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AI Prompts: 06/29/2026 - 09/13/2026

Vacancy Analysis

📊 Portfolio Snapshot

Total units: 360
Current vacant units: 17
Current vacancy rate: 4.72%
Current occupancy rate: 95.28%
Change from prior week: Improved from 18 vacant units to 17 vacant units, a decrease of 1 unit.
Peak vacancy during review period: 23 vacant units, or 6.39%, during 2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14.
Trend: Vacancy has steadily improved since the mid-June peak, falling from 23 units to 17 units.

🏘️ Current Vacancy Rates by Property

Property	Total Units	Vacant Units	Vacancy Rate	Ready / Not Ready	Waiting List	Current Vacancy Position
Brookstone Village	120	8	6.67%	3 ready / 5 not ready	5	⚠️ Highest current vacancy rate
Cedar Ridge Commons	48	3	6.25%	2 ready / 1 not ready	17	⚠️ Elevated, but improving
Harbor Point Apartments	96	1	1.04%	1 ready / 0 not ready	31	✅ Strongest occupancy
Maple Crossing Townhomes	32	1	3.13%	0 ready / 1 not ready	52	✅ Low vacancy, strong demand
Willow Creek Senior Villas	64	4	6.25%	2 ready / 2 not ready	23	⚠️ Elevated but stable

📈 Vacancy Trend by Week

Week	Brookstone	Cedar Ridge	Harbor Point	Maple Crossing	Willow Creek	Total Vacant	Portfolio Vacancy Rate
2026-05-18 to 2026-05-24	6	4	2	1	3	16	4.44%
2026-05-25 to 2026-05-31	7	4	2	1	4	18	5.00%
2026-06-01 to 2026-06-07	8	5	3	0	4	20	5.56%
2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14	9	5	3	1	5	23	6.39%
2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21	9	5	2	0	5	21	5.83%
2026-06-22 to 2026-06-28	8	4	2	0	4	18	5.00%
2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05	8	3	1	1	4	17	4.72%

🔍 Key Patterns

✅ Portfolio vacancy is improving: Total vacancies declined from the June peak of 23 units to 17 units in the current week.
⚠️ Brookstone Village remains the main vacancy driver: It has 8 of the portfolio’s 17 vacant units, representing nearly half of all current vacancies.
⚠️ Cedar Ridge and Willow Creek have elevated vacancy rates due to smaller property size: Even 3 to 4 vacant units create vacancy rates above 6%.
✅ Harbor Point is performing best: Vacancy dropped to 1 unit with a high waiting list of 31, indicating strong demand and effective absorption.
✅ Maple Crossing has very strong demand: Despite one current vacancy, the waiting list of 52 suggests the vacancy should be resolved quickly once the unit is ready.
🛠️ Unit readiness is a major factor: 9 of the 17 vacant units are currently not ready, meaning over half of current vacancy is tied to turn/repair completion rather than lack of demand.

⚠️ Properties with Higher Vacancy Rates

Property	Why Vacancy Is Higher	Recommended Actions
Brookstone Village	Highest current vacancy count: 8 units. 5 vacant units are not ready. Several recurring turn issues: pest treatment, move-out damages, cabinet repair, paint, cleaning, lock change. Low waiting list relative to size: only 5 prospects for 120 units.	Prioritize completion of long-standing units, especially those vacant since April and May. Create a daily turn schedule for pest treatment, damages, cabinets, paint, and cleaning. Increase marketing because the waiting list is thin compared with other properties. Convert approved/pending applicants quickly for available units.
Cedar Ridge Commons	Current vacancy rate is 6.25% because the property has only 48 units. Prior weeks showed recurring delays tied to plumbing, flooring, pest treatment, paint, and cleaning. Current position has improved from 5 vacant units to 3. Demand is adequate, with 17 on the waiting list.	Focus on fast lease-up of the 2 ready units. Use the waiting list aggressively to backfill vacancies before they age. Close remaining turn work on the 1 not-ready unit. Pre-screen applicants before units become ready to reduce downtime.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	Current vacancy rate is 6.25% with 4 vacant units. 2 units are not ready. Move-outs appear connected to senior housing transitions such as health-related relocation, caregiver proximity, and assisted living. Waiting list is strong at 23, but turn completion is slowing absorption.	Prioritize appliance replacement, cleaning, and safety inspection work. Coordinate earlier with waiting-list applicants so move-ins are ready once units pass inspection. Build a senior-transition vacancy forecast using notices to plan turns ahead of move-out dates. Offer move-in assistance or flexible scheduling to reduce delays for senior applicants.

✅ Occupancy Improvement Opportunities

🛠️ Reduce not-ready vacancies: The biggest immediate opportunity is completing the 9 not-ready vacant units across the portfolio.
📞 Convert waiting lists faster: Cedar Ridge, Harbor Point, Maple Crossing, and Willow Creek all have enough demand to fill current vacancies quickly if units are ready.
🎯 Focus marketing on Brookstone Village: Brookstone has the largest unit count and the weakest waiting-list coverage, so additional outreach is needed.
⏱️ Set turn-time targets: Units with repeated maintenance delays should be assigned firm completion dates and tracked daily.
📅 Pre-lease before turns are complete: Where move-out notices are known, begin applicant matching before the vacancy occurs.
🚦Prioritize by vacancy impact: Brookstone should receive the highest operational focus, followed by Willow Creek and Cedar Ridge.

📌 Bottom Line

Overall trend is positive: Vacancy has improved for three consecutive reporting periods since the June peak.
Main issue is not demand across most properties: Waiting lists are strong at Cedar Ridge, Harbor Point, Maple Crossing, and Willow Creek.
Main operational constraint is unit readiness: Delayed turns and repairs are keeping units offline.
Brookstone Village needs the most attention: It combines the highest vacancy count, the highest vacancy rate, multiple not-ready units, and the weakest waiting list.

Comparative Vacancy Analysis

📊 Current Week vs. Previous Week

Portfolio vacancy improved slightly: 18 vacant units last week to 17 vacant units this week.
Vacancy rate decreased: 5.00% → 4.72%, a 0.28 percentage-point improvement.
Best improvements: Cedar Ridge Commons and Harbor Point Apartments each reduced vacancy by 1 unit.
Only increase: Maple Crossing Townhomes moved from 0 to 1 vacant unit.
Largest current vacancy load: Brookstone Village has 8 vacant units, representing nearly half of all current vacancies.

Property	Units	Previous Week Vacant	Previous Rate	Current Week Vacant	Current Rate	Change	Current Vacancy Readiness
Brookstone Village	120	8	6.67%	8	6.67%	➡️ No change	5 not ready / 3 ready
Cedar Ridge Commons	48	4	8.33%	3	6.25%	✅ -1 unit / -2.08 pts	1 not ready / 2 ready
Harbor Point Apartments	96	2	2.08%	1	1.04%	✅ -1 unit / -1.04 pts	0 not ready / 1 ready
Maple Crossing Townhomes	32	0	0.00%	1	3.13%	⚠️ +1 unit / +3.13 pts	1 not ready / 0 ready
Willow Creek Senior Villas	64	4	6.25%	4	6.25%	➡️ No change	2 not ready / 2 ready
Portfolio Total	360	18	5.00%	17	4.72%	✅ -1 unit / -0.28 pts	9 not ready / 8 ready

📈 Vacancy Trend Across Prior Weeks

Overall pattern: Vacancy rose steadily from mid-May through early June, peaked during 06/08–06/14, then improved for three consecutive weeks.
Peak vacancy: 23 vacant units, or 6.39%, during 06/08–06/14.
Current position: 17 vacant units, or 4.72%, which is close to the starting level of 16 vacant units, or 4.44%.

