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Executive Summary Weekly Status Report
Vacancy Analysis

📊 Current Vacancy Snapshot: 2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21

  • Total portfolio units: 360
  • Total vacant units: 21
  • Portfolio vacancy rate: 5.8%
  • Ready vacant units: 10
  • Not-ready vacant units: 11
  • Total waiting list: 115 applicants

✅ Demand appears strong overall because the waiting list significantly exceeds the number of vacant units. The main occupancy constraint is not lack of demand, but the number of units that are not yet ready to lease.

🏘️ Vacancy Rate by Property

Property Units Vacant Vacancy Rate Ready Not Ready Waiting List Key Insight
Brookstone Village 120 9 7.5% 3 6 4 High vacancy volume and limited waitlist depth; multiple delayed turns.
Cedar Ridge Commons 48 5 10.4% 2 3 16 Highest vacancy rate; small property size magnifies impact of 5 vacant units.
Harbor Point Apartments 96 2 2.1% 2 0 27 Strong position; all vacant units are ready or near-ready.
Maple Crossing Townhomes 32 0 0.0% 0 0 47 Best performer; no current vacancy and very strong demand.
Willow Creek Senior Villas 64 5 7.8% 3 2 21 Elevated vacancy driven by longer turn/repair timelines.

📈 Portfolio Trend Compared with Prior Weeks

Week Total Vacant Units Portfolio Vacancy Rate Ready Units Not-Ready Units Waiting List
2026-05-18 to 2026-05-24 16 4.4% 7 9 97
2026-05-25 to 2026-05-31 18 5.0% 7 11 103
2026-06-01 to 2026-06-07 20 5.6% 8 12 107
2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14 23 6.4% 8 15 109
2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21 21 5.8% 10 11 115
  • 📉 Vacancy improved from the prior week, dropping from 23 to 21 units.
  • 📈 However, vacancy remains higher than the May baseline of 16 vacant units.
  • ✅ Readiness improved meaningfully: not-ready units decreased from 15 to 11, while ready units increased from 8 to 10.
  • 👥 Waiting list demand increased steadily from 97 to 115, suggesting occupancy can improve quickly if ready units are matched to applicants.

🏢 Property-Level Trends

  • Brookstone Village: Vacancy increased from 6 → 7 → 8 → 9 → 9. This is the largest contributor by unit count. The vacancy rate has stabilized at 7.5%, but remains elevated. The main issue is a high number of not-ready units, including long-running turns such as heavy flooring work, pest treatment, damages, cabinet repair, painting, carpet, and cleaning.
  • Cedar Ridge Commons: Vacancy moved from 4 → 4 → 5 → 5 → 5. At 10.4%, it has the highest vacancy rate because it is a smaller 48-unit property. Plumbing parts, pest treatment, carpet cleaning, and general turn work are preventing faster occupancy.
  • Harbor Point Apartments: Vacancy moved from 2 → 2 → 3 → 3 → 2. This property is performing well at 2.1% vacancy. With all current vacant units marked ready, the priority should be fast applicant conversion.
  • Maple Crossing Townhomes: Vacancy moved from 1 → 1 → 0 → 1 → 0. This is the strongest occupancy performer with 0.0% vacancy and the largest waiting list.
  • Willow Creek Senior Villas: Vacancy increased from 3 → 4 → 4 → 5 → 5. Vacancy remains elevated at 7.8%, mainly due to repair-heavy turns such as accessible bathroom work, smoke remediation, carpet replacement, and inspection items.

🔎 Factors Driving Higher Vacancy

  • 🛠️ Turn and repair delays: Brookstone, Cedar Ridge, and Willow Creek all have multiple not-ready units tied to repairs, flooring, plumbing, pest treatment, smoke remediation, cleaning, or inspection work.
  • ⏳ Aged vacancies: Brookstone and Willow Creek have the longest-running vacancies, with several units vacant since April or May. These older vacancies are pulling down occupancy despite strong demand elsewhere.
  • 📦 Vendor or supply dependencies: Appliance orders, plumbing parts, flooring, and pest treatment follow-ups are recurring bottlenecks.
  • 👥 Applicant conversion gaps: Some properties have applications denied or pending while units remain vacant. This is especially important where units are ready but not yet occupied.
  • 📉 Uneven demand distribution: Maple Crossing, Harbor Point, Cedar Ridge, and Willow Creek have strong waiting lists. Brookstone has the most vacant units but the smallest waiting list, indicating a need for targeted leasing outreach.

✅ Recommended Actions to Improve Occupancy

  • 🚧 Prioritize not-ready units first: Focus on the 11 not-ready units, especially at Brookstone, Cedar Ridge, and Willow Creek. These units are the clearest barrier to occupancy.
  • 🕒 Create a turn-time escalation list: Flag any unit vacant more than 30 days for daily follow-up until ready. Brookstone and Willow Creek should be the first focus.
  • 🔧 Resolve recurring maintenance bottlenecks: Expedite flooring, plumbing parts, appliance replacement, pest treatment, and smoke remediation through preferred vendors or backup vendors.
  • 📝 Pre-lease ready units immediately: Harbor Point has 2 ready units and strong demand; these should be converted quickly. Willow Creek also has 3 ready units and a healthy waiting list.
  • 📞 Work the waiting lists aggressively: Cedar Ridge, Harbor Point, Maple Crossing, and Willow Creek have enough demand to absorb vacancies. Contact multiple applicants per available unit to reduce delays from denials or non-response.
  • 📣 Increase leasing outreach at Brookstone: Brookstone has 9 vacant units but only 4 applicants on the waiting list. Marketing, referral outreach, and faster applicant screening are needed to rebuild the leasing pipeline.
  • 🎯 Set short-term occupancy targets: Converting the 10 ready units would reduce vacancy from 21 to 11 units and lower the portfolio vacancy rate from 5.8% to approximately 3.1%.

⭐ Key Takeaway

The portfolio is improving from last week, but vacancy remains above May levels. The strongest opportunity is to convert ready units quickly while accelerating repairs on the 11 not-ready units. Brookstone needs the most attention due to high vacancy volume and weaker waitlist depth, while Cedar Ridge has the highest percentage vacancy and Willow Creek has persistent repair-related vacancy pressure.

Comparative Vacancy Analysis
📊 Portfolio snapshot: Current vacancy is 21 of 360 units, or 5.83%. This is an improvement from the previous week’s 23 of 360 units, or 6.39%.

