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Renew the lease or find a new tenant

Compare a renewal with re-letting after vacancy, leasing fees and turnover work over your chosen horizon.

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Higher modeled net rent

Renewal$4,192 ahead after 24 months.

New-tenant rent to break even

$3,384Assumes the entered vacancy and one turnover event.

New tenant catches up

Not within horizon

Turnover cash outlay

$7,700
Cumulative rental cash
RenewRe-let
Cumulative rental cashCumulative rent after entered operating costs and initial turnover costs, by month.-$13.2K$3.9K$21K$38K$55.1K15913172124
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Monthly lease comparison

All amounts in US dollars unless shown otherwise.

MonthRenewal cash (USD)New-tenant cash (USD)Renewal cumulative (USD)New-tenant cumulative (USD)
1$2,100-$800$2,100-$8,500
2$2,100$1,908$4,200-$6,592
3$2,100$2,400$6,300-$4,192
4$2,100$2,400$8,400-$1,792
5$2,100$2,400$10,500$608
6$2,100$2,400$12,600$3,008
7$2,100$2,400$14,700$5,408
8$2,100$2,400$16,800$7,808
9$2,100$2,400$18,900$10,208
10$2,100$2,400$21,000$12,608
How this tool calculates the result

Vacancy weeks are converted to months at 52 weeks per 12 months. Partial first-month occupancy is prorated. One leasing fee and turnover bill are charged up front. Monthly operating costs are shared by both paths. No rent growth, renewal concessions, security deposits, taxes or further vacancies are modeled.