Week	Total Vacant Units	Portfolio Vacancy Rate	Week-over-Week Direction
05/18–05/24	16	4.44%	Baseline
05/25–05/31	18	5.00%	🔼 Increased
06/01–06/07	20	5.56%	🔼 Increased
06/08–06/14	23	6.39%	🔼 Peak
06/15–06/21	21	5.83%	🔽 Improved
06/22–06/28	18	5.00%	🔽 Improved
06/29–07/05	17	4.72%	🔽 Improved

🏘️ Property-Level Patterns

Brookstone Village: Vacancy remains elevated at 6.67%. It improved from the 7.50% peak but has not returned to the 5.00% level seen in mid-May.
Cedar Ridge Commons: Strong recent improvement, dropping from 10.42% during early/mid-June to 6.25% currently.
Harbor Point Apartments: Best current performance at 1.04%. Vacancy has steadily improved from its early-June high of 3.13%.
Maple Crossing Townhomes: Generally strong occupancy, but small property size causes rate swings; 1 vacancy equals 3.13%.
Willow Creek Senior Villas: Vacancy remains above its mid-May level and has stabilized at 6.25% for the last two weeks.

Property	05/18	05/25	06/01	06/08	06/15	06/22	06/29	Trend
Brookstone Village	5.00%	5.83%	6.67%	7.50%	7.50%	6.67%	6.67%	⚠️ Elevated but no longer rising
Cedar Ridge Commons	8.33%	8.33%	10.42%	10.42%	10.42%	8.33%	6.25%	✅ Improving
Harbor Point Apartments	2.08%	2.08%	3.13%	3.13%	2.08%	2.08%	1.04%	✅ Strongest current rate
Maple Crossing Townhomes	3.13%	3.13%	0.00%	3.13%	0.00%	0.00%	3.13%	⚠️ Volatile due to small unit count
Willow Creek Senior Villas	4.69%	6.25%	6.25%	7.81%	7.81%	6.25%	6.25%	➡️ Stable but still elevated

🔍 Factors Affecting Vacancy

Turnover and repair delays: Many vacant units are still not ready, especially at Brookstone Village and Willow Creek Senior Villas.
- Current portfolio: 9 of 17 vacant units are not ready.
- This is better than last week, when 11 of 18 vacant units were not ready.
Move-outs continue to create new vacancies: Current-week move-out-related vacancy pressure appears at Brookstone Village, Maple Crossing Townhomes, and Willow Creek Senior Villas.
Application pipeline is helping absorption: Several current vacant units have approved or pending applicants, which should reduce vacancy if move-ins are completed quickly.
Ready-but-vacant units remain an opportunity: There are 8 ready vacant units this week, meaning occupancy can improve without waiting for maintenance completion.
Demand appears strongest at Maple Crossing, Harbor Point, and Willow Creek: These properties have larger waiting lists relative to current vacancies, supporting faster leasing if units are ready.

✅ Recommended Actions to Improve Occupancy

Prioritize long-running vacant turns: Focus first on Brookstone Village and Willow Creek Senior Villas, where vacancy counts remain elevated.
Convert ready units immediately: Push tours, approvals, lease signing, and move-in scheduling for the 8 ready vacant units.
Use waiting lists more aggressively: Contact backup applicants before units are fully ready so approvals are completed in advance.
Pre-lease upcoming move-outs: Begin marketing and applicant screening as soon as notice is received to reduce downtime between residents.
Track not-ready causes weekly: Separate vacancies by repair type, parts delay, cleaning, inspection, and vendor backlog to remove recurring bottlenecks.
Set property-specific targets:
- Brookstone Village: reduce from 8 to 6 vacant units short term.
- Cedar Ridge Commons: continue current improvement and target 2 or fewer vacancies.
- Harbor Point Apartments: maintain low vacancy and move the remaining ready unit quickly.
- Maple Crossing Townhomes: complete the single turn quickly to return to full occupancy.
- Willow Creek Senior Villas: focus on completing the 2 not-ready units and converting approved applicants.

⭐ Key Takeaway

Vacancy is moving in the right direction after peaking in early June. The main opportunity now is execution: finish not-ready units faster and lease the 8 ready vacant units immediately. If ready units are absorbed and repair delays are reduced, the portfolio can move back toward the mid-May vacancy level or better.

Rent Loss Evaluation

📌 Current Week Snapshot: 2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05

Total rent loss: $25,475.00
Change from prior week: +$100.00, essentially flat vs. $25,375.00
Highest rent loss property: Brookstone Village at $17,725.00
Primary issue: Long-running vacancies and delayed unit turns, especially at Brookstone Village.

🏢 Rent Loss by Property

Property	# Vacant Units	Current Rent Loss	Share of Total Rent Loss	Rent Loss per Vacant Unit	Status
Brookstone Village	8	$17,725.00	69.6%	$2,215.63	🔴 Highest risk
Willow Creek Senior Villas	4	$4,075.00	16.0%	$1,018.75	🟠 Elevated
Cedar Ridge Commons	3	$2,825.00	11.1%	$941.67	🟡 Moderate
Harbor Point Apartments	1	$625.00	2.5%	$625.00	🟢 Low
Maple Crossing Townhomes	1	$225.00	0.9%	$225.00	🟢 Low

📈 Rent Loss Trend Compared with Prior Weeks

Week	Brookstone Village	Cedar Ridge Commons	Harbor Point Apartments	Maple Crossing Townhomes	Willow Creek Senior Villas	Total
2026-05-18 to 2026-05-24	$9,200.00	$3,425.00	$1,770.00	$275.00	$2,625.00	$17,295.00
2026-05-25 to 2026-05-31	$11,750.00	$4,800.00	$2,422.50	$550.00	$3,850.00	$23,372.50
2026-06-01 to 2026-06-07	$14,700.00	$5,525.00	$2,750.00	$0.00	$4,000.00	$26,975.00
2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14	$16,850.00	$6,400.00	$1,675.00	$125.00	$5,575.00	$30,625.00
2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21	$17,950.00	$4,900.00	$1,850.00	$0.00	$7,375.00	$32,075.00
2026-06-22 to 2026-06-28	$15,550.00	$4,175.00	$1,175.00	$0.00	$4,475.00	$25,375.00
2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05	$17,725.00	$2,825.00	$625.00	$225.00	$4,075.00	$25,475.00

📊 Total rent loss is nearly unchanged from the prior week, increasing only $100.00.
🔴 Brookstone Village increased by $2,175.00 week over week and now drives nearly 70% of total rent loss.
🟢 Cedar Ridge Commons, Harbor Point Apartments, and Willow Creek Senior Villas all improved from the prior week.
⚠️ Current rent loss remains significantly above the 2026-05-18 baseline of $17,295.00.

