Vacancy & turnover report

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Which units are empty, since when, and what your turn estimates came to.

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Vacancy & turnover

every unit on this device
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Showing every unit on this device. Ages are measured from .

Nothing is marked empty. Units your rent roll shows as vacant, on notice or in renovation appear here, along with any turn estimates you have worked out.

Which units your own rent rolls mark empty, since when, and what your turn estimates came to over the period you choose. IT STORES NOTHING AND SENDS NOTHING. It publishes NO TARGET VACANCY PERIOD, no market standard, no benchmark and no acceptable turnover cost — every figure and every date on it is one you entered somewhere else, and a target invented here would become a number somebody was measured against. Whether a vacancy is long or a turn was expensive is your judgment about your own portfolio.

What is empty, and since when

A rent roll says a unit is vacant. It does not say for how long or what the last turn cost. Putting the rent rolls and your own turn estimates on one page answers both.

Nothing is benchmarked

No target vacancy period, no market standard, no acceptable turn cost. Whether thirty days empty is bad depends on the market, the unit and the month, and this product knows none of those.

It stores nothing

Open it, filter it, print it. Every key on your device is byte for byte as it was.

Alongside this: Rent roll · Unit turn checklist · Unit turn cost

A report derived from records already on your device. It stores nothing and transmits nothing. CompliMaint publishes no target vacancy period, market standard, benchmark or acceptable turnover cost, and gives no advice. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

Where does the vacancy come from?
From your own rent rolls — units you marked vacant, on notice or in renovation. Nothing is inferred and nothing is guessed.
Does it store anything?
No. It is a query over records that already exist. Nothing is written.
Is there a target vacancy figure?
No. There is no target, no market standard, no benchmark and no acceptable turnover cost anywhere on this page — a number invented here would become the number somebody was measured against.
Where do the turn costs come from?
From the unit turn estimates you worked out. They are your figures.
How is this different from the unit turn checklist?
The checklist is the work in progress on one unit. This is the period view across the portfolio.