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AI Prompts: 07/06/2026 - 09/13/2026

Vacancy Analysis

📊 Portfolio Vacancy Snapshot

Current week: 14 vacant units out of 360 total units
Portfolio vacancy rate: 3.89%
Trend: Vacancy has improved for four consecutive weeks, down from the peak of 6.39% during 2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14.
Current readiness: 7 vacant units are rent-ready, while 7 are not yet ready.

📉 Vacancy Trend by Week

Week	Vacant Units	Vacancy Rate	Trend
2026-05-18 to 2026-05-24	16	4.44%	Baseline
2026-05-25 to 2026-05-31	18	5.00%	⬆️ Increased
2026-06-01 to 2026-06-07	20	5.56%	⬆️ Increased
2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14	23	6.39%	🔺 Peak
2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21	21	5.83%	⬇️ Improved
2026-06-22 to 2026-06-28	18	5.00%	⬇️ Improved
2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05	17	4.72%	⬇️ Improved
2026-07-06 to 2026-07-12	14	3.89%	✅ Lowest in period

🏘️ Current Vacancy Rate by Property

Property	Total Units	Vacant Units	Vacancy Rate	Rent-Ready	Not Ready	Waiting List
Brookstone Village	120	7	5.83%	2	5	6
Cedar Ridge Commons	48	3	6.25%	2	1	17
Harbor Point Apartments	96	1	1.04%	1	0	33
Maple Crossing Townhomes	32	0	0.00%	0	0	55
Willow Creek Senior Villas	64	3	4.69%	2	1	24

🔎 Key Patterns

✅ Portfolio vacancy is improving: Total vacancies dropped from 23 at the June peak to 14 this week.
⚠️ Cedar Ridge Commons has the highest current vacancy rate at 6.25%, but this is partly due to its smaller unit count. Three vacant units have a larger percentage impact in a 48-unit property.
⚠️ Brookstone Village has the highest vacancy count with 7 vacant units, representing half of all portfolio vacancies.
🛠️ Non-ready units are the main occupancy drag: Brookstone has 5 non-ready units, which is the largest operational bottleneck.
📋 Demand is not the main issue: All properties have waiting lists, especially Maple Crossing, Harbor Point, and Willow Creek. The issue appears to be turn speed and conversion of available units.
🏆 Maple Crossing is the strongest performer: It is currently at 0% vacancy and has maintained very low vacancy throughout the period.
📈 Harbor Point is also performing well: Vacancy has decreased to 1.04%, supported by a strong waiting list and only one vacant unit.

🏢 Property-Level Trends

Brookstone Village:
- Vacancy rose from 6 units in mid-May to a peak of 9 units in June, then improved to 7 this week.
- Current rate is 5.83%, still above the portfolio average.
- Main issue: multiple non-ready units tied to pest treatment, damages, cabinet repair, cleaning, lock change, and inspection delays.
Cedar Ridge Commons:
- Vacancy improved from 5 units in June to 3 units this week.
- Current rate is 6.25%, the highest percentage in the portfolio because of the smaller property size.
- Main issue: one unit still not ready due to inspection punch list.
Harbor Point Apartments:
- Vacancy improved from 3 units in early June to 1 unit this week.
- Current rate is 1.04%, one of the best results in the portfolio.
- All current vacant units are rent-ready, indicating strong turn performance.
Maple Crossing Townhomes:
- Currently at 0% vacancy.
- Consistently low vacancy throughout the reporting period.
- Large waiting list suggests strong demand and limited exposure to vacancy loss.
Willow Creek Senior Villas:
- Vacancy peaked at 5 units in mid-June and has improved to 3 units this week.
- Current rate is 4.69%, back to its mid-May level.
- Main issue: remaining non-ready unit requires cleaning and safety inspection.

⚠️ Factors Driving Higher Vacancy

🛠️ Delayed unit turns: Repairs, pest treatment, damage work, inspections, and cleaning are preventing units from becoming rent-ready.
⏳ Aged vacancies: Some units have remained vacant for several weeks, especially at Brookstone Village, creating extended rent loss and slower occupancy recovery.
🚪 Move-out activity: Several properties continue to have recent or upcoming move-outs, creating a rolling vacancy pipeline.
📉 Small-property percentage effect: Cedar Ridge’s 3 vacant units produce a higher vacancy rate because the property has only 48 units.
🔁 Application-to-occupancy lag: Properties have waiting lists and applicants, but occupancy depends on quickly matching applicants to ready units and clearing pending turns.

