In what scenario would Argus Enterprise not blend based on renewal probability?

The scenario where Argus Enterprise does not blend based on renewal probability is when an override is inputted in the months vacant field. In this case, an override indicates that the user has manually set a specific value for how long a property is expected to be vacant, overriding the system's standard calculations which may normally take renewal probabilities into account. This manual input takes precedence and affects how the blending of data is processed, particularly in relation to forecasting occupancy and rental income.

The other scenarios, although they may influence other aspects of the model or data inputs, do not directly prevent blending based on renewal probabilities. For instance, utilizing average rent rates or setting the gross up percentage to zero could affect the calculations and outcomes, but they don’t specifically disrupt the process of blending renewal probabilities. Additionally, if a property is not currently for lease, it may still have relevant data that can be used for projections; thus, its lease status does not inherently negate the blending process based on renewal probability.