Unit Turn Management Dashboard

Track every unit from notice to lease-ready, see exactly which stage each turn is in, and hold vendors accountable. Most properties reduce turn time from 18+ days to 12-14 days, recovering $50K-150K+ annually in lost rent through faster, more consistent turnover.

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Getting Started

1️⃣ Connect Your Systems Link your property management system and any maintenance/work order tools you use. We’ll import current vacant units, notices, and work orders.

2️⃣ Import Historical Turn Data Pull in 6-12 months of historical turn data (move-out dates, ready dates, costs). This establishes your baseline turn time and cost benchmarks.

3️⃣ Configure Vendors & Processes Add your vendors to the system with contact info, categories, and any existing performance data. Map your turn process stages (inspection, painting, flooring, cleaning, etc.).

4️⃣ Start Optimizing Day one: See your current turn pipeline and where each unit stands. Week one: Identify your slowest property or biggest bottleneck. Month one: Implement your first process improvement and track the impact.

Turn Chaos into Clockwork: Unit Turn Management

Minimize Vacancy Loss

Track every unit from notice to lease-ready. Know exactly where each turn stands, which are delayed, and what’s blocking progress—in real-time.

Control Turn Costs

See exactly what each turn costs, compare across properties, and identify which vendors are efficient vs. expensive. Stop budget-busting turnover surprises.

Accelerate Turn Times

Reduce average turn time from 18 days to 12 days through better visibility, vendor accountability, and process optimization. Every day saved = revenue recovered.

The Turn Management Problem Killing Your NOI

If you’re managing unit turns across multiple properties, these problems are costing you thousands monthly:

  • ⚠️ Turn time blindness: No idea how long turns actually take until the unit sits vacant for 3 weeks

  • ⚠️ Cost unpredictability: Turnover costs vary wildly—1, 800onemonth, 4,200 the next—with no explanation

  • ⚠️ Vendor chaos: Multiple vendors, unclear timelines, no accountability for delays

  • ⚠️ Notice-to-ready gap: Resident gives 30 days notice, but unit isn’t ready for 45+ days

  • ⚠️ Property-level inconsistency: One property averages 12 days, another averages 19 days—why?

  • ⚠️ Invoice bottleneck: Vendor invoices pile up, sit in “review” for weeks, delay payments

  • ⚠️ Work stage mystery: Is the unit being painted? Waiting on carpet? No one knows.

Poor turn management = 8-15 extra vacancy days per turn = $15K-30K annual loss per property. Time to fix it.


Your New Reality: Complete Turn Visibility

Turn Stage Pipeline

Funnel showing units at each stage of the turn process

See every unit in the pipeline:

  • Notice received (8 units)

  • Move-out complete (12 units)

  • Inspection done (10 units)

  • Work in progress (15 units)

  • Final clean (5 units)

  • Ready to lease (3 units)

Know your pipeline at all times

Turn Time by Property

Bar chart comparing average turn times across properties

Compare property performance:

  • Harbor View: 12.5 days (excellent)

  • Sunset Ridge: 14.2 days (on target)

  • Riverside Commons: 16.8 days (needs improvement)

  • Parkview Estates: 18.5 days (problematic)

Benchmark and optimize across portfolio

Vendor Performance Tracking

Table showing vendor ratings, completion times, and costs

Hold vendors accountable:

  • ABC Painting: 4.8 stars, 3.2 days avg

  • Quality Floors: 4.5 stars, 4.5 days avg

  • QuickClean: 4.9 stars, 1.0 day avg

  • Elite Appliance: 3.8 stars, 5.8 days (slow!)

Rate, compare, optimize vendor mix


Real Results: From Turn Chaos to Turn Mastery

Metric

Before Turn Dashboard

After 6 Months

Average turn time

18.5 days (unknown variance)

12.8 days (consistent)

Turn cost per unit

$3,450 (unpredictable)

$2,650 (controlled)

Turn cost variance

±45% month-to-month

±8% month-to-month

Vendor accountability

None (manual tracking)

Rated & performance-tracked

Notice-to-ready time

42 days average

28 days average

Invoice processing time

12 days average

2 days average

Annual vacancy loss recovered

$124K across 5 properties


Features That Transform Turn Operations

📋 Notice-to-Ready Tracking

Track every unit from the moment a resident gives notice through move-out, inspection, work, and lease-ready status. Never lose track of where a unit is in the process.

🏠 Units On Notice

See all upcoming move-outs with days until vacant. Plan turn work before the unit is even empty. Eliminate the “oh no, we need to start the turn NOW” panic.

⏱️ Turn Time Analytics

  • Average turn time portfolio-wide

  • Turn time by property

  • Turn time by unit type

  • Turn time trends over time

  • Comparison to target (14 days? 10 days?)

💰 Turn Cost Breakdown

See exactly what each turn costs:

  • Painting: $950 avg

  • Flooring: $1,200 avg

  • Cleaning: $285 avg

  • Appliances/Other: $415 avg

Know where money goes.

