Vacancy loss calculator

What do empty units cost you each year?

Every day a unit sits empty between residents is a day of rent or housing charges you don’t collect. Enter your numbers to see what slow turnovers cost your building, and what a faster turnover could recover.

Your building

Use yearly averages. Rough numbers are fine.

How many residents move out in a typical year.

$

For co-ops, use the average monthly housing charge.

days

From move-out to the day the next resident can move in.

days

Your target when cleaning, checks and repairs run on one schedule.

How we calculate: daily cost per unit = monthly rent × 12 ÷ 365. Yearly loss = turnovers × days empty × daily cost. This is an estimate to help you plan, not a guarantee of results.

Where the days go

Most of the delay happens between trades.

Units rarely sit empty because the work is hard. They sit empty because each step waits for the one before it.

Waiting for cleaners

Move-out cleaning gets booked after the keys come back, not before.

Repairs found late

Damage is spotted during cleaning, so repairs start days later.

Separate contractors

Painter, handyman and cleaner each book their own visit.

No one owns the schedule

Your staff chase every step between their regular work.

Turnit runs the whole turnover on one schedule: move-out cleaning, a condition check with photos, and minor repairs by our vetted trade partners, so the unit is ready for the next resident sooner.
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