Free Commercial Real Estate Templates for Excel

Download professional CRE templates used by investors, lenders, and brokers for property analysis and due diligence. All templates work with Excel, Google Sheets, and Numbers. No signup required—just download and start using immediately.

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What's Included in Each Template

Rent Roll Template

A rent roll is the foundational document for any commercial real estate investment. Our template includes all 12 standard fields used by investors, lenders, and brokers: Unit ID, Tenant Name, Square Footage, Lease Start, Lease End, Monthly Rent, Annual Rent (calculated), Rent per SF (calculated), Status, Security Deposit, Lease Type, and Notes.

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T12 Template

A T12 (Trailing 12 Months) statement shows actual historical financial performance, which is essential for calculating Net Operating Income (NOI) and valuing commercial properties. Our template includes standard income categories (GPR, vacancy, other income) and expense categories (taxes, insurance, utilities, repairs, management).

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Why Use Standardized CRE Templates?

Consistent formats save time and reduce errors across your portfolio:

Industry Standard Format

Our templates use the same fields and categories that lenders, appraisers, and institutional investors expect to see.

Built-in Formulas

Calculated fields like annual rent, rent per SF, and NOI update automatically as you enter data.

Works Everywhere

Download as Excel (.xlsx) and use in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, Apple Numbers, or LibreOffice.

No Learning Curve

Simple, clean layouts that anyone can use immediately. No complex macros or hidden features.

How Rent Roll and T12 Work Together

During commercial real estate due diligence, the rent roll and T12 statement are used together to verify income and identify potential issues.

Rent Roll Shows...

  • Who is currently leasing each unit
  • What rent they're contracted to pay
  • When their leases expire
  • Which units are vacant

= Potential / Contracted Income

T12 Shows...

  • What rent was actually collected
  • What operating expenses were paid
  • Monthly trends over 12 months
  • Net Operating Income (NOI)

= Actual Historical Performance

Pro Tip: Reconcile Both Documents

If the rent roll shows $500,000 in potential annual rent but the T12 shows only $450,000 collected, you need to understand why. The difference could be vacancy, bad debt, concessions, or collection issues—all critical factors in your underwriting.

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