11] and
may be selected interactively for:
- All
leases
- A portfolio
- A
company
- A region
- An
office
- A lease
Equity
Selection
- ALL
Enter X to report on all
leases. Leave blank if reporting on a specific portfolio, company, region, office,
and/or lease.
- PORT
Enter the number of the
portfolio upon which to report. Leave blank if reporting across portfolios.
- COMP
Enter
the number of the company upon which to report. Leave blank if reporting across
companies.
- REGN
Enter the number of the
region upon which to report. Leave blank if reporting across regions.
- OFFIC
Enter
the number of the office upon which to report. Leave blank if reporting across
offices.
- LEASE
Enter the number of the
lease upon which to report. Leave blank if reporting across leases.
Equity
Report

- LEASE
The lease number is displayed.
- LESSEE
NAME
The short form
of the lessee name is displayed.
- COMMENCE
DATE
The commencement
date of the lease is displayed.
- ORG
TERM
The original term
of the lease in months is displayed.
- REM
TERM
The remaining term
of the lease in months is displayed. The remaining term is based on the number
of months accrued, not on the current date. For month-to- month terms, MTM will
be displayed.
- LEASE
PAYMENT
The regular
lease payment is displayed. If the lease has an irregular payment schedule, the
current scheduled lease payment is displayed. For example, if the lease has the
following schedule: 12
monthly payments of $600.00
12
monthly payments of $750.00
12
monthly payments of $900.00
and
the number of payments accrued is 15, the current scheduled lease payment is $750.00.
- LEASE RESIDUAL
The estimated market value
of the asset(s) at lease maturity is displayed. If multiple assets are tied to
the lease, the sum of the residual values of all assets for the lease is displayed.
- LEASE
BALANCE
The net investment
of the lease is displayed. It is calculated as follows:
For
precomputed interest leases: CONTRACT
RECEIVABLE
+ RESIDUAL
- UNEARNED INCOME (LESSOR + VENDOR + INVESTOR)
For simple
interest leases:
ACCRUED
PRINCIPAL
For
operating leases:
LEASED
ASSETS - ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION
- LOAN
RATE
The interest rate
of the loan is displayed.
- LOAN
PAYMENT
The principal
payment due the lender is displayed.
- LOAN
BALLOON
The last payment
due on the loan is displayed. This is either a true balloon payment or the last
payment amount due for the loan.
- LOAN
BALANCE
The loan balance
is displayed.
- CURRENT
EQUITY
The difference
between the lease balance and the loan balance is displayed. A negative amount
indicates a higher loan balance.
- TOTALS
Page totals for all dollar
amounts are shown by office. Region,
company, portfolio and grand totals are shown for all dollar amounts.
Additional
Information
Leases and
loans are associated through assets, since assets are tied to loans and are also
tied to leases. The loan information, used in comparison with the lease information
of the report, consists of all loans for all assets attached to the lease. For
this report, an asset/loan relationship of one-to-one or one-to-many is assumed.
These relationships occur naturally under the "match-funding" concept.
For an asset/loan relationship of many-to-one (i.e., multiple assets under a single
loan), incorrect loan information is displayed on this report since the per-asset
loan amount cannot be determined.
This
relationship occurs under the "pooled-funding" concept and invalidates
the information on this report.
LeasePak Reference Guide
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