Creating Real Estate Contracts You can create, change, and display real estate contracts.
If you activated the
Tax & Revenue Management Including Property Tax
business function, then the system also displays the
Property Tax
tab page. For more information, see the documentation for this business function.
In Customizing you can specify that the system displays the
General Data with Fast Entry
tab page in the contract master data for certain contract types (such as residential lease-out) rather than the
General Data
tab page.
On this tab page, the data you need to enter most frequently can be entered in a simplified, faster form. This data can include:
Rental object or cost center
Business partner
Data dependent on the contract term
Organizational assignments
If you need to make more detailed entries than allowed in a particular fast entry field, or if you want to edit the data, or assign more than one object, choose
(
<tab page> Details
) in front of that fast entry field. Depending on the field, this pushbutton has a different quick info text. The quick info text for the given pushbutton indicates for each field which tab page then appears.
Enter a name for the contract and the current tenancy law. You can also make entries for purely informational purposes, such as the industry for commercial contracts. If you want to settle the condition amounts based on sales, set the
Relevant to Sales
indicator. The
Sales-Based Rent Agreement
tab page is displayed, where you can define the reporting rules and sales rules for sales-based rent settlement.
In the
Status Display
area, you can activate or deactivate the contract by choosing
and also display the current status.
Here you assign the role and name of the business partner(s) to the contract. You can assign only one main contractual partner in any given time period (for example, a partner with customer account for a lease-out). However, you can assign main contractual partners consecutively in different time periods.
Note
For more information on time-dependent assignments, see Management of Time Slots .
You can go to the master data of the business partner by choosing
(
Business Partner Master Data
). If you are authorized to do so, you can edit the master data by choosing
(
Change).
Note
For more information on the business partner, see SAP Business Partner in RE-FX .
Here you define the contract term, periods of notice, and renewal rules for fixed-term contracts. Choose
Term
in the table. The
Term
and
Memo
tabs are displayed on the lower part of the screen. Enter the following data:
The contract start date for open-ended contracts. The contract start date is automatically the default entry for the date of first posting.
In the case of
fixed-term
contracts, also enter the date the first contract ends. The system calculates the term in months and sets the status of the contract (for instance,
Created
).
For each contract type, specify if you allow possession dates that differ from the term of the contract. To do so, in Customizing for
. For conditions that have a reference to a contract and to which the
Fixed Amount - Possession Dates
calculation formula is assigned, you can also define possession dates on the
Term
tab page. In that case, postings to conditions with contract reference are allowed within the time period defined by the possession dates, which can differ from the term of the contract.
Note
For conditions with object or object group reference, you define the possession dates on the
Objects
tab page.
For more information, see:
Depending on the contract type, you can create new objects in the real estate contract or assign existing objects to the hierarchy with a time restriction.
For more information, refer to Creating and Assigning Objects in Real Estate Contracts .
You can also define measurements directly for the contract. For example, you might want to define conditions that do not relate to measurements on objects contained in the contract, or you might want to enter a different area on the contract than a rental object actually has.
For more information, see Contract Measurements .
Here you define time-dependent posting terms, and terms for payment frequency and organizational assignments (profit center, business area).
For more information, see Posting Parameters .
Here you define time-dependent condition data for the real estate contract or for the rental objects of the real estate contract.
For more information, see Defining and Assigning Conditions and Flows .
Here you specify the rules for adjusting conditions. Depending on your Customizing settings, you may also be able to change the rules here.
For detailed information on adjusting conditions, see Adjustment of Conditions .
The upper table provides an overview of the rental objects that participate in service charge settlement. These objects are determined by the object assignment in the contract. The periods of rental objects are derived from their assignment to settlement units.
The lower table provides an overview of the settlement participation of the object you select. You can change the validity period and the participation type. Changes are identified in the status column by the icon
.
For more information on settlement participation, see Changing Settlement Participation in RE Contract .
Here you specify the option rate method for determining the option ratefor the contract.
For more information on determining option rates for input tax distribution, see Option Rate Determination and Input Tax Distribution .
Here you enter the rules that the system uses for calculating resubmission dates. For example, you could use the
From date... every ... months
rule in order to generate semiannual resubmission dates starting on a given date.
For more information on the
Resubmission
function, see
Resubmission
.
In the dropdown box you can choose various overviews, for example:
Tenant Account
Overview:
An overview of the tenant account is provided here, where you can see all items for the tenant, either individually (open and cleared) or cumulatively (by period). From the tenant account you can set up installment payments for the tenant for certain open items, or write off open items as irrecoverable debt.
For more information on the tenant account, installment payments, and irrecoverable debt, see Tenant Account .
The other overviews contain functions that are also available on other tab pages.
Fields are initially locked to processing if they affect the cash flow retroactively and can lead to subsequent receivables or credit memos.
For more information, see Locking User Interface for Retroactive Changes .
In the RE Navigator (RE80), choose
(
Create
).
Note
For an accessible version of
Create Real Estate Contract
, use transaction RECN.
You can search for existing contracts in the system according to various criteria, and display and change them. For more information, see Functions in the RE Navigator .
On the initial screen, enter the contract type and company code.
Note
Depending on your settings in Customizing, the number of the contract can be assigned externally or internally. Read the documentation for the
Number Range for Contracts
IMG activity.
You can now enter the data for the contract on the tab pages described above.