🏘️ Current Week vs. Previous Week

Property Total Units Previous Week Vacant Previous Rate Current Week Vacant Current Rate Change Trend
Brookstone Village 120 9 7.50% 9 7.50% 0.00 pts ➡️ Flat
Cedar Ridge Commons 48 5 10.42% 5 10.42% 0.00 pts ➡️ Flat
Harbor Point Apartments 96 3 3.13% 2 2.08% -1.04 pts ✅ Improved
Maple Crossing Townhomes 32 1 3.13% 0 0.00% -3.13 pts ✅ Fully occupied
Willow Creek Senior Villas 64 5 7.81% 5 7.81% 0.00 pts ➡️ Flat
Total Portfolio 360 23 6.39% 21 5.83% -0.56 pts ✅ Improved

📈 Five-Week Vacancy Rate Trend

Property 05/18–05/24 05/25–05/31 06/01–06/07 06/08–06/14 06/15–06/21 Pattern
Brookstone Village 5.00% 5.83% 6.67% 7.50% 7.50% ⚠️ Increased, then stalled at elevated level
Cedar Ridge Commons 8.33% 8.33% 10.42% 10.42% 10.42% ⚠️ High and flat for three weeks
Harbor Point Apartments 2.08% 2.08% 3.13% 3.13% 2.08% ✅ Returned to low vacancy
Maple Crossing Townhomes 3.13% 3.13% 0.00% 3.13% 0.00% ✅ Quickly absorbs vacancies
Willow Creek Senior Villas 4.69% 6.25% 6.25% 7.81% 7.81% ⚠️ Gradual increase, now flat
Total Portfolio 4.44% 5.00% 5.56% 6.39% 5.83% 📉 Improved this week, but still above mid-May

🔍 Key Vacancy Insights

  • ✅ Portfolio vacancy improved week over week from 6.39% to 5.83%, driven by reductions at Harbor Point Apartments and Maple Crossing Townhomes.
  • ⚠️ Brookstone Village remains the largest vacancy contributor with 9 vacant units, representing 42.9% of all current portfolio vacancies.
  • ⚠️ Cedar Ridge Commons has the highest current vacancy rate at 10.42%, unchanged for three consecutive weeks.
  • ✅ Maple Crossing Townhomes reached 0.00% vacancy, showing strong absorption and effective conversion of available units.
  • ✅ Harbor Point improved from 3 vacant units to 2 vacant units, returning to its earlier low vacancy level.
  • ⚠️ Willow Creek Senior Villas is flat but elevated at 7.81%, after rising from 4.69% in mid-May.

🛠️ Vacancy Readiness Pattern

Week Total Vacant Units Ready Units Not Ready Units Readiness Rate
05/18–05/24 16 7 9 43.8%
05/25–05/31 18 7 11 38.9%
06/01–06/07 20 8 12 40.0%
06/08–06/14 23 8 15 34.8%
06/15–06/21 21 10 11 47.6%
  • ✅ Readiness improved significantly this week: ready vacant units increased from 8 to 10, while not-ready units dropped from 15 to 11.
  • ⚠️ More than half of current vacancies are still not ready, meaning maintenance and turn delays remain a major occupancy barrier.

🏢 Property-Level Factors Affecting Vacancy

  • Brookstone Village: Vacancy has risen from 5.00% to 7.50% over the five-week period. Current barriers include heavy turns, flooring delays, pest follow-up, move-out damages, cabinet repair, carpet/cleaning, and painting. The waiting list also declined from 6 to 4, limiting quick backfill capacity.
  • Cedar Ridge Commons: Vacancy remains high at 10.42%. Contributing issues include plumbing parts, pest treatment follow-up, and carpet cleaning. Despite a stronger waiting list, vacancies are not declining, suggesting the main constraint is unit readiness and application conversion.
  • Harbor Point Apartments: Vacancy improved to 2.08%. The property has a strong waiting list and all current vacant units are marked ready, making it well positioned for further occupancy gains.
  • Maple Crossing Townhomes: Vacancy returned to 0.00%. This property shows the strongest absorption pattern, supported by very high waiting list demand.
  • Willow Creek Senior Villas: Vacancy remains elevated at 7.81%. However, readiness improved from 1 ready / 4 not ready last week to 3 ready / 2 not ready this week. Remaining barriers include smoke remediation, cleaning, and final inspection work.

✅ Recommended Actions to Improve Occupancy

  • 🚧 Prioritize long-running turns: Focus first on older vacant units at Brookstone, Cedar Ridge, and Willow Creek where repairs have carried across multiple weeks.
  • 📦 Resolve parts and vendor delays: Plumbing parts, flooring, pest treatment, and remediation issues are recurring causes of not-ready vacancies. Set deadlines with vendors and escalate delayed work orders.
  • 📋 Convert ready units faster: Current ready units should be matched immediately with approved or qualified applicants, especially at Harbor Point, Cedar Ridge, and Willow Creek.
  • 🔁 Strengthen pre-leasing: Use move-out notices to begin marketing and applicant screening before units become vacant, reducing downtime after move-out.
  • 🎯 Focus on Brookstone and Cedar Ridge first: These two properties account for 14 of 21 current vacancies, or about 66.7% of all portfolio vacancies.
  • 📣 Rebuild demand at Brookstone: Brookstone’s waiting list has declined while vacancies increased, so additional outreach, referral campaigns, and faster applicant follow-up may be needed.
Rent Loss Evaluation

📌 Current Week Rent Loss Ranking

Rank Property Current Rent Loss Vacant Units Avg. Loss / Vacant Unit Portfolio Share WoW Change
1 Brookstone Village $17,950 9 $1,994 56.0% ▲ $1,100
2 Willow Creek Senior Villas $7,375 5 $1,475 23.0% ▲ $1,800
3 Cedar Ridge Commons $4,900 5 $980 15.3% ▼ $1,500
4 Harbor Point Apartments $1,850 2 $925 5.8% ▲ $175
5 Maple Crossing Townhomes $0 0 $0 0.0% ▼ $125

📈 Rent Loss Trend by Week

Property 05/18–05/24 05/25–05/31 06/01–06/07 06/08–06/14 06/15–06/21 Trend Insight
Brookstone Village $9,200 $11,750 $14,700 $16,850 $17,950 Consistent upward trend; highest portfolio risk.
Cedar Ridge Commons $3,425 $4,800 $5,525 $6,400 $4,900 Improved this week, but still above May baseline.
Harbor Point Apartments $1,770 $2,422.50 $2,750 $1,675 $1,850 Generally controlled, slight increase this week.
Maple Crossing Townhomes $275 $550 $0 $125 $0 Best performer; no current rent loss.
Willow Creek Senior Villas $2,625 $3,850 $4,000 $5,575 $7,375 Fastest week-over-week increase.
Portfolio Total $17,295 $23,372.50 $26,975 $30,625 $32,075 Total rent loss has increased 85% since 05/18–05/24.

🔎 Highest Rent Loss Causes

🚨 Brookstone Village — $17,950

  • Main issue: Persistent, aging vacancies with multiple units not yet rent-ready.
  • High-impact units:
    • Unit 501: $6,700 — heavy turn; flooring not complete.
    • Unit 212: $3,500 — long-running vacancy from 05/01.
    • Unit 608: $2,300 — pest treatment follow-up.
    • Unit 119: $1,850 — continued accumulated loss.
    • Unit 714: $1,300 — move-out damages.
  • Root causes: Heavy turns, pest treatment delays, move-out damage repairs, flooring/cabinet/paint work, and too many non-ready vacant units.
  • Key concern: Rent loss increased every week reviewed, from $9,200 to $17,950.

