What should we spend on this unit between tenancies?
We cannot recommend spending yet
A tenancy is ending and the unit needs to be re-let, but the facts needed to cost the work and compare the options are not on file.
Confirm the propertyIdentifying the unit comes first; every other fact depends on it.
- RecommendationNeeds evidence
- Approve for firm quotes
- Confirm final budget
- Authorize work
Why we are not recommending a spend yet
What property/unit does the available turnover evidence belong to?
Required to correlate later lease, inspection, quote and market evidence without guessing.
What is the current authoritative monthly rent immediately before move-out?
Required for deterministic lost-rent and incremental-rent economics.
What capital objective and constraints has the owner actually authorized for this turn?
May change which strategies are acceptable even when economics are favorable.
What condition and repair scope is established by current inspection evidence?
Changes direct cost, downtime and whether optimization scope is justified.
Your three options
Same property, same method, three ways to spend.
Do Nothing / Defer
Re-let at today's rent after only the touch-ups the turnover requires. Elective work is put off, not cancelled.
- Upfront
- Not costed
- Off the market
- Unknown
- Rent after
- Unknown
- Position over the period
- Unknown
Minimum Turn / Repair
Restore rent-ready condition using only evidence-supported repair scope.
- Upfront
- Not costed
- Off the market
- Unknown
- Rent after
- Unknown
- Position over the period
- Unknown
Rental Optimization
Consider bounded optimization only if condition, cost and market evidence justify it.
- Upfront
- Not costed
- Off the market
- Unknown
- Rent after
- Unknown
- Position over the period
- Unknown
What could change the decision
The things that could flip the answer, kept in front of you instead of buried in an estimate.
What happens next
- Resolve the property/unit from the authoritative tenancy or property record.Record the authoritative property/unit reference without replacing the source turnover evidence.
- Read the authoritative current lease/rent ledger for the identified tenancy.Record current monthly rent, effective date and source reference.
- Obtain the owner's documented objective, budget constraints and decision priorities.Record the owner's stated objective separately from management recommendations.
- Review current move-out/inspection evidence and obtain trade scope where required.Record observed condition, required repairs, optional work and supporting evidence.
Identifying the unit comes first; every other fact depends on it.
The work
What is in the plan, what is an allowance, and what is left out
Investigate first
No work can be scoped or priced until these are answered.
- What property/unit does the available turnover evidence belong to?Investigate
- What is the current authoritative monthly rent immediately before move-out?Investigate
- What capital objective and constraints has the owner actually authorized for this turn?Investigate
- What condition and repair scope is established by current inspection evidence?Investigate
- What achievable rent is supported by a current property-specific CMA?Investigate
- What supported direct cost and downtime applies to each strategy?Investigate
What this is based on
Every item is marked: Verified · Provided · Estimated · Needs confirmation · Missing
Property and tenancy
- ProvidedMove out effective date — 2026-10-31On file
- ProvidedTenant stated move reason — larger space for familyOn file
- ProvidedManagement releasing intent — prepare and re-lease immediatelyOn file
Rent and market
- Needs confirmationProposed advertising monthly rent — $1,875.00/moOwner confirmation was requested; this is not owner approval.
Still missing
- MissingWhat property/unit does the available turnover evidence belong to?Required to correlate later lease, inspection, quote and market evidence without guessing.
- MissingWhat is the current authoritative monthly rent immediately before move-out?Required for deterministic lost-rent and incremental-rent economics.
- MissingWhat capital objective and constraints has the owner actually authorized for this turn?May change which strategies are acceptable even when economics are favorable.
- MissingWhat condition and repair scope is established by current inspection evidence?Changes direct cost, downtime and whether optimization scope is justified.
- MissingWhat achievable rent is supported by a current property-specific CMA?The $1,875 figure is a proposal pending owner confirmation, not verified market support.
- MissingWhat supported direct cost and downtime applies to each strategy?Required before deterministic strategy economics or a sensitivity boundary can be calculated.
What you told us
- MissingYour objectiveNot on file. This changes which options are even acceptable.
The detailed numbers
What the recommended plan costs and returns on its own
Assumptions and limits
What this decision takes as given, and what it does not claim
- Nothing is assumed in place of a missing fact. Every unknown stays marked as missing until evidence arrives.
- A proposed rent is shown as a proposal, not as market evidence or owner approval.