🔴 Highest Rent Loss Properties and Causes

1. Brookstone Village — $17,725.00

Main drivers:
- Unit 501: $8,000.00, vacant since 04/18/2026
- Unit 608: $3,000.00, vacant since 05/10/2026
- Unit 714: $2,050.00, vacant since 05/27/2026
- Unit 625: $1,700.00, vacant since 06/03/2026
- Unit 729: $1,375.00, vacant since 06/11/2026
Underlying causes:
- 🛠️ Extended make-ready timelines, including prior heavy turn/final inspection delays on Unit 501.
- 🐜 Pest treatment follow-up on Unit 608.
- 🔧 Move-out damages and cabinet repair on Units 714 and 729.
- 🎨 Paint, cleaning, and lock change needs on newer vacancies.
Insight: Brookstone is the clear financial priority. The loss is concentrated in aged vacancies, not just new move-outs.

2. Willow Creek Senior Villas — $4,075.00

Main drivers:
- Unit 314: $2,225.00, vacant since 05/18/2026
- Unit 409: $1,175.00, vacant since 06/14/2026
- Unit 515: $550.00, vacant since 06/25/2026
- Unit 606: $125.00, vacant since 07/02/2026
Underlying causes:
- 🧹 Prior smoke remediation and cleaning on Unit 314.
- 🔌 Appliance replacement on Unit 515.
- ✅ Cleaning and safety inspection on Unit 606.
Insight: Willow improved from the prior week, but Unit 314 remains a persistent drag on income.

3. Cedar Ridge Commons — $2,825.00

Main drivers:
- Unit 312: $1,375.00, vacant since 06/12/2026
- Unit 221: $950.00, vacant since 06/18/2026
- Unit 408: $500.00, vacant since 06/26/2026
Underlying causes:
- 🐜 Pest treatment follow-up on Unit 312.
- 🎨 Paint and cleaning on Unit 408.
Insight: Cedar is improving, with rent loss down $1,350.00 from the prior week.

✅ Recommended Strategies to Reduce Rent Loss

🚨 Prioritize Brookstone Village immediately: Focus maintenance, vendor scheduling, and leasing follow-up on Units 501, 608, 714, 625, and 729.
⏱️ Set hard turn deadlines: Any unit vacant more than 30 days should have a daily action plan, owner, completion date, and escalation path.
🔧 Separate minor turns from heavy turns: Units needing only paint, cleaning, locks, or inspection should not wait behind heavy repair units.
📋 Pre-lease ready units: Where units are marked ready, accelerate applicant approvals and move-in scheduling to stop additional weekly loss.
🛠️ Use vendor escalation for repeat repair delays: Pest treatment, flooring, appliance replacement, cabinet repair, and inspections are recurring causes of extended vacancy.
📉 Monitor aged vacancy rent loss weekly: Track units exceeding $1,000 in rent loss separately, since they are driving most of the financial impact.

🎯 Priority Action List

Brookstone Unit 501: Highest single-unit loss at $8,000.00 — resolve final turn/inspection and lease immediately.
Brookstone Unit 608: Complete pest treatment follow-up and release for occupancy.
Brookstone Units 714, 625, and 729: Clear repairs and convert to ready status.
Willow Unit 314: Close remaining turn items to prevent continued aging.
Cedar Unit 312: Complete pest follow-up and move to ready/leased status.

Rent Loss Evaluation Over Time

📌 Key Rent Loss Takeaways

Current week total rent loss: $25,475.00
Previous week total rent loss: $25,375.00
Week-over-week change: 🔺 $100.00 / +0.4%
Vacant units decreased: 18 → 17, but rent loss stayed flat because several older vacancies continued to accumulate loss.
Highest rent loss property: 🚨 Brookstone Village at $17,725.00, representing approximately 69.6% of current total rent loss.

📊 Current Week vs. Previous Week Rent Loss

Property	Previous Week 2026-06-22 to 2026-06-28	Current Week 2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05	Change	Trend
Brookstone Village	$15,550.00	$17,725.00	🔺 $2,175.00	Worsening
Cedar Ridge Commons	$4,175.00	$2,825.00	🔻 $1,350.00	Improving
Harbor Point Apartments	$1,175.00	$625.00	🔻 $550.00	Improving
Maple Crossing Townhomes	$0.00	$225.00	🔺 $225.00	New rent loss
Willow Creek Senior Villas	$4,475.00	$4,075.00	🔻 $400.00	Slightly improving
Total	$25,375.00	$25,475.00	🔺 $100.00	Flat / slightly worse

🚨 Properties with Highest Current Rent Loss

Brookstone Village — $17,725.00
- Largest contributor to current portfolio rent loss.
- Major rent loss drivers:
  - Unit 501 — $8,000.00
  - Unit 608 — $3,000.00
  - Unit 714 — $2,050.00
  - Unit 625 — $1,700.00
  - Unit 729 — $1,375.00
- Underlying causes: long-running vacant units, pest treatment follow-up, move-out damages, cabinet repair, paint, cleaning, and lock change work.
- Main concern: even though some prior-week units dropped off, aging units continued to grow and pushed total rent loss higher.
Willow Creek Senior Villas — $4,075.00
- Second-highest current rent loss.
- Major rent loss drivers:
  - Unit 314 — $2,225.00
  - Unit 409 — $1,175.00
  - Unit 515 — $550.00
  - Unit 606 — $125.00
- Underlying causes: older vacancies, appliance replacement, cleaning, safety inspection, and senior-related move-outs.
- Positive movement: total rent loss decreased by $400.00 from the previous week.
Cedar Ridge Commons — $2,825.00
- Rent loss improved significantly from $4,175.00 to $2,825.00.
- Major rent loss drivers:
  - Unit 312 — $1,375.00
  - Unit 221 — $950.00
  - Unit 408 — $500.00
- Underlying causes: pest treatment follow-up, paint, and cleaning.
- Positive movement: prior high-loss unit 214 appears to have been removed from rent loss, reducing exposure.

📈 Rent Loss Trend Over Prior Weeks

Week	Brookstone Village	Cedar Ridge Commons	Harbor Point	Maple Crossing	Willow Creek	Total
2026-05-18 to 2026-05-24	$9,200.00	$3,425.00	$1,770.00	$275.00	$2,625.00	$17,295.00
2026-05-25 to 2026-05-31	$11,750.00	$4,800.00	$2,422.50	$550.00	$3,850.00	$23,372.50
2026-06-01 to 2026-06-07	$14,700.00	$5,525.00	$2,750.00	$0.00	$4,000.00	$26,975.00
2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14	$16,850.00	$6,400.00	$1,675.00	$125.00	$5,575.00	$30,625.00
2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21	$17,950.00	$4,900.00	$1,850.00	$0.00	$7,375.00	$32,075.00
2026-06-22 to 2026-06-28	$15,550.00	$4,175.00	$1,175.00	$0.00	$4,475.00	$25,375.00
2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05	$17,725.00	$2,825.00	$625.00	$225.00	$4,075.00	$25,475.00

🔍 Trend Insights

📉 Portfolio rent loss improved from the peak of $32,075.00 during 2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21, but has not continued to decline meaningfully.
⚠️ Current rent loss remains 47.3% higher than the 2026-05-18 to 2026-05-24 baseline.
🚨 Brookstone Village is the main drag on financial performance. It nearly returned to its peak level and offset improvements at Cedar Ridge, Harbor Point, and Willow Creek.
✅ Cedar Ridge Commons and Harbor Point Apartments are improving, indicating that unit turns or leasing activity are reducing rent loss exposure.
🟡 Willow Creek Senior Villas is improving, but still elevated due to older vacant units continuing to accumulate loss.
✅ Maple Crossing Townhomes remains low risk, with only $225.00 in current rent loss.