🚨 Willow Creek Senior Villas — $7,375

  • Main issue: Fastest growth in rent loss, driven by long-duration vacancies and repair/remediation delays.
  • High-impact units:
    • Unit 102: $3,200 — long-running vacancy from 04/28.
    • Unit 314: $1,525 — smoke remediation and cleaning.
    • Unit 118: $1,225 — carpet replacement.
    • Unit 221: $950 — continued accumulated loss.
    • Unit 409: $475 — final inspection.
  • Root causes: Specialized repairs, smoke remediation, carpet replacement, and inspection bottlenecks.
  • Key concern: Rent loss rose from $2,625 to $7,375, a significant deterioration over five weeks.

✅ Property-Level Actions to Reduce Rent Loss

  • Brookstone Village:
    • Prioritize Unit 501 immediately; it alone accounts for 37% of Brookstone’s current rent loss.
    • Escalate flooring, pest treatment, and damage-related turns with daily completion deadlines.
    • Create a unit-by-unit recovery plan for 501, 212, 608, 119, and 714 since these are the largest loss drivers.
    • Move ready units to leasing immediately to prevent additional accumulation.
  • Willow Creek Senior Villas:
    • Fast-track Unit 102 and Unit 314; together they represent $4,725 of current loss.
    • Set firm vendor deadlines for remediation, carpet replacement, and final inspection work.
    • Pre-schedule inspections before repairs are fully complete to reduce idle days after work completion.
  • Cedar Ridge Commons:
    • Continue the improvement trend by closing out Unit 214 plumbing parts and Unit 402 turn work.
    • Focus on preventing newer vacancies from aging into high-loss units.
  • Harbor Point Apartments:
    • Maintain current control by leasing ready units quickly.
    • Prevent Unit 118 from becoming a longer-term loss driver.
  • Maple Crossing Townhomes:
    • Maintain current process; no rent loss is reported this week.

💡 Portfolio Strategies

  • 🎯 Attack the top five loss units first: 501, 212, 102, 608, and 214 account for approximately $17,700, or 55% of total rent loss.
  • ⏱️ Use aging thresholds: Any vacancy over 21 days should require manager review, vendor escalation, and a specific ready-date.
  • 🛠️ Separate maintenance blockers from leasing blockers: Non-ready units need repair escalation; ready units need immediate leasing action.
  • 📋 Daily vacancy huddle: Review each vacant unit’s next action, owner, vendor, and expected completion date.
  • 🚚 Pre-order common turn materials: Flooring, appliances, plumbing parts, blinds, paint, and carpet delays are repeatedly contributing to rent loss.
  • 🔁 Lease before final completion where possible: Market units during the final repair stage and schedule move-ins immediately after inspection.
  • 📉 Set a near-term target: Reducing Brookstone and Willow by even 25% would lower portfolio rent loss by about $6,331.
Rent Loss Evaluation Over Time

📌 Current Week vs. Previous Week Rent Loss

Current week: 2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21  |  Previous week: 2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14

Property Previous Week Rent Loss Current Week Rent Loss Change Trend Primary Rent Loss Drivers
🏘️ Brookstone Village $16,850.00 $17,950.00 +$1,100.00 / +6.5% 🔺 Increasing Heavy turn on Unit 501, long-aging vacancies, flooring delays, pest follow-up, move-out damages, carpet/cleaning, cabinet repair, and paint work.
🏢 Cedar Ridge Commons $6,400.00 $4,900.00 -$1,500.00 / -23.4% 🟢 Improving Plumbing parts pending on Unit 214, pest treatment follow-up, carpet cleaning. Improvement appears driven by removal of prior high-loss Unit 101.
🌊 Harbor Point Apartments $1,675.00 $1,850.00 +$175.00 / +10.4% 🟡 Slight increase Current vacant units appear ready, so rent loss is more likely tied to lease-up timing rather than turn delays.
🌳 Maple Crossing Townhomes $125.00 $0.00 -$125.00 / -100.0% 🟢 Resolved No current rent loss reported.
🏡 Willow Creek Senior Villas $5,575.00 $7,375.00 +$1,800.00 / +32.3% 🔺 Increasing sharply Aging vacancies tied to accessible bathroom repair, smoke remediation, carpet replacement, and final inspection delays.
Portfolio Total $30,625.00 $32,075.00 +$1,450.00 / +4.7% 🔺 Still rising Brookstone Village and Willow Creek Senior Villas are driving most of the increase.

🚨 Highest Current Rent Loss Properties

  • 1. Brookstone Village — $17,950.00
    • Represents approximately 56.0% of total current portfolio rent loss.
    • Largest unit-level losses: Unit 501 at $6,700, Unit 212 at $3,500, Unit 608 at $2,300, and Unit 119 at $1,850.
    • Main issue: multiple aging vacancies with unresolved turn work and maintenance-related delays.
  • 2. Willow Creek Senior Villas — $7,375.00
    • Represents approximately 23.0% of current portfolio rent loss.
    • Largest unit-level losses: Unit 102 at $3,200, Unit 314 at $1,525, Unit 118 at $1,225, and Unit 221 at $950.
    • Main issue: continued accumulation on older vacancies, especially specialized repairs and remediation work.
  • 3. Cedar Ridge Commons — $4,900.00
    • Rent loss improved from the prior week but remains material.
    • Largest current driver is Unit 214 at $2,000, tied to plumbing parts pending.

📈 Rent Loss Trend Across Prior Weeks

Property 05/18–05/24 05/25–05/31 06/01–06/07 06/08–06/14 06/15–06/21 Overall Direction
🏘️ Brookstone Village $9,200.00 $11,750.00 $14,700.00 $16,850.00 $17,950.00 🔺 Continuous increase
🏢 Cedar Ridge Commons $3,425.00 $4,800.00 $5,525.00 $6,400.00 $4,900.00 🟡 Improved this week after prior increases
🌊 Harbor Point Apartments $1,770.00 $2,422.50 $2,750.00 $1,675.00 $1,850.00 🟡 Low but fluctuating
🌳 Maple Crossing Townhomes $275.00 $550.00 $0.00 $125.00 $0.00 🟢 Controlled
🏡 Willow Creek Senior Villas $2,625.00 $3,850.00 $4,000.00 $5,575.00 $7,375.00 🔺 Strong upward trend
Portfolio Total $17,295.00 $23,472.50 $26,975.00 $30,625.00 $32,075.00 🔺 Increasing every week

🔍 Key Insights

  • Portfolio rent loss continues to climb: total rent loss increased from $17,295.00 to $32,075.00 over the five-week period.
  • Brookstone Village is the largest issue: it has increased every week and now accounts for more than half of current rent loss.
  • Willow Creek Senior Villas is the fastest-growing concern: current rent loss is up $4,750.00 compared with 05/18–05/24.
  • Cedar Ridge Commons improved this week: rent loss fell by $1,500.00, suggesting progress on prior vacancies, but Unit 214 remains a notable drag.
  • Harbor Point Apartments has manageable rent loss: the issue appears more related to leasing speed than physical readiness.
  • Maple Crossing Townhomes is performing well: no current rent loss is reported.

