
- Market Rents = Potential Rent that can be collected. Usually these are budgeted.
- Lease Rents = Rent amounts that are offered in a signed lease agreement.
Gain to Lease (GTOL) = Rent that is collected in excess of the Market Rent.
Example: Market Rent is $600.00
Lease Rent is $700.00
$100.00 GTOL
Loss to Lease (LTOL) = Lease Rent that is collected below the Market Rent
Example: Market Rent is $600.00
Lease Rent is $500.00
$100.00 LTOL
- We do not want to see a huge GTOL/LTOL over $100.00. Reviewing the Transaction Summary by Unit Report will show you if a unit has a GTOL LTOL.
- A GTOL/LTOL is created when Rent Charges are charged in the ledger. LTOL/GTOL will NOT reflect from a transaction that is setup in Scheduled Billing.
- When adjusting rents in previous months can cause a GTOL/LTOL in the current fiscal month.
DO NOT REVERSE/EDIT RENTS OR PRORATED RENTS
(There are exceptions)
Submit a help desk ticket to support@uaginc.com for those exceptions.
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