🛠️ Recommended Strategies to Reduce Rent Loss

Prioritize Brookstone Village immediately.
- Focus first on units 501, 608, 714, 625, and 729.
- These units represent the majority of current rent loss and should receive daily status review until ready or leased.
Create a rent-loss aging dashboard.
- Flag any vacant unit older than 14 days.
- Escalate units with repeated maintenance delays such as pest treatment, cabinet repair, appliance replacement, and move-out damage work.
Shorten turn times for maintenance-related vacancies.
- Pre-order common parts and appliances.
- Use backup vendors when work is delayed more than 48 hours.
- Set target completion dates for each non-ready unit.
Lease ready units faster.
- Any unit marked ready should have an application matched or a prospect contacted immediately.
- Use backup applicants to avoid delays after denials or stalled approvals.
Reduce repeat loss from aging units.
- Units with rent loss over $1,000 should be reviewed separately from normal turns.
- Require a specific barrier, owner, and completion date for each high-loss unit.
Track financial impact weekly.
- Measure rent loss by property, by unit, and by cause.
- Focus leadership attention on properties where rent loss increases despite fewer vacancies.

Delinquency Management

ℹ️ Basis of review: Delinquency rate = delinquent households ÷ total units. Dollar totals include rent (R) and fees (F) only; amounts marked damages (D) were excluded.

📅 Current week reviewed: 2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05

🚨 Current Delinquency Ranking

Rank	Property	Total Units	Delinquent Households	Delinquency Rate	Rent + Fees Delinquent	Key Insight
1	Brookstone Village	120	5	4.17%	$12,130.00	Highest rate and by far the largest dollar exposure.
2	Maple Crossing Townhomes	32	1	3.13%	$125.00	Rate is elevated due to small property size, but dollar risk is low.
3	Cedar Ridge Commons	48	1	2.08%	$105.00	Major improvement; only one small balance remains.
4	Harbor Point Apartments	96	1	1.04%	$175.00	Low current exposure after steady improvement.
5	Willow Creek Senior Villas	64	0	0.00%	$0.00	No current delinquency reported.

📊 Prior-Week Comparison

Property	05/18-05/24	05/25-05/31	06/01-06/07	06/08-06/14	06/15-06/21	06/22-06/28	06/29-07/05	Trend
Brookstone Village	$8,568 / 3 HH	$9,618 / 4 HH	$10,075 / 4 HH	$11,295 / 5 HH	$11,295 / 4 HH	$12,055 / 5 HH	$12,130 / 5 HH	🔺 Up $3,562 since 05/18; nearly flat week-over-week but still critically high.
Cedar Ridge Commons	$1,520 / 2 HH	$1,520 / 2 HH	$1,655 / 3 HH	$1,505 / 3 HH	$1,105 / 3 HH	$380 / 2 HH	$105 / 1 HH	✅ Down sharply; balance reduced 93% from first week.
Harbor Point Apartments	$2,615 / 2 HH	$2,265 / 2 HH	$1,665 / 2 HH	$1,435 / 2 HH	$1,035 / 2 HH	$310 / 1 HH	$175 / 1 HH	✅ Sustained improvement; balance reduced 93% from first week.
Maple Crossing Townhomes	$0 / 0 HH	$405 / 1 HH	$0 / 0 HH	$0 / 0 HH	$250 / 1 HH	$0 / 0 HH	$125 / 1 HH	⚠️ Intermittent small-balance delinquency; not currently a large-dollar issue.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	$760 / 2 HH	$660 / 2 HH	$710 / 3 HH	$410 / 2 HH	$200 / 1 HH	$75 / 1 HH	$0 / 0 HH	✅ Fully cleared current delinquency.

🔍 Reasons Behind the Highest Delinquency

🏢 Brookstone Village is the primary concern. It represents approximately 96.8% of the current portfolio delinquent rent and fees ($12,130 of $12,535).
👥 Brookstone’s delinquency is concentrated in two recurring accounts: Krista Alden at $6,650 and Ronald Gates at $3,800. Together, they account for $10,450, or about 86.2% of Brookstone’s current delinquency.
📈 Brookstone’s balance has increased over the review period, rising from $8,568 during 05/18-05/24 to $12,130 currently. This indicates persistent arrears rather than a one-week issue.
⚠️ Maple Crossing has the second-highest rate, but this is driven by only 1 household out of 32 units and a small balance of $125. The percentage looks high because the property is small.
✅ Cedar Ridge, Harbor Point, and Willow Creek show strong improvement, with Cedar and Harbor reduced to low residual balances and Willow fully cleared.

✅ Recommended Measures to Reduce Delinquency

🎯 Immediate Priority: Brookstone Village

Assign direct collection ownership for the two largest accounts: Krista Alden and Ronald Gates.
Require documented payment plans with specific payment dates, minimum payment amounts, and consequences for missed commitments.
Escalate accounts over $3,000 to management review immediately. These two balances are driving the property’s overall delinquency risk.
Use weekly follow-up calls, emails, and written notices until balances are reduced below a defined threshold.
Offer assistance referrals or structured catch-up options where allowed, but only with signed agreements and tracked payment deadlines.

💳 Portfolio-Wide Rent Collection Improvements

Implement an early-warning schedule: reminder before rent due, notice immediately after grace period, payment-plan contact within the same week.
Promote autopay and online payment links to reduce missed or delayed payments.
Segment accounts by balance size: under $250, $250-$999, $1,000-$2,999, and $3,000+. Higher balances should receive faster escalation.
Resolve small balances quickly at Maple, Cedar, and Harbor before they roll into the next rent cycle.
Track repeat delinquency by household so recurring accounts receive proactive outreach before balances grow.

📌 Suggested Weekly Targets

Brookstone: reduce current rent and fee delinquency by at least 25% within two reporting cycles.
Cedar Ridge and Harbor Point: clear remaining small balances before next reporting period.
Maple Crossing: collect the $125 balance quickly to avoid recurring small-account delinquency.
Willow Creek: maintain zero delinquency through continued early reminders and payment monitoring.

Delinquency Management Trends

📌 Scope: Delinquency only, comparing the current week 2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05 against the previous week and prior weeks.

📊 Current Week Delinquency Snapshot

Property	Units	Delinquent Residents	Delinquency Rate	Total Delinquency	Key Insight
Brookstone Village	120	5	4.17%	$12,605	Highest total delinquency by a wide margin; two residents drive most of the balance.
Maple Crossing Townhomes	32	1	3.13%	$125	Second-highest rate due to small property size, but dollar exposure is minimal.
Cedar Ridge Commons	48	1	2.08%	$155	Significant improvement from prior week; only one small delinquency remains.
Harbor Point Apartments	96	1	1.04%	$175	Low and improving delinquency level.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	64	0	0.00%	$0	No current delinquency reported.