👷 Vendor Performance Monitoring

  • Active jobs per vendor

  • Average completion time per vendor

  • Star ratings and performance scores

  • Total spend per vendor (30-day rolling)

  • Identify slow or expensive vendors

🔧 Work Stage Visibility

See which units are at which stage:

  • Inspection needed

  • Work scheduled

  • Painting in progress (75% complete)

  • Flooring in progress (50% complete)

  • Final clean in progress (95% complete)

  • Ready to lease

No more “where’s that unit?” questions.

📊 Turn Stage Pipeline

Funnel view showing how many units are at each stage. Identify bottlenecks. If 15 units are “waiting on inspection,” you have a scheduling problem. If 8 units are in painting, you may need more painting capacity.

💳 Invoice Management

  • Pending invoices requiring review

  • Approved invoices

  • Disputed invoices

  • Total pending invoice value

  • Days in review per invoice

Accelerate approvals, improve vendor relationships.

🎯 Property Benchmarking

Compare turn performance across all properties. Identify best practices from top performers. Understand why Property A averages 12 days while Property B averages 18 days.


Perfect For

Property Managers

Manage daily turn operations with complete visibility, reduce vacancy loss, and ensure consistent turn quality across all units

Maintenance Supervisors

Coordinate vendor schedules, track work progress, manage invoices, and optimize turn times through better process management

Regional/Portfolio Managers

Benchmark turn performance across properties, identify inefficiencies, standardize best practices, and control turnover costs at scale



Use Case: Cutting Turn Time from 18 to 12 Days

Real Customer Story

Challenge: A 5-property, 850-unit portfolio had inconsistent turn times ranging from 12-24 days, with no visibility into why. Turn costs were unpredictable, and vendor management was chaos.

Dashboard Revealed:

  • Portfolio average turn time: 18.5 days (vs 14-day target)

  • Parkview Estates: 22 days average (worst performer)

  • Harbor View: 12.5 days average (best performer)

  • Turn cost variance: ±45% month-to-month

  • Vendor performance: Elite Appliance taking 5.8 days vs 2-3 day standard

  • Bottleneck: 40% of delay was “waiting on inspection” (scheduling problem)

  • Invoice processing: 12 days average (causing vendor frustration)

  • No standardized turn process across properties

Action Taken:

  1. Inspection scheduling: Pre-scheduled inspections for all units on notice (eliminated “waiting on inspection” bottleneck)

  2. Vendor optimization: Replaced slow appliance vendor, standardized painting and flooring vendors across portfolio

  3. Process standardization: Documented Harbor View’s 12-day process, rolled out to all properties

  4. Turn cost budgets: Set $2,800 target per turn, required approval for overages

  5. Invoice acceleration: Implemented 48-hour review target for all turn invoices

  6. Work stage tracking: Required vendors to update status daily via mobile app

  7. Parkview Estates focus: Deep-dive into why turns took 22 days, fixed staffing and process issues

Results After 12 Months:

  • Portfolio average turn time: 12.8 days (down from 18.5)

  • Parkview Estates: 14.2 days (down from 22 days, 35% improvement)

  • Turn cost: 2, 650average(downfrom3,450, 23% reduction)

  • Turn cost variance: ±8% (down from ±45%, predictable budgeting)

  • Vendor accountability: All vendors rated, slow performers replaced

  • Invoice processing: 2 days average (down from 12 days)

  • Vacancy loss recovered: 5.7 days per turn × 180 turns/year × 65 ⁄ day = **66,700 annually**

  • Turn cost savings: 800perturn×180turns = **144K annually**

  • Total impact: $210K+ annual improvement

“We knew turns were slow, but had no idea where the time was going. The dashboard showed us exactly where to focus.” — Regional Maintenance Supervisor


Key Turn Metrics You’ll Track


Technical Integration (Works With Your Stack)


Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can vendors update work status themselves? A: Yes. Vendors can use a mobile app or simple web interface to update work stage and completion. This keeps the dashboard current without manual data entry.

Q: How do you calculate turn time? A: Move-out date to lease-ready date. You can also track “notice-to-ready” time if you want to include the notice period.

Q: Can I set different turn time targets by property or unit type? A: Yes. Set property-specific or unit-type-specific targets (e.g., 12 days for 1BR, 16 days for 3BR).

Q: What if we do turns in-house vs. using vendors? A: Works for both. Track in-house staff as “vendors” or track by work stage regardless of who does the work.

Q: Can I see turn costs in real-time? A: Yes, as invoices are entered or approved. You’ll see total turn cost for each unit as work progresses.

Q: Does this replace our work order system? A: No. Your team still uses their existing tools. The dashboard aggregates and analyzes that data for better turn management and accountability.


Stop Losing Money to Slow Turns

Every day without turn visibility means:

  • Units sitting vacant longer than necessary

  • Vendor delays going unnoticed

  • Turn costs drifting higher with no accountability

  • Properties operating inefficiently while you’re unaware

  • Revenue loss that compounds month after month

Your best-performing properties have turn times under 14 days through disciplined process management.

The question isn’t whether you need turn intelligence.

The question is: How much are slow turns costing you right now?

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