rDCF or Rockport Val as an alternative to Argus???
Any IS brokers or analysts with experience in Rockport Val? My team uses Argus and rDCF which work pretty well but we are open to exploring other options. I watched a tutorial on YouTube and the ability to copy and paste straight from excel seems pretty intriguing. Also the stacking plan is nice. Please feel free to share your experiences in any of these platforms.
[{"id": "hn9gfi8", "text": "I would not say it\u2019s worth it. In my experience, people only use Argus. They have a monopoly on the industry. TBH, it would be a red flag if I got an OM with another software.", "replies": [{"id": "hxex8lh", "text": "I agree 100%. I don\u2019t trust any alternatives. I need to see an Argus file", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hncmnsu", "text": "I\u2019m a current student a Penn State and I\u2019m very involved in the real estate major, there company came and pitched the program. \n\nPros:\n-It\u2019s super user friendly and looks appealing \n- You can share your data with people that don\u2019t own the Val and they can use and edit it.\n-I\u2019ve never done the excel copy but it has that function, as well as putting all data into excel.\n-it\u2019s all cloud based\n- they have some cool presentation modes to show your data off with graphs and what not\n- you can take Argus data and transfer it to there program with ease\n\nCons:\n- there interface is a little different from Argus so it definitely takes time getting used too\n- it\u2019s very new to the industry and people don\u2019t like change \n- since it\u2019s cloud based sometimes I have trouble naming programs \u201cno idea why\u201d", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hxexc5a", "text": "You can export all of Argus into excel too dude", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hz2ylch", "text": "Ever heard of ProCalc?  CBRE, Colliers, JLL, Cush/Wake all use it. It's excel based and $1,500/year.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]