🚨 Properties with Highest Delinquency Rates

Brookstone Village — 4.17%
- Current delinquency: 5 residents / $12,605.
- Accounts for approximately 96.5% of the portfolio’s current delinquency dollars.
- Main drivers:
  - Krista Alden, Unit 505: $7,000 total delinquency.
  - Ronald Gates, Unit 622: $3,800 total delinquency.
- These two residents represent $10,800, or about 85.7% of Brookstone’s current delinquency.
Maple Crossing Townhomes — 3.13%
- Current delinquency: 1 resident / $125.
- Rate appears elevated because the property has only 32 units.
- Dollar amount is low and does not indicate a major collection risk.
Cedar Ridge Commons — 2.08%
- Current delinquency: 1 resident / $155.
- This is a major improvement from the prior week, when Cedar had 2 delinquent residents / $480.

📉 Current Week vs. Previous Week

Property	Previous Week Total	Current Week Total	Change	Trend
Brookstone Village	$12,655	$12,605	-$50	🟡 Essentially flat; still the main concern.
Cedar Ridge Commons	$480	$155	-$325	🟢 Strong improvement.
Harbor Point Apartments	$310	$175	-$135	🟢 Improving.
Maple Crossing Townhomes	$0	$125	+$125	🟡 New small delinquency.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	$75	$0	-$75	🟢 Fully cleared.

📌 Portfolio delinquency decreased from $13,520 to $13,060, a reduction of $460.
📌 Delinquent resident count decreased from 9 to 8.
📌 Portfolio delinquency rate improved from 2.50% to 2.22%.
⚠️ Despite improvement, Brookstone Village remains the primary risk area.

📈 Multi-Week Delinquency Trend

Week	Delinquent Residents	Portfolio Delinquency Rate	Total Delinquency	Trend Note
2026-05-18 to 2026-05-24	9	2.50%	$13,463	Baseline week.
2026-05-25 to 2026-05-31	11	3.06%	$14,993	Increase in both count and dollars.
2026-06-01 to 2026-06-07	12	3.33%	$14,630	Highest delinquent resident count begins.
2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14	12	3.33%	$15,420	Peak delinquency dollars.
2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21	11	3.06%	$14,660	Improvement begins.
2026-06-22 to 2026-06-28	9	2.50%	$13,520	Continued improvement.
2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05	8	2.22%	$13,060	Lowest count and rate in the period.

🟢 Overall delinquency is improving after peaking during 2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14.
🟢 Current delinquent resident count is the lowest reported across the reviewed weeks.
🟡 Total delinquency dollars remain elevated because Brookstone has two large recurring balances.
📉 Since the peak week, portfolio delinquency has declined by $2,360, or approximately 15.3%.

🔍 Property-Level Insights

🏘️ Brookstone Village
- Delinquency has grown from $8,568 in mid-May to $12,605 currently.
- The balance is highly concentrated in two accounts: Krista Alden and Ronald Gates.
- Recent improvement is minimal, with only a $50 decrease from the previous week.
- Primary issue: persistent high-balance residents, not broad-based delinquency across many units.
🏢 Cedar Ridge Commons
- Improved from a mid-period high of $1,830 to only $155 currently.
- Delinquent count fell from 3 residents in early/mid-June to 1 resident now.
- Primary issue: mostly resolved; remaining delinquency is small and manageable.
🌊 Harbor Point Apartments
- Delinquency has steadily declined from $2,615 to $175.
- Prior balances tied to Angela Morris and David Chen appear resolved.
- Only Nina Patel remains delinquent, and the balance is modest.
🏡 Maple Crossing Townhomes
- Current delinquency is only $125.
- The percentage rate appears high because the property has the smallest unit count.
- No significant collection concern based on dollar exposure.
🌿 Willow Creek Senior Villas
- Delinquency has improved to $0.
- This is the strongest current position among all properties.

✅ Recommended Actions to Reduce Delinquency

🎯 Prioritize Brookstone Village immediately
- Assign focused follow-up to Krista Alden and Ronald Gates due to their large balances.
- Require written payment plans with specific due dates and minimum payment thresholds.
- Escalate accounts that miss payment-plan milestones.
📞 Implement high-touch collection outreach
- Contact delinquent residents early each week by phone, email, and written notice.
- Document every contact attempt and resident commitment.
- Use balance-specific messaging: high-balance accounts need stronger escalation than small balances.
💳 Encourage faster payment options
- Promote online payments, autopay, and partial payments before balances compound.
- Offer structured payment reminders before late fees accrue.
📊 Separate high-risk accounts from minor balances
- Brookstone’s issue is concentrated and should be managed as a high-risk collection case.
- Maple, Cedar, and Harbor have small balances that should be resolved quickly through standard reminders.
🧾 Weekly delinquency review
- Track each delinquent resident by balance, age of balance, payment commitment, and change from prior week.
- Flag any account increasing for two consecutive weeks.
- Celebrate and replicate the successful reduction pattern seen at Cedar, Harbor, and Willow.

⭐ Bottom Line

🟢 Portfolio delinquency is trending in the right direction.
🟢 Current week has the lowest delinquency rate across the reviewed period at 2.22%.
⚠️ Brookstone Village remains the clear outlier and should receive immediate collection focus.
✅ Cedar Ridge, Harbor Point, and Willow Creek show meaningful improvement.
📌 The fastest way to reduce portfolio delinquency is to resolve or materially reduce Brookstone’s two largest balances.

Maintenance and Turnaround Efficiency

🏠 Current Vacancies

17 / 360 units

Overall vacancy rate: 4.7%

🛠️ Unit Readiness

8 ready / 9 not ready

Readiness rate: 47%

💸 Current Rent Loss

$25,475

Nearly flat vs. prior week: +$100

⏱️ Average Vacancy Age

~24 days

Key drag: aged Brookstone units

📌 Current Week Status by Property

Property	Vacant Units	Ready / Not Ready	Waitlist	Rent Loss	Avg. Vacancy Age	Key Takeaway
Brookstone Village	8 / 120 6.7%	3 ready / 5 not ready	5	$17,725	~33 days	⚠️ Highest risk property; multiple aged turns and largest rent-loss exposure.
Cedar Ridge Commons	3 / 48 6.3%	2 ready / 1 not ready	17	$2,825	~16 days	✅ Improved significantly; only one unit appears maintenance-blocked.
Harbor Point Apartments	1 / 96 1.0%	1 ready / 0 not ready	31	$625	~10 days	✅ Strong performance; unit 515 is ready with approved applicant.
Maple Crossing Townhomes	1 / 32 3.1%	0 ready / 1 not ready	52	$225	~4 days	✅ Very low vacancy age; quick turn needed for unit 22.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	4 / 64 6.3%	2 ready / 2 not ready	23	$4,075	~21 days	⚠️ Moderate concern; unit 314 remains aged despite approved applicant.

⚠️ Prolonged Turnaround Units

Threshold used: units vacant more than 30 days as of 2026-07-05.

Property	Unit	Vacated Date	Approx. Days Vacant	Rent Loss	Status / Blocker	Priority Action
Brookstone Village	501	04/18/2026	~78 days	$8,000	Previously heavy turn; now tied to pending applicant	🚨 Executive escalation; confirm final inspection and force decision on pending application within 24–48 hours.
Brookstone Village	608	05/10/2026	~56 days	$3,000	Pest treatment follow-up	🐜 Require pest vendor completion date; schedule same-day maintenance closeout after treatment clearance.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	314	05/18/2026	~48 days	$2,225	Approved applicant in process; no current maintenance blocker listed	✅ Prioritize lease signing/move-in date; if ready, convert immediately.
Brookstone Village	714	05/27/2026	~39 days	$2,050	Move-out damages	🔨 Assign damage-scope owner; use vendor crew if internal team cannot complete within 5 business days.
Brookstone Village	625	06/03/2026	~32 days	$1,700	Previously carpet/cleaning; no current blocker listed	📋 Verify readiness and immediately match to waitlist/applicant pool.

