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You can structure lease options by modeling renewal, expansion, contraction, termination, ROFO/ROFR, and purchase options with risk screening and collision checks to identify the optimal package design. The analysis delivers NOI, cap-rate impact, and WALT implications.

The best way to model NOI and cap-rate impacts is to generate three package configurations—conservative, moderate, and aggressive—with explicit financial impacts and risk flags. This approach compares outcomes to recommend an optimal negotiation strategy.

To design a lease option menu, provide property and tenant context to tailor options like ROFO, ROFR, and purchase rights to the property type and market position. The system checks existing commitments and screens for option collisions.

Yes, you can generate draft term sheet language alongside the option register blueprint for ongoing governance. The package design outputs include explicit risk flags and recommended strategies for negotiating renewal and termination options.

Limitations involve potential option collisions with existing commitments and market constraints. The modeling process includes risk screening to flag these conflicts, ensuring the conservative, moderate, and aggressive packages account for tenancy outcomes accurately.

Yes, lease option structuring works across asset types by evaluating complete option menus and their value impact under varying market conditions. It delivers explicit WALT implications alongside NOI and cap-rate estimates to guide asset managers.