🛠️ Recommended Actions to Reduce Rent Loss

  • Prioritize the highest-dollar units immediately:
    • Brookstone Village: Units 501, 212, 608, and 119.
    • Willow Creek Senior Villas: Units 102, 314, 118, and 221.
    • Cedar Ridge Commons: Unit 214.
  • Escalate maintenance and vendor bottlenecks: flooring, plumbing parts, pest treatment, smoke remediation, and specialty repair delays are directly increasing rent loss.
  • Create a daily turn-status review for Brookstone and Willow: require expected completion dates, blocker ownership, and next action for each vacant unit over 14 days.
  • Pre-lease ready and near-ready units: Harbor Point and some Willow/Brookstone units appear to have ready or nearly ready inventory; reduce downtime by leasing before final completion where allowed.
  • Use backup applicants: when an applicant is denied or delayed, immediately move to the next qualified applicant to prevent additional vacant days.
  • Set rent-loss escalation thresholds: any unit exceeding $1,000 or vacant more than 14 days should receive manager-level review.
  • Track aging vacancies separately from new vacancies: the biggest financial exposure is from older units continuing to accumulate loss each week.

✅ Immediate Focus

  • Brookstone Village: highest total loss and persistent upward trend; focus on completing heavy turns and clearing maintenance blockers.
  • Willow Creek Senior Villas: fastest deterioration; prioritize specialized repairs and remediation to stop continued weekly increases.
  • Cedar Ridge Commons: maintain current improvement momentum by resolving Unit 214 plumbing delay.
  • Harbor Point Apartments: focus on fast lease-up of ready units.
  • Maple Crossing Townhomes: continue current vacancy control practices.
Delinquency Management
📌 Current Week Snapshot: 2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21
  • Portfolio delinquency: 11 delinquent accounts across 360 units = 3.06%.
  • Total delinquent balance: $14,660.
  • Week-over-week change: down from 12 accounts / $15,420 last week.
  • Highest delinquency rate: Cedar Ridge Commons at 6.25%.
  • Highest dollar exposure: Brookstone Village at $11,895, representing about 81% of total delinquency dollars.
Rate calculated as delinquent accounts divided by total units. Amounts include rent, fees, and damages listed in the delinquency column.
🚨 Properties with Highest Delinquency Rates
Rank Property Delinquent Accounts Units Delinquency Rate Total Delinquency WoW Change Key Insight
1️⃣ Cedar Ridge Commons 3 48 6.25% $1,280 Accounts flat; dollars down $400 Highest rate due to 3 delinquent accounts in a smaller property. Balance is improving but account count has not yet declined.
2️⃣ Brookstone Village 4 120 3.33% $11,895 Accounts down 1; dollars flat Largest financial risk. Delinquency is concentrated in two large recurring balances, keeping total dollars elevated despite fewer accounts.
3️⃣ Maple Crossing Townhomes 1 32 3.13% $250 Up from 0 accounts / $0 Rate appears elevated because the property is small; actual dollar exposure is low but should be addressed quickly.
📊 Prior Week Comparison
Property 05/18-05/24 05/25-05/31 06/01-06/07 06/08-06/14 06/15-06/21 Trend
Brookstone Village 3 accts / 2.50% / $8,568 4 accts / 3.33% / $9,968 4 accts / 3.33% / $10,425 5 accts / 4.17% / $11,895 4 accts / 3.33% / $11,895 ⚠️ Dollars remain at peak level despite one fewer account.
Cedar Ridge Commons 2 accts / 4.17% / $1,520 2 accts / 4.17% / $1,695 3 accts / 6.25% / $1,830 3 accts / 6.25% / $1,680 3 accts / 6.25% / $1,280 🔶 Rate remains highest, but dollars are improving.
Harbor Point Apartments 2 accts / 2.08% / $2,615 2 accts / 2.08% / $2,265 2 accts / 2.08% / $1,665 2 accts / 2.08% / $1,435 2 accts / 2.08% / $1,035 ✅ Consistent improvement in dollars with stable account count.
Maple Crossing Townhomes 0 accts / 0.00% / $0 1 acct / 3.13% / $405 0 accts / 0.00% / $0 0 accts / 0.00% / $0 1 acct / 3.13% / $250 🔁 Intermittent small-balance delinquency.
Willow Creek Senior Villas 2 accts / 3.13% / $760 2 accts / 3.13% / $660 3 accts / 4.69% / $710 2 accts / 3.13% / $410 1 acct / 1.56% / $200 ✅ Best current improvement; lowest rate and balance.
🔍 Drivers Behind Current Delinquency
  • Brookstone Village:
    • Two recurring high-balance accounts are the main issue: Unit 505 at $6,700 and Unit 622 at $3,350.
    • Although the delinquent account count dropped from 5 to 4, total delinquency stayed flat because the largest balances continued to grow.
    • Smaller balances are also present, including units with damages included in the delinquency total.
  • Cedar Ridge Commons:
    • Highest rate is driven by 3 delinquent accounts in only 48 units.
    • Total dollars improved from $1,680 to $1,280, suggesting partial collections occurred.
    • One account includes damages, which may be slowing full resolution.
  • Maple Crossing Townhomes:
    • One new small delinquency of $250 creates a 3.13% rate because of the smaller unit count.
    • This is not a major dollar concern yet, but it should be resolved before it rolls into the next period.
  • Harbor Point Apartments and Willow Creek Senior Villas:
    • Both show positive collection movement.
    • Harbor Point reduced delinquency dollars for four consecutive comparison periods.
    • Willow Creek reduced both account count and dollars, ending the current week at only $200.
✅ Recommended Actions to Reduce Delinquency
  • 🎯 Prioritize Brookstone Village high-balance accounts: Focus immediate collection action on Units 505 and 622, which together account for approximately $10,050 of Brookstone’s $11,895 balance.
  • 📞 Same-week contact for all active delinquent accounts: Require documented contact attempts, payment commitment dates, and next-step follow-up for every delinquent resident.
  • 🧾 Separate rent, fees, and damage balances: Where damages are included, create a clear repayment structure so disputed or non-rent charges do not delay rent collection.
  • 💳 Use structured payment plans: For chronic or high-balance accounts, require written plans that cover current rent plus a fixed arrears amount each period.
  • ⏰ Intervene earlier on small balances: Maple Crossing’s $250 balance and Willow Creek’s $200 balance should be cleared quickly before they become recurring delinquencies.
  • 📈 Track account count separately from dollars: Cedar Ridge is improving in dollars but not in account count. Management should target reducing the number of delinquent residents, not only the total balance.
  • 🚦Escalate consistently: Accounts that miss payment commitments should move to the next policy step immediately to prevent balances from aging further.
Delinquency Management Trends

📌 Delinquency Snapshot

Rate basis: delinquent resident accounts divided by total units. Dollar exposure: rent, fees, and damage amounts shown in the delinquency column.