💸 These prolonged units account for approximately $16,975, or about 67% of current rent loss.
🏢 Brookstone Village is the primary turnaround bottleneck, with 4 of the 5 prolonged units.
✅ Several older Brookstone units from prior weeks appear to have cleared, including units 212, 317, 119, and 136, but the remaining aged units are still materially impacting performance.

📉 Prior Week Comparison

Week	Total Vacant Units	Ready Units	Not Ready Units	Total Rent Loss	Trend
05/18–05/24	16	7	9	$17,295	Baseline week; moderate vacancy count.
05/25–05/31	18	7	11	$23,372.50	Vacancies and rent loss increased.
06/01–06/07	20	8	12	$26,975	Turnaround backlog expanded.
06/08–06/14	23	8	15	$30,650	Peak vacancy and not-ready pressure.
06/15–06/21	21	10	11	$32,075	Readiness improved, but rent loss peaked due aged units.
06/22–06/28	18	7	11	$25,375	Vacancy count improved sharply.
06/29–07/05	17	8	9	$25,475	✅ Best not-ready count since 05/18, but rent loss remains elevated.

✅ Total vacancies improved from the peak of 23 to 17, a reduction of 6 units.
✅ Not-ready units improved from the peak of 15 to 9.
⚠️ Rent loss has not fallen meaningfully this week because remaining vacancies are older and higher-cost, especially at Brookstone.
📈 Waitlists remain strong across most properties, especially Maple, Harbor, Willow, and Cedar, indicating that leasing demand is not the main constraint.

🏢 Property-Level Trend Insights

⚠️ Brookstone Village: Vacancies remain high at 8, down from the peak of 9. Maintenance blockers improved slightly from 6 not ready last week to 5 not ready, but the property still carries the majority of total rent loss. Priority should be units 501, 608, 714, and 625.
✅ Cedar Ridge Commons: Improved from 5 vacancies in mid-June to 3 this week. Only 1 unit is not ready. Turnaround is moving in the right direction; focus should shift to quickly leasing ready units.
✅ Harbor Point Apartments: Best overall current performance with only 1 vacancy, which is ready and has an approved applicant. Continue current process.
✅ Maple Crossing Townhomes: Historically strong with several zero-vacancy weeks. Current vacancy is new and low-risk, but should be turned quickly given the 52-person waitlist.
⚠️ Willow Creek Senior Villas: Improved from 5 vacancies to 4, and older units such as 102 and 118 appear to have cleared. However, unit 314 remains aged and should be converted immediately if ready.

🚀 Recommended Actions to Expedite Unit Readiness

🚨 Create an aged-vacancy escalation list: Any unit vacant over 30 days should receive daily review until leased or fully ready.
🛠️ Deploy extra maintenance/vendor capacity to Brookstone: Temporarily shift resources from better-performing sites such as Harbor and Maple, or authorize outside vendors for damage, pest, flooring, and cabinet work.
📦 Pre-order common turn materials: Stock appliances, flooring, cabinet parts, blinds, locks, paint, and cleaning supplies to prevent repeat delays like appliance, cabinet, flooring, and plumbing-part issues seen in prior weeks.
🐜 Tighten pest-treatment SLA: Pest-related units should have a documented clearance date and immediate post-treatment maintenance closeout.
📋 Use parallel processing: Start application screening, inspection scheduling, vendor bidding, and material ordering as soon as notice is received rather than after move-out.
✅ Convert ready units faster: Units marked ready should have an assigned applicant, scheduled showing, or lease-signing date within 48 hours.
📊 Set make-ready targets: Minor turns: 3–5 business days; standard turns: 7 business days; heavy turns: 14–21 days with escalation after day 14.
🔍 Improve data alignment: Ensure applications in process are tied to the actual vacant unit listed in rent loss so leasing and maintenance teams are working from the same unit priority list.

✅ Bottom Line

Overall vacancy and maintenance backlog are improving compared with the mid-June peak.
The main operational issue is no longer broad portfolio vacancy growth; it is aged-unit drag, especially at Brookstone Village.
Immediate focus should be on closing the five prolonged units, with Brookstone units 501, 608, 714, and 625 as the highest priorities.
If these aged units are resolved, current rent loss should drop materially and the portfolio could move closer to a stabilized vacancy level.

Maintenance and Turnaround Efficiency Comparison

📌 Current Week Snapshot: 2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05

Total portfolio vacancy: 17 vacant units out of 360 total units, or approximately 4.7%.
Vacant unit readiness: 8 units are ready, 9 units are not ready.
Readiness rate: 47.1% of vacant units are ready for occupancy.
Total reported rent loss: approximately $25,475.
Total waiting list demand: 128 applicants across all properties, indicating strong leasing opportunity if units can be turned faster.

📊 Current Week Property Status

Property	Vacant Units	Ready	Not Ready	Key Maintenance / Turn Issues	Rent Loss	Assessment
Brookstone Village	8	3	5	Pest follow-up, move-out damages, cabinet repair, paint, cleaning/lock change	$17,725	⚠️ Highest vacancy burden and highest rent loss. Several long-aged units remain unresolved.
Cedar Ridge Commons	3	2	1	Paint and cleaning on Unit 408	$2,825	✅ Improving. Vacancy count declined from prior week, but older rent-loss units remain.
Harbor Point Apartments	1	1	0	No active maintenance blockers listed	$625	✅ Strongest current performance. Unit appears ready with approved applicant.
Maple Crossing Townhomes	1	0	1	Touch-up paint and cleaning	$225	🟡 Minor turn issue. Strong waitlist should support quick lease-up once ready.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	4	2	2	Appliance replacement, cleaning, safety inspection	$4,075	🟡 Moderate vacancy pressure with some aged units still carrying rent loss.

🔁 Previous Week Comparison: 2026-06-22 to 2026-06-28

Previous week total vacancy: 18 units.
Current week total vacancy: 17 units.
Net change: ✅ Vacancy decreased by 1 unit.
Previous week ready units: 7 of 18.
Current week ready units: 8 of 17.
Readiness rate improved: from 38.9% to 47.1%.
Rent loss was essentially flat: $25,375 previous week vs. $25,475 current week.

Property	Prior Week Vacant	Current Week Vacant	Readiness Change	Trend
Brookstone Village	8	8	Ready units improved from 2 to 3	🟡 Same vacancy count, slight readiness improvement, but rent loss increased.
Cedar Ridge Commons	4	3	Ready units stayed at 2; not-ready units dropped from 2 to 1	✅ Best operational improvement this week.
Harbor Point Apartments	2	1	Now 100% ready	✅ Strong turnaround and leasing position.
Maple Crossing Townhomes	0	1	New vacancy, not ready	🟡 New turn should be completed quickly due to light scope.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	4	4	Ready and not-ready counts unchanged	🟡 Stable, but aged rent-loss units continue to drag performance.

