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Matt Morand
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Tenant Turn Over Cost Rules of Thumb

Matt Morand
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Is there a general rule of thumb that is used when underwriting the cost of tenant turn over?

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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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Mine run about $30 after deducting the carpet shampooing fee from the deposit per lease. That's if they haven't been there for a decade and I've upgraded to laminates already and stabilized.

That doesn't include my generally negative vacancy rate. I have someone new in before the end of the month. But I self-manage. 

A PM will probably run $1-2k, plus an extra month of vacancy, plus their fill fee.  3-4 months rent per turn at one thousand per month. I've paid buildings off by turning and filling myself.

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