  • Current week portfolio delinquency: 11 delinquent accounts across 360 units = 3.06%, totaling $14,660.
  • Previous week: 12 delinquent accounts = 3.33%, totaling $15,420.
  • Week-over-week change: delinquent accounts decreased by 1, and dollars decreased by $760 / 4.9%.
  • Key takeaway: delinquency improved slightly this week, but Brookstone Village remains the largest dollar risk, while Cedar Ridge Commons has the highest delinquency rate.

🏢 Current Week Ranking by Delinquency Rate

Property Units Delinquent Accounts Delinquency Rate Total Delinquency $/Unit Exposure WoW Dollar Change
Cedar Ridge Commons 48 3 6.25% $1,280 $26.67 ⬇️ $400
Brookstone Village 120 4 3.33% $11,895 $99.13 ➡️ $0
Maple Crossing Townhomes 32 1 3.13% $250 $7.81 ⬆️ $250
Harbor Point Apartments 96 2 2.08% $1,035 $10.78 ⬇️ $400
Willow Creek Senior Villas 64 1 1.56% $200 $3.13 ⬇️ $210

🚩 Highest-Risk Properties

  • 🏢 Cedar Ridge Commons — Highest delinquency rate: 6.25%
    • Current delinquency: 3 accounts / 48 units, totaling $1,280.
    • Rate remained unchanged from the prior week at 6.25%.
    • Dollar exposure improved from $1,680 to $1,280.
    • Main issue: the number of delinquent accounts has not reduced, even though balances are declining. Because the property has only 48 units, 3 delinquent households create the highest portfolio rate.
    • Current balances are relatively even across residents: Marie Dalton $425, Corey Blake $445, Paula Nguyen $410.
  • 💰 Brookstone Village — Highest dollar exposure: $11,895
    • Current delinquency: 4 accounts / 120 units, rate of 3.33%.
    • Total dollars stayed flat week-over-week at $11,895.
    • The account count improved from 5 to 4, but balance growth on large accounts offset the improvement.
    • Two residents drive most of the exposure: Krista Alden $6,700 and Ronald Gates $3,350. Together, they represent approximately 84% of Brookstone’s current delinquency.
    • Sharon Wiley dropped off the delinquency list, but increases from Krista Alden and Ronald Gates kept the total unchanged.
  • ⚠️ Maple Crossing Townhomes — Low dollar risk, rate affected by small unit count
    • Current delinquency: 1 account / 32 units, rate of 3.13%.
    • Total delinquency is only $250.
    • The rate appears elevated because the property is small; one delinquent account materially impacts the percentage.

📈 Five-Week Delinquency Trend

Property 05/18–05/24 05/25–05/31 06/01–06/07 06/08–06/14 06/15–06/21 Trend Insight
Brookstone Village $8,568 $9,968 $10,425 $11,895 $11,895 🔴 Dollar exposure has risen significantly over time and remains the largest risk.
Cedar Ridge Commons $1,520 $1,695 $1,830 $1,680 $1,280 🟡 Dollars are improving, but delinquent account rate remains the highest.
Harbor Point Apartments $2,615 $2,265 $1,665 $1,435 $1,035 🟢 Strong downward trend; balances are consistently improving.
Maple Crossing Townhomes $0 $405 $0 $0 $250 🟢 Intermittent, low-dollar delinquency; no major pattern of sustained exposure.
Willow Creek Senior Villas $760 $660 $710 $410 $200 🟢 Best improvement; delinquency is nearly cleared.

🔍 Key Drivers Behind Current Delinquency

  • Persistent high-balance accounts: Brookstone’s delinquency is concentrated in a small number of residents, especially Krista Alden and Ronald Gates.
  • Small-property rate sensitivity: Cedar Ridge Commons and Maple Crossing show higher percentages because fewer total units make each delinquent account more impactful.
  • Partial progress without full resolution: Cedar Ridge and Harbor Point reduced dollar balances, but still have the same number of delinquent accounts as the prior week.
  • Improving collections at several properties: Harbor Point and Willow Creek show consistent reductions over multiple weeks, indicating effective collection movement.

✅ Recommended Actions to Reduce Delinquency

  • 🎯 Prioritize Brookstone’s top two balances immediately. Focus on Krista Alden and Ronald Gates with written payment agreements, deadlines, and weekly follow-up.
  • 📞 Require same-week outreach on all current delinquent accounts. Use calls, emails, notices, and resident portal reminders before balances roll into the next reporting week.
  • 🧾 Separate rent, fees, and damage balances in resident follow-up. Clarify what portion is rent versus other charges so residents can resolve rent first and avoid continued aging.
  • 📆 Use short-term payment plans for moderate balances. Cedar Ridge balances are small enough that structured weekly payments could eliminate several accounts quickly.
  • 🚨 Escalate chronic balances earlier. Any account appearing for 3+ consecutive weeks should move to a higher-touch collection workflow.
  • 💳 Promote auto-pay and recurring reminders. This is especially useful for properties with repeated low-to-moderate balances.
  • 📊 Track both delinquency rate and dollar exposure. Cedar Ridge needs account-count reduction, while Brookstone needs high-dollar balance reduction.

🧭 Priority Focus for Next Week

  1. Brookstone Village: reduce the two largest balances; this will create the biggest portfolio-level improvement.
  2. Cedar Ridge Commons: clear at least one of the three delinquent accounts to lower the highest delinquency rate.
  3. Harbor Point Apartments: continue current collection progress and target full resolution of one account.
  4. Willow Creek Senior Villas: resolve remaining $200 balance to reach near-zero delinquency.
  5. Maple Crossing Townhomes: address the single $250 balance before it becomes recurring.
Maintenance and Turnaround Efficiency

📊 Portfolio Snapshot: 2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21

  • Total vacancies: 21 of 360 units — 5.8% vacant.
  • Ready vacant units: 10 units, up from 8 last week.
  • Not-ready vacant units: 11 units, down from 15 last week.
  • Total rent loss: $32,075, the highest in the five-week review period.
  • Waiting list demand: 115 households, up from 109 last week and 97 four weeks ago.

✅ Maintenance readiness improved week-over-week, but rent loss continues to rise because several long-vacant units remain unresolved or unleased.

📈 Five-Week Vacancy Trend

Week Total Vacant Not Ready Ready Rent Loss Waiting List Insight
05/18–05/24 16 9 7 $17,295 97 Baseline week; several older turns already present.
05/25–05/31 18 11 7 $23,422.50 103 Vacancy and rent loss increased.
06/01–06/07 20 12 8 $26,975 107 Additional move-outs outpaced turn completion.
06/08–06/14 23 15 8 $30,625 109 Peak vacancy and not-ready count.
06/15–06/21 21 11 10 $32,075 115 Readiness improved, but aged rent loss remains high.