⏳ Properties with Prolonged Turnaround Times

Brookstone Village ⚠️
- Unit 501: Vacant since 04/18/2026; approximately 78 days vacant by 07/05. Rent loss: $8,000.
- Unit 608: Vacant since 05/10/2026; approximately 56 days vacant. Rent loss: $3,000.
- Unit 714: Vacant since 05/27/2026; approximately 39 days vacant. Rent loss: $2,050.
- Unit 625: Vacant since 06/03/2026; approximately 32 days vacant. Rent loss: $1,700.
- Primary concern: Brookstone has recurring heavy turns, pest treatment, damages, cabinet repair, paint, and cleaning delays.
Willow Creek Senior Villas ⚠️
- Unit 314: Vacant since 05/18/2026; approximately 48 days vacant. Rent loss: $2,225.
- Unit 409: Vacant since 06/14/2026; approximately 21 days vacant. Rent loss: $1,175.
- Primary concern: Smoke remediation, appliance replacement, cleaning, and safety inspections are extending turnaround time.
Cedar Ridge Commons 🟡
- Unit 312: Vacant since 06/12/2026; approximately 23 days vacant. Rent loss: $1,375.
- Unit 221: Vacant since 06/18/2026; approximately 17 days vacant. Rent loss: $950.
- Primary concern: Pest treatment and prior plumbing/parts delays have slowed turns, though the property improved this week.

📈 Maintenance Efficiency Trend Over Time

Week	Total Vacant Units	Ready Units	Not Ready Units	Ready Rate	Approx. Rent Loss	Trend
05/18 - 05/24	16	7	9	43.8%	$17,295	Baseline vacancy level with several early heavy turns.
05/25 - 05/31	18	7	11	38.9%	$23,373	Vacancy and rent loss increased.
06/01 - 06/07	20	8	12	40.0%	$26,975	More new turns entered pipeline.
06/08 - 06/14	23	8	15	34.8%	$31,100	⚠️ Worst operational week; not-ready units peaked.
06/15 - 06/21	21	10	11	47.6%	$32,075	Readiness improved, but rent loss peaked due to aged units.
06/22 - 06/28	18	7	11	38.9%	$25,375	Vacancy declined, but readiness dipped.
06/29 - 07/05	17	8	9	47.1%	$25,475	✅ Vacancy and not-ready count improved; rent loss remains elevated.

🔍 Key Insights

✅ Portfolio maintenance efficiency is improving compared with the mid-June low point. Not-ready units dropped from 15 on 06/08-06/14 to 9 in the current week.
✅ Vacancy volume has declined from the peak of 23 units to 17 units.
⚠️ Rent loss remains high because several older vacant units are still unresolved or not yet leased.
⚠️ Brookstone Village is the primary drag on portfolio performance, representing 8 of 17 current vacancies and approximately 70% of current rent loss.
✅ Harbor Point Apartments is performing well, with only 1 vacancy and that unit ready with an approved applicant.
🟡 Willow Creek has stabilized but still needs focus on older units, especially Unit 314.
📋 Demand is not the issue: the portfolio has 128 people on waiting lists. The bottleneck is unit readiness and conversion of ready units into occupied units.

🛠️ Recommended Improvements

Prioritize aged units first ⚠️
- Immediately escalate Brookstone Units 501, 608, 714, and 625.
- Immediately escalate Willow Creek Unit 314.
- Set a daily completion target for each aged unit until resolved.
Create a 72-hour turn plan for light-scope units ⏱️
- Maple Crossing Unit 22, Cedar Ridge Unit 408, and Brookstone Unit 810 should be completed quickly because scopes are limited to paint, cleaning, lock change, or touch-up work.
- Use same-week vendor scheduling for cleaning and paint rather than waiting for batch turns.
Separate maintenance blockers from leasing blockers 📋
- Some long-aged units appear to be ready or close to ready but still vacant due to application or leasing timing.
- Brookstone Unit 501 and Willow Creek Unit 314 should receive leasing follow-up immediately because applicants are pending or approved.
Pre-order common turn materials 📦
- Recurring delays include appliances, cabinets, flooring, plumbing parts, pest treatment, carpet, and paint.
- Maintain a small inventory of high-frequency items to avoid repeated parts-related delays.
Use vendor overflow for Brookstone Village 👷
- Brookstone has consistently carried the largest volume of not-ready units.
- Assign temporary vendor support for flooring, pest follow-up, cabinet repair, and paint to reduce the backlog.
Accelerate applicant processing 📝
- With 128 applicants on waiting lists, ready units should not sit vacant.
- Require same-day outreach once a unit moves to ready status.
- Pre-screen waitlist applicants before turn completion so move-ins can be scheduled immediately after final inspection.

✅ Priority Action List

Brookstone Village: Daily escalation on Units 501, 608, 714, 625, and 729.
Willow Creek Senior Villas: Finalize Unit 314 and complete appliance/safety work on Units 515 and 606.
Cedar Ridge Commons: Complete Unit 408 and clear any remaining pest-treatment issues on Unit 312.
Maple Crossing Townhomes: Complete Unit 22 touch-up and cleaning within 72 hours.
Harbor Point Apartments: Move approved applicant into Unit 515 as quickly as possible.
Portfolio-wide: Track every not-ready unit by age, scope, vendor, next action, and target ready date.

Recertification Compliance

📌 Current Recertification Snapshot: 2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05

Brookstone Village: 10 recerts to complete — highest pending count.
Willow Creek Senior Villas: 7 recerts to complete — second highest.
Cedar Ridge Commons: 6 recerts to complete — improved but still material.
Harbor Point Apartments: 1 recert to complete — low risk.
Maple Crossing Townhomes: 1 recert to complete — low count, but newly active again.

🏢 Properties With the Most Pending Recertifications

🔴 Brookstone Village — 10 Pending

Status: Highest pending recertification volume.
Trend: Increased steadily from 3 to 10 since 2026-05-18.
Change from prior week: Up from 9 to 10.
Compliance concern: The consistent week-over-week increase suggests recertifications are being added faster than completed.
Tenant eligibility impact: Delays may result in outdated income, household, or eligibility information, increasing risk of incorrect rent/subsidy calculations or late annual certifications.

🟠 Willow Creek Senior Villas — 7 Pending

Status: Second highest pending total.
Trend: Improved from 12 at the start of the comparison period to 7 currently.
Change from prior week: Down from 8 to 7.
Compliance concern: Backlog is improving, but the count remains elevated enough to require continued monitoring.
Tenant eligibility impact: Remaining incomplete recerts could still delay eligibility confirmation and create documentation gaps.

🟡 Cedar Ridge Commons — 6 Pending

Status: Third highest pending total, but highest relative burden by property size.
Current ratio: 6 pending / 48 units, approximately 12.5% of units.
Trend: Peaked at 14 during 2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14, then improved to 6.
Change from prior week: Down from 9 to 6.
Compliance concern: Recent progress is strong, but due to the smaller unit count, the remaining backlog is still significant operationally.