✅ Recommended Actions to Improve Occupancy

Prioritize Brookstone Village:
- Focus maintenance and vendor resources on the 5 non-ready units.
- Set completion deadlines for pest treatment, damages, cabinet repair, cleaning, locks, and inspections.
- Immediately lease the 2 rent-ready units using the waiting list.
Close Cedar Ridge’s remaining turn item:
- Complete the inspection punch list on the non-ready unit.
- Lease the 2 rent-ready units quickly to reduce vacancy from 6.25% to near full occupancy.
Maintain Harbor Point’s momentum:
- Lease the single rent-ready vacancy immediately.
- Use the large waiting list to prevent the vacancy from aging.
Protect Maple Crossing’s full occupancy:
- Pre-plan upcoming turns before move-out dates.
- Continue converting the large waiting list into fast move-ins.
Stabilize Willow Creek Senior Villas:
- Complete the cleaning and safety inspection on the remaining non-ready unit.
- Lease the 2 rent-ready units from the waiting list before additional notices create new vacancies.

🎯 Bottom Line

Overall vacancy is moving in the right direction, reaching the lowest level in the reported period.
The biggest opportunity is operational: reduce turn times and convert rent-ready units faster.
Brookstone Village and Cedar Ridge Commons should receive the most attention because they currently have the highest vacancy pressure.
With 7 rent-ready units across the portfolio, occupancy can improve quickly if leasing teams act immediately on waiting list demand.

Comparative Vacancy Analysis

📊 Current Week vs. Previous Week

Portfolio vacancy improved from 17 vacant units / 360 units to 14 vacant units / 360 units.

✅ Current week vacancy rate: 3.89%
📉 Previous week vacancy rate: 4.72%
⬇️ Net change: -3 vacant units, or -0.83 percentage points
🌟 Current week is the lowest vacancy level in the reporting period.

Property	Units	Previous Week Vacant	Previous Rate	Current Week Vacant	Current Rate	Change	Trend
Brookstone Village	120	8	6.67%	7	5.83%	-1	📉 Improving
Cedar Ridge Commons	48	3	6.25%	3	6.25%	0	➡️ Stable
Harbor Point Apartments	96	1	1.04%	1	1.04%	0	➡️ Stable / Strong
Maple Crossing Townhomes	32	1	3.13%	0	0.00%	-1	✅ Fully Occupied
Willow Creek Senior Villas	64	4	6.25%	3	4.69%	-1	📉 Improving

📅 Vacancy Rate Trend Over Time

Week	Brookstone	Cedar Ridge	Harbor Point	Maple Crossing	Willow Creek	Portfolio Total
05/18 - 05/24	5.00%	8.33%	2.08%	3.13%	4.69%	4.44%
05/25 - 05/31	5.83%	8.33%	2.08%	3.13%	6.25%	5.00%
06/01 - 06/07	6.67%	10.42%	3.13%	0.00%	6.25%	5.56%
06/08 - 06/14	7.50%	10.42%	3.13%	3.13%	7.81%	6.39%
06/15 - 06/21	7.50%	10.42%	2.08%	0.00%	7.81%	5.83%
06/22 - 06/28	6.67%	8.33%	2.08%	0.00%	6.25%	5.00%
06/29 - 07/05	6.67%	6.25%	1.04%	3.13%	6.25%	4.72%
07/06 - 07/12	5.83%	6.25%	1.04%	0.00%	4.69%	3.89%

🔎 Key Patterns

📉 Portfolio vacancy peaked in mid-June at 6.39% and has declined for four straight weeks to 3.89%.
✅ Maple Crossing is the strongest performer, reaching 0.00% vacancy this week with a consistently large waiting list.
🌊 Harbor Point remains very strong, holding at only 1 vacant unit for two consecutive weeks.
⚠️ Brookstone Village remains the largest vacancy contributor, with 7 of the portfolio’s 14 vacant units.
📈 Cedar Ridge improved from its June peak but has stalled at 6.25% vacancy for two weeks.
🔧 Willow Creek is recovering, dropping from 7.81% in mid-June to 4.69% this week.

