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GPR Report Month End Review
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GPR Report Month End Review

 

Report Filters:

 

 

 

Loss to Lease Review

 

Vacancy Review

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Loss To Lease Calculation Errors:

Look For:

 

  • 0 Dollar Amount in Potential Rent
  • Doubled Rent or Large Rent in Potential Rent
  • Small Amounts in Potential Rent

 

Examples:

$0 in Potential Rent

Loss to Lease= Market Rent Occupied Unit

 

Cause: No Active Lease Charges for the period

Research: Active Lease Charges, Expired Lease Charges,

 

Potential Rent Doubled ( Or Large Amount)

Cause: Two Active Lease Charges for the same period due to a renewal processed incorrectly. Corrected lease charges were back dated to the start of the lease renewal.

 

Research: Active Lease Charges, Expired Lease Charges, Resident History


 

Find Resident History: Resident File: Data: Resident History

 

Small Amounts in Potential Rent

Cause:

1. Its accurate ( highly unlikely)

2. Only Base Rent or Subsidy Rent Portion is entered under Active Lease Charges

3. Employee Unit Lease Charge

 

Research: Active Lease Charges & Expired Lease Charges

 

Vacancy Calculation Errors:

 

Look For:

    • Occupied Unit with Vacancy Amount
    • Vacant Unit with no Vacancy Amount /Small Vacancy Amount

 

 

Example:

 

 

Cause: Rent was manually charged, no active lease charges for the period are on the account. This creates a credit to vacancy.

Research: Active Lease Charges, Expired Lease Charges, Tenant Ledger

Click on Resident Name: Reports: Ledger: Click Record Number to View Detail

In this example the problem was no active lease charge, producing the variance in both loss to lease & vacancy.

 

 

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