📊 Recertification Trend by Property

Property	05/18	05/25	06/01	06/08	06/15	06/22	06/29	Trend Insight
Brookstone Village	3	4	5	6	8	9	10	🔴 Continuous increase; highest risk.
Cedar Ridge Commons	8	10	12	14	13	9	6	🟢 Strong recent improvement after peak.
Harbor Point Apartments	4	3	3	2	2	1	1	🟢 Low and stable.
Maple Crossing Townhomes	1	1	0	1	0	0	1	🟢 Minimal volume; monitor because recert time is active again.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	12	11	10	10	9	8	7	🟡 Improving, but still second highest.

⚠️ Eligibility & Compliance Impact

Brookstone Village presents the largest compliance exposure due to a sustained backlog increase over multiple weeks.
Willow Creek Senior Villas is improving, but 7 pending recerts still create risk if deadlines are near.
Cedar Ridge Commons has made the strongest recent progress, but its pending count remains meaningful relative to its 48-unit size.
Harbor Point Apartments and Maple Crossing Townhomes are currently low-risk based on pending volume.
Across the current report, Recert Time is marked “Yes” for all properties, meaning each property is in an active recertification period.
Recert Date fields are blank, which creates a tracking weakness because due dates or effective dates are not visible in the report.

✅ Recommended Actions

🔴 Prioritize Brookstone Village immediately with a short-term completion plan to stop the backlog from continuing to rise.
🟠 Maintain weekly follow-up at Willow Creek Senior Villas until pending recerts fall below 5.
🟡 Continue Cedar Ridge Commons’ current process, as recent reductions show progress; set a target to reduce from 6 to 3 or fewer by the next reporting cycle.
📅 Add or require Recert Date entries for every active recertification to improve deadline visibility and compliance tracking.
📋 Create a property-level aging report showing recerts due within 30, 60, and 90 days, plus overdue files.
📨 Use standardized tenant reminder notices by mail, email, phone, and text where permitted.
🧾 Pre-check files before appointments to identify missing income, asset, household, or verification documents early.
👥 Temporarily reassign support staff to Brookstone Village if the count increases again next week.
📈 Set weekly completion targets: Brookstone at least 4 completions, Willow at least 3, Cedar at least 3.
🔍 Review incomplete recerts weekly for tenant non-response, missing third-party verification, or staff processing delays.

🎯 Key Takeaway

Brookstone Village is the primary recertification concern because its pending count has increased every reporting week, reaching 10. Willow Creek Senior Villas and Cedar Ridge Commons still need attention, but both show improvement. The most important process fix is to improve deadline visibility by completing the missing Recert Date fields and managing each property against weekly completion targets.

Recertification Compliance Over Time

📌 Current Week Recertification Snapshot

Reporting period: 2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05

Property	Units	Recert Time	Recerts to Complete	Pending Rate	Status
Brookstone Village	120	Yes	10	8.3%	🔴 Highest pending volume
Willow Creek Senior Villas	64	Yes	7	10.9%	🟠 Elevated backlog
Cedar Ridge Commons	48	Yes	6	12.5%	🟠 Highest percentage burden
Harbor Point Apartments	96	Yes	1	1.0%	🟢 Low pending count
Maple Crossing Townhomes	32	Yes	1	3.1%	🟢 Low pending count

📊 Current Week vs. Previous Week

Previous week: 2026-06-22 to 2026-06-28

Property	Previous Week	Current Week	Change	Insight
Brookstone Village	9	10	🔺 +1	Backlog increased and is now the largest portfolio-wide.
Cedar Ridge Commons	9	6	✅ -3	Strong improvement, but still has the highest pending rate relative to property size.
Harbor Point Apartments	1	1	➖ No change	Stable and low recertification exposure.
Maple Crossing Townhomes	0	1	🔺 +1	Minor increase; still low risk but should be monitored because recert activity resumed.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	8	7	✅ -1	Continues gradual improvement, though backlog remains elevated.

📉 Total pending recertifications decreased from 27 to 25 week-over-week.
✅ The largest improvement was at Cedar Ridge Commons, down by 3.
⚠️ Brookstone Village is now the primary concern due to the highest open count.
⚠️ Cedar Ridge Commons remains a compliance concern because 6 pending recerts represent 12.5% of total units.

📈 Recertification Trend Over Prior Weeks

Week	Brookstone	Cedar Ridge	Harbor Point	Maple Crossing	Willow Creek	Total
2026-05-18 to 2026-05-24	3	8	4	1	12	28
2026-05-25 to 2026-05-31	4	10	3	1	11	29
2026-06-01 to 2026-06-07	5	12	3	0	10	30
2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14	6	14	2	1	10	33
2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21	8	13	2	0	9	32
2026-06-22 to 2026-06-28	9	9	1	0	8	27
2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05	10	6	1	1	7	25

📉 Portfolio-wide pending recertifications peaked at 33 during 2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14 and have since declined to 25.
✅ Cedar Ridge Commons improved significantly from a peak of 14 to 6.
✅ Willow Creek Senior Villas improved steadily from 12 to 7.
⚠️ Brookstone Village has moved in the opposite direction, increasing every week from 3 to 10.
🟢 Harbor Point Apartments has shown consistent improvement, declining from 4 to 1.
🟢 Maple Crossing Townhomes remains low, fluctuating between 0 and 1.

⚠️ Impact on Tenant Eligibility and Compliance

🔴 Brookstone Village: The increasing backlog creates the highest risk of late or incomplete eligibility determinations. Continued growth may result in delayed rent calculations, outdated household information, and audit findings.
🟠 Cedar Ridge Commons: Although improving, the property still has the highest pending rate at 12.5% of units. This creates a concentrated compliance risk despite the lower total count.
🟠 Willow Creek Senior Villas: The backlog is trending down, but 7 open recertifications remain material for a 64-unit property.
🟢 Harbor Point Apartments and Maple Crossing Townhomes: Current pending counts are low, suggesting limited immediate compliance exposure if the remaining recerts are completed promptly.
📅 Recert Date field is blank across the reports, which limits visibility into due dates and makes it harder to determine which files are approaching or past compliance deadlines.

✅ Recommended Actions

🚨 Prioritize Brookstone Village immediately with a focused recertification completion plan, since it has increased from 3 to 10 over the reporting period.
📌 Set weekly completion targets:
- Brookstone Village: complete at least 4–5 recerts next week.
- Willow Creek Senior Villas: complete at least 3 recerts next week.
- Cedar Ridge Commons: complete at least 3 recerts next week to continue the improvement trend.
📅 Require recert due dates to be entered in the Recert Date field for every pending item to improve deadline tracking.
📞 Use a tenant contact escalation schedule: initial notice, reminder call, document deadline notice, and final compliance notice.
🧾 Create a missing-document tracker by tenant/file so staff can quickly identify what is blocking completion.
👥 Temporarily shift staff support from lower-risk properties, such as Harbor Point and Maple Crossing, to Brookstone and Willow Creek.
📊 Review recert counts weekly and flag any property with:
- More than 8 pending recertifications, or
- Pending recerts above 10% of total units.
✅ Maintain Cedar Ridge’s recent momentum by documenting what changed between the prior week and current week, then applying that workflow to Brookstone.

🏁 Key Takeaway

Portfolio-wide recertification performance is improving, with total pending items down from a peak of 33 to 25. However, Brookstone Village is the main exception and now represents the highest compliance concern. Immediate attention should focus on reducing Brookstone’s backlog, maintaining Cedar Ridge’s improvement, and adding recert due dates for better compliance control.