🏘️ Current Property Status

Property Vacant Units Vacancy Rate Not Ready Ready Rent Loss Status
Brookstone Village 9 7.5% 6 3 $17,950 🔴 Highest rent loss and largest not-ready backlog.
Cedar Ridge Commons 5 10.4% 3 2 $4,900 🟠 Small property with elevated vacancy rate; parts delays continue.
Harbor Point Apartments 2 2.1% 0 2 $1,850 🟢 Strong turnaround progress; leasing follow-up needed.
Maple Crossing Townhomes 0 0.0% 0 0 $0 🟢 Best performer; no current vacancy.
Willow Creek Senior Villas 5 7.8% 2 3 $7,375 🟠 Readiness improved, but aged vacancies remain costly.

⏳ Prolonged Turnaround Concerns

  • 🔴 Brookstone Village
    • Unit 501: vacant since 04/18/2026; rent loss $6,700; heavy turn with flooring still incomplete.
    • Unit 608: vacant since 05/10/2026; rent loss $2,300; pest treatment follow-up continues.
    • Unit 212: vacant since 05/01/2026; rent loss $3,500; no longer listed as a maintenance issue but remains vacant after a denied application.
    • Unit 119: vacant since 05/12/2026; rent loss $1,850; appears ready but still not leased.
  • 🟠 Cedar Ridge Commons
    • Unit 214: vacant since 05/12/2026; rent loss $2,000; plumbing parts remain pending.
    • Unit 312: pest treatment follow-up is delaying readiness.
  • 🟠 Willow Creek Senior Villas
    • Unit 102: vacant since 04/28/2026; rent loss $3,200; prior accessible bathroom issue appears resolved, but the unit remains vacant.
    • Unit 314: vacant since 05/18/2026; rent loss $1,525; smoke remediation and cleaning are still open.
    • Unit 118: vacant since 05/28/2026; rent loss $1,225; application is pending, but the unit should be pushed to lease-up quickly.

🛠️ Maintenance & Turnaround Efficiency Assessment

  • ✅ Improvement from last week: not-ready units dropped from 15 to 11, showing better maintenance completion activity.
  • ⚠️ Persistent issue: the oldest units are not being cleared fast enough, causing rent loss to climb despite improved readiness counts.
  • ⚠️ Recurring bottlenecks: flooring, pest treatment, plumbing parts, smoke remediation, cabinets, and final inspections.
  • 📌 Leasing gap: several units appear ready but remain vacant due to denied, pending, or missing applications.
  • 📈 Demand exists: the waiting list increased to 115, so prolonged vacancy is more closely tied to turn execution and leasing conversion than lack of prospects.

🚀 Recommended Improvements

  • 🔴 Escalate aged turns over 30 days: Brookstone 501, 608, 212, 119; Cedar 214; Willow 102 and 314 should receive daily tracking until completed or leased.
  • 📦 Pre-order critical parts and materials: plumbing parts, flooring, cabinets, appliances, blinds, and carpet should be kept in a small emergency inventory or ordered immediately upon notice.
  • 🧰 Use specialty vendors sooner: assign smoke remediation, pest treatment, flooring, and plumbing delays to approved outside vendors when internal timelines exceed 7–10 days.
  • ✅ Create a 24-hour final inspection rule: units listed as “final inspection,” “cleaning,” or “paint” should be inspected and released to leasing within one business day.
  • 📋 Pair every ready unit with an applicant: Harbor Point, Willow Creek, Cedar Ridge, and Brookstone have enough waiting list demand to reduce vacancy if ready units are matched immediately.
  • 🔁 Use backup applicants: when an applicant is denied, immediately move to the next waiting-list household rather than allowing ready units to sit vacant.
  • 📅 Hold weekly turn meetings: review every vacant unit by age, blocker, vendor, target ready date, applicant status, and rent-loss exposure.

🎯 Priority Actions by Property

  • Brookstone Village: highest priority. Complete flooring on Unit 501, close pest treatment on 608, and lease ready units 212, 119, and 136 immediately.
  • Cedar Ridge Commons: resolve plumbing parts delay on Unit 214 and complete pest follow-up on 312; demand is strong with 16 on the waiting list.
  • Harbor Point Apartments: all vacant units are ready; focus on application conversion for Units 118 and 221.
  • Maple Crossing Townhomes: maintain current process; zero vacancy and high waiting list indicate effective pre-leasing.
  • Willow Creek Senior Villas: close out Unit 314 smoke remediation, complete Unit 409 final inspection, and move approved or pending applicants into ready units.
Maintenance and Turnaround Efficiency Comparison

📌 Current Week Snapshot: 2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21

  • 🏘️ Total vacant units: 21 across 360 total units
  • ✅ Ready vacant units: 10
  • 🛠️ Not-ready vacant units: 11
  • 📈 Readiness rate: 47.6%
  • 💸 Total rent loss: $32,075
  • ⚠️ Main concern: Vacancy count improved from the prior week, but rent loss continued to rise because several older vacancies remain unresolved.

🔁 Current Week vs. Previous Week

Metric Previous Week
06/08 - 06/14		 Current Week
06/15 - 06/21		 Change Insight
Total Vacant Units 23 21 ⬇️ -2 Positive movement; fewer total vacancies.
Not-Ready Units 15 11 ⬇️ -4 Maintenance turnaround improved this week.
Ready Units 8 10 ⬆️ +2 More units are available for lease-up.
Readiness Rate 34.8% 47.6% ⬆️ +12.8 pts Best readiness rate in the reviewed period.
Total Rent Loss $30,625 $32,075 ⬆️ +$1,450 Financial impact is still worsening due to aged vacancies.

🏢 Property-Level Maintenance & Turnaround Assessment

Property Vacant Units Ready / Not Ready Current Status Maintenance Efficiency
Brookstone Village 9 3 Ready / 6 Not Ready 🛠️ Heavy concentration of unresolved turns: flooring, pest follow-up, damages, carpet/cleaning, cabinet repair, and paint. ⚠️ Weak. Status is unchanged from the prior week, and rent loss increased to $17,950.
Cedar Ridge Commons 5 2 Ready / 3 Not Ready 🧰 Plumbing parts, pest follow-up, and carpet cleaning remain active blockers. ⚠️ Mixed. Unit 101 appears resolved, but overall vacancy readiness did not improve week-over-week.
Harbor Point Apartments 2 2 Ready / 0 Not Ready ✅ All vacant units are ready. 🟢 Strong. Best maintenance turnaround performance this week.
Maple Crossing Townhomes 0 0 Ready / 0 Not Ready ✅ No vacant units. 🟢 Excellent. Strong pre-leasing and turnaround execution.
Willow Creek Senior Villas 5 3 Ready / 2 Not Ready 🛠️ Remaining blockers include smoke remediation and final inspection. 🟡 Improving. Not-ready units dropped from 4 to 2, but older vacancies continue to create rent loss.

⏳ Prolonged Turnaround Risks

Priority Property / Unit Vacated Date Approx. Days Vacant as of 06/21 Rent Loss Issue / Concern
🔴 Critical Brookstone Village - 501 04/18/2026 64 days $6,700 Heavy turn; flooring still not complete.
🔴 Critical Willow Creek - 102 04/28/2026 54 days $3,200 Previously tied to accessible bathroom repair; appears ready or near-ready but still producing rent loss.
🔴 Critical Brookstone Village - 212 05/01/2026 51 days $3,500 Long-standing vacancy; application was denied, creating lease-up delay.
🔴 Critical Brookstone Village - 608 05/10/2026 42 days $2,300 Pest treatment follow-up remains unresolved.
🔴 Critical Cedar Ridge - 214 05/12/2026 40 days $2,000 Plumbing parts pending; procurement delay.
🟠 High Brookstone Village - 119 05/12/2026 40 days $1,850 Likely ready but still vacant; needs lease-up focus.
🟠 High Willow Creek - 314 05/18/2026 34 days $1,525 Smoke remediation and cleaning remain open.

📊 Maintenance Efficiency Trend Over Time

Week Total Vacant Ready Not Ready Readiness Rate Total Rent Loss
05/18 - 05/24 16 7 9 43.8% $17,295
05/25 - 05/31 18 7 11 38.9% $23,372.50
06/01 - 06/07 20 8 12 40.0% $26,975
06/08 - 06/14 23 8 15 34.8% $30,625
06/15 - 06/21 21 10 11 47.6% $32,075
  • ✅ Positive trend: The current week shows the strongest readiness rate in the five-week review period.
  • ⚠️ Negative trend: Rent loss has increased every week, rising from $17,295 to $32,075.
  • 📉 Operational concern: Even though maintenance readiness improved this week, older units are not being closed out quickly enough.
  • 🏁 Best performers: Maple Crossing and Harbor Point.
  • 🚩 Highest-risk properties: Brookstone Village, Willow Creek, and Cedar Ridge.

🧭 Key Trends by Property

  • 🔴 Brookstone Village: Vacancy count climbed from 6 to 9 over the review period and has stayed at 9 for two consecutive weeks. Maintenance backlog is persistent, especially Unit 501, which has been vacant since 04/18.
  • 🟠 Cedar Ridge Commons: Vacancy count increased from 4 to 5 and remains elevated. Unit 101 appears to have been resolved, but Unit 214 has become the primary prolonged blocker due to plumbing parts.
  • 🟢 Harbor Point Apartments: Improved from 3 vacancies last week to 2 this week, with all current vacancies ready. Maintenance process appears efficient.
  • 🟢 Maple Crossing Townhomes: Moved from 1 vacancy to 0. Strong waiting list and pre-leasing activity are helping prevent vacancy drag.
  • 🟡 Willow Creek Senior Villas: Readiness improved significantly, from 1 ready unit last week to 3 ready units this week. However, long-aging units still need urgent lease-up or final maintenance closeout.

🚀 Recommended Improvements

🔴 Brookstone Village

  • Assign a dedicated escalation plan for Unit 501 with a firm completion deadline.
  • Use an alternate flooring vendor if current flooring delays continue.
  • Separate heavy-turn work from light-turn work so smaller items like paint, cleaning, and cabinet repair do not sit behind major repairs.
  • Immediately lease ready units such as 212, 119, and 136 to reduce rent loss.
  • Because the waiting list is only 4, increase marketing and applicant outreach.

🟠 Cedar Ridge Commons

  • Escalate plumbing parts for Unit 214; consider approved substitute parts or a secondary supplier.
  • Set a pest-treatment completion date for Unit 312 and require same-week clearance confirmation.
  • Move ready units 402 and 117 through applicant approval and move-in scheduling quickly.
  • Track part-related delays separately to identify recurring procurement issues.

🟢 Harbor Point Apartments

  • Focus on lease execution and move-in scheduling since both vacant units are ready.
  • Maintain current maintenance workflow as a model for other properties.
  • Use the strong waiting list of 27 to avoid extended ready-vacant periods.

🟢 Maple Crossing Townhomes

  • Continue pre-leasing practices; current vacancy performance is excellent.
  • Use the large waiting list of 47 to keep future turn times short.
  • Document the process used here and apply it to higher-vacancy properties.

🟡 Willow Creek Senior Villas

  • Close out smoke remediation on Unit 314 with a defined vendor deadline.
  • Complete final inspection on Unit 409 immediately if no major deficiencies remain.
  • Prioritize lease-up for ready aging units, especially 102, 118, and 221.
  • Review whether senior/accessible unit repairs require specialized vendors that should be scheduled earlier in the turn process.

✅ Action Priorities for Next Week

  1. 🔴 Complete or escalate all units vacant more than 30 days, especially Brookstone 501, Brookstone 212, Brookstone 608, Cedar 214, Willow 102, and Willow 314.
  2. 📅 Create a daily turn board showing owner, blocker, vendor, due date, and next action for every not-ready unit.
  3. 🧾 Separate maintenance delay from leasing delay so ready-but-vacant units do not remain in rent-loss status.
  4. 🛒 Pre-order common turn materials: flooring, plumbing parts, cabinets, blinds, paint, carpet, and pest-treatment supplies.
  5. 🤝 Use waiting lists more aggressively at Harbor, Maple, Willow, and Cedar to schedule move-ins before final readiness where appropriate.
  6. 📉 Set a next-week goal of reducing not-ready units from 11 to fewer than 8 and reducing total rent loss growth.
Recertification Compliance
⚠️ Key finding: Current pending recertifications total 32, down slightly from 33 last week, but still above the 5-week starting point of 28.

📌 Current Week Recertification Snapshot

  • Cedar Ridge Commons: 13 pending recertifications — highest current backlog.
  • Willow Creek Senior Villas: 9 pending — second highest, though improving over time.
  • Brookstone Village: 8 pending — steadily increasing each week.
  • Harbor Point Apartments: 2 pending — low and stable.
  • Maple Crossing Townhomes: 0 pending — no current recertification backlog.

📊 Current Backlog by Property

Property Units Recerts to Complete % of Units Pending Risk Level
Cedar Ridge Commons 48 13 27.1% 🔴 High
Willow Creek Senior Villas 64 9 14.1% 🟠 Elevated
Brookstone Village 120 8 6.7% 🟠 Rising
Harbor Point Apartments 96 2 2.1% 🟢 Low
Maple Crossing Townhomes 32 0 0.0% 🟢 Clear

📈 Prior Week Comparison

Property 05/18 05/25 06/01 06/08 06/15 Trend
Brookstone Village 3 4 5 6 8 🔴 Increasing each week
Cedar Ridge Commons 8 10 12 14 13 🟠 Slight weekly improvement, still highest
Harbor Point Apartments 4 3 3 2 2 🟢 Improving / stable
Maple Crossing Townhomes 1 1 0 1 0 🟢 Controlled
Willow Creek Senior Villas 12 11 10 10 9 🟢 Gradual improvement

⚖️ Eligibility & Compliance Impact

  • 🔴 Cedar Ridge Commons presents the greatest compliance exposure because more than one-quarter of units have pending recertifications.
  • 🟠 Willow Creek Senior Villas remains a concern despite improvement, with 9 pending recerts still requiring close monitoring.
  • 🟠 Brookstone Village is the most concerning trend because its backlog has increased every week from 3 to 8.
  • 📄 Recert Date is blank across all properties, which creates a documentation gap and makes it difficult to verify whether recertifications are on schedule.
  • ⚠️ Delayed recertifications can affect tenant eligibility verification, rent calculations, subsidy accuracy, file compliance, and audit readiness.

✅ Recommended Actions

  • 🎯 Prioritize Cedar Ridge Commons immediately: assign temporary support and reduce pending recerts from 13 to below 6 within the next two weeks.
  • 📉 Stop the upward trend at Brookstone Village: require weekly completion targets and supervisor review until the backlog returns to 4 or fewer.
  • 🧾 Continue progress at Willow Creek: maintain weekly follow-up and target reduction from 9 to 4 or fewer.
  • 📅 Require Recert Dates to be entered for every active recertification so aging, deadlines, and overdue items can be tracked.
  • 📬 Standardize tenant outreach: use scheduled notices, phone calls, texts, email reminders, and appointment blocks.
  • 📂 Create a missing-document tracker showing each tenant, required documents, staff owner, due date, and next follow-up date.
  • 👥 Use focused recertification work sessions at high-backlog properties to complete forms, collect signatures, and resolve verification delays.
  • 🔍 Conduct weekly compliance review of all pending files until the total portfolio backlog is below 20.

🚦Priority Ranking

  1. 🔴 Cedar Ridge Commons — highest count and highest percentage of units pending.
  2. 🟠 Brookstone Village — fastest-growing backlog and needs intervention.
  3. 🟠 Willow Creek Senior Villas — improving but still has a sizable pending count.
  4. 🟢 Harbor Point Apartments — maintain current process.
  5. 🟢 Maple Crossing Townhomes — no current action needed beyond monitoring.
Recertification Compliance Over Time

📌 Current vs. Previous Week Recertification Status

Property Units Current Week
06/15–06/21		 Previous Week
06/08–06/14		 Change Current Pending % Risk Level
Brookstone Village 120 8 pending
Recert Time: Yes		 6 pending ▲ +2 6.7% ⚠️ Moderate, rising
Cedar Ridge Commons 48 13 pending
Recert Time: Yes		 14 pending ▼ -1 27.1% 🚨 Highest risk
Harbor Point Apartments 96 2 pending
Recert Time: Yes		 2 pending ▬ 0 2.1% ✅ Low
Maple Crossing Townhomes 32 0 pending
Recert Time: No		 1 pending ▼ -1 0.0% ✅ Low / current cycle closed
Willow Creek Senior Villas 64 9 pending
Recert Time: Yes		 10 pending ▼ -1 14.1% ⚠️ Elevated

🏢 Properties With the Most Pending Recertifications

  • 🚨 Cedar Ridge Commons has the highest current backlog with 13 pending recertifications, representing 27.1% of total units. Although it improved slightly from 14 last week, the volume remains the most significant compliance exposure.
  • ⚠️ Willow Creek Senior Villas has 9 pending recertifications, down from 10. The trend is improving, but the count remains high enough to require continued monitoring.
  • ⚠️ Brookstone Village increased from 6 to 8 pending. This is the main worsening trend for the current week and should be addressed before it becomes a larger backlog.
  • ✅ Harbor Point Apartments remains stable at 2 pending.
  • ✅ Maple Crossing Townhomes currently shows 0 pending and is no longer in recertification time this week.

📈 Five-Week Recertification Trend

Property 05/18–05/24 05/25–05/31 06/01–06/07 06/08–06/14 06/15–06/21 Trend Insight
Brookstone Village 3 4 5 6 8 🔴 Consistent increase; backlog is accelerating.
Cedar Ridge Commons 8 10 12 14 13 🟠 Improved slightly this week, but still the highest pending volume.
Harbor Point Apartments 4 3 3 2 2 🟢 Stable improvement; backlog is controlled.
Maple Crossing Townhomes 1 1 0 1 0 🟢 Minimal recertification exposure.
Willow Creek Senior Villas 12 11 10 10 9 🟡 Gradual improvement, but still elevated.
Total 28 29 30 33 32 📊 Total pending recerts decreased by 1 this week but remain above the starting point.

⚖️ Impact on Tenant Eligibility & Compliance

  • 🚨 Cedar Ridge Commons: Highest compliance risk due to both volume and concentration. With over one-quarter of units pending recertification, delays may affect timely eligibility verification, rent calculation accuracy, and documentation compliance.
  • ⚠️ Willow Creek Senior Villas: Still carries elevated risk despite steady improvement. Pending recertifications may require additional tenant support to collect income, asset, or household documentation on time.
  • ⚠️ Brookstone Village: The upward trend indicates a developing process issue. If not corrected, the property may face late certifications and increased administrative pressure in upcoming weeks.
  • ✅ Harbor Point Apartments and Maple Crossing Townhomes: Low risk. Current pending counts are manageable and should be cleared through routine follow-up.
  • 🗓️ Recert Date fields are blank across the reports. This limits the ability to identify which recertifications are urgent, overdue, or approaching deadline.

✅ Recommended Actions

  • 🚨 Prioritize Cedar Ridge Commons immediately: set a short-term target to reduce pending recertifications from 13 to 8 or fewer next week.
  • ⚠️ Address Brookstone Village’s rising backlog: assign focused staff time and aim to reduce the count from 8 to 5 or fewer.
  • 🟡 Continue steady progress at Willow Creek Senior Villas: target at least 3 completions next week to bring pending recerts to 6 or fewer.
  • ✅ Clear Harbor Point’s remaining 2 recertifications while the backlog is still small.
  • 🗂️ Create a recertification aging tracker with due date, notice date, tenant response status, missing documents, assigned staff member, and next follow-up date.
  • 📞 Use structured tenant outreach: send reminders by phone, email, text, and mailed notice; schedule appointment blocks for tenants with incomplete files.
  • 📄 Standardize document collection: provide tenants with a checklist for income, assets, household composition, student status, and required signatures.
  • 🔍 Add weekly quality control review: review pending files before deadline to avoid incomplete or noncompliant certifications.
  • 📊 Track weekly completion targets: compare new recerts added versus recerts completed to confirm the backlog is actually declining.