🏘️ Property-Level Insights

🏢 Brookstone Village

Current vacancy: 7 units / 5.83%
Improved from 8 vacant units last week.
Vacancy remains above the May baseline of 5.00%.
Primary vacancy drivers appear to be turn delays such as pest follow-up, move-out damages, cabinet repair, cleaning, lock changes, and pending inspection work.
Priority: accelerate turns on long-standing vacant units and convert applicants into move-ins faster.

🏢 Cedar Ridge Commons

Current vacancy: 3 units / 6.25%
Flat compared with the previous week.
Improved significantly from the June peak of 10.42%.
Vacant units appear closer to lease-ready status, with 2 marked as ready and 1 not ready.
Priority: focus on the remaining non-ready unit and quickly place applicants from the growing waiting list.

🏢 Harbor Point Apartments

Current vacancy: 1 unit / 1.04%
Stable from the previous week and the lowest among larger properties.
Waiting list has grown steadily, supporting fast absorption of available units.
Priority: maintain current leasing speed and pre-lease future notices where possible.

🏘️ Maple Crossing Townhomes

Current vacancy: 0 units / 0.00%
Improved from 1 vacant unit last week.
Consistently strong demand, with the largest waiting list relative to property size.
Priority: continue pre-leasing and preserve waitlist engagement to avoid future downtime.

🏡 Willow Creek Senior Villas

Current vacancy: 3 units / 4.69%
Improved from 4 vacant units last week.
Down from the mid-June peak of 7.81%.
Vacancy drivers include cleaning, safety inspection, appliance replacement, and senior-related move-outs.
Priority: shorten senior-unit turn times and coordinate early with waitlisted applicants before move-out dates.

🧩 Factors Contributing to Vacancy Changes

🔧 Unit turn delays: Repairs, inspections, pest treatment, cleaning, appliance replacement, and damage work are keeping some units unavailable.
🚪 Move-outs: Recent and upcoming move-outs continue to create new vacancies, especially at Brookstone and Willow Creek.
📝 Application pipeline movement: Properties with approved applicants and active waitlists are reducing vacancies faster.
📋 Waitlist strength: Harbor Point, Maple Crossing, and Willow Creek have strong demand, helping stabilize or reduce vacancy.
⚠️ Concentration risk: Brookstone alone accounts for 50% of current vacant units, making it the biggest opportunity for portfolio improvement.

✅ Recommended Actions to Improve Occupancy

🚀 Prioritize Brookstone turns: Assign clear deadlines for pest follow-up, damage repair, cabinet work, cleaning, and inspections.
📆 Use a weekly vacancy aging review: Focus first on units vacant for multiple weeks or causing repeated rent-loss exposure.
🔁 Pre-lease before move-out dates: Use move-out notices to match applicants before the unit becomes vacant.
📞 Work the waiting lists aggressively: Harbor Point, Maple Crossing, Willow Creek, and Cedar Ridge have enough demand to support quicker fills.
🛠️ Create make-ready escalation rules: Any unit not ready after a set number of days should be escalated to maintenance leadership.
🧾 Reduce application friction: Move approved applicants to lease signing quickly, especially where units are already ready.
🎯 Set property-level targets:
- Brookstone: reduce from 7 vacancies to 5 or fewer.
- Cedar Ridge: reduce from 3 vacancies to 2 or fewer.
- Harbor Point: maintain 1 or fewer vacancies.
- Maple Crossing: maintain full occupancy.
- Willow Creek: reduce from 3 vacancies to 2 or fewer.

🟢 Bottom Line

The portfolio is moving in the right direction, with vacancy declining from the mid-June peak of 6.39% to the current 3.89%.
The biggest opportunity is Brookstone Village, where faster unit turns could materially improve total portfolio occupancy.
Strong waiting lists across several properties indicate that the issue is less about demand and more about speed of unit readiness and applicant conversion.

Rent Loss Evaluation

📌 Current week portfolio rent loss: $16,800.00 ▼ $8,675.00 / -34.1% vs. prior week

💰 Current Week Rent Loss by Property

Rank	Property	Current Rent Loss	Share of Total	Vacant Units	Unit Status	WoW Change	Primary Rent-Loss Drivers
1️⃣	Brookstone Village	$10,250.00	61.0%	7	5 No / 2 Yes	▼ $7,475.00 / -42.2%	Long-aging vacant units with pest follow-up, move-out damages, cabinet repair, cleaning/lock change, and inspection delays.
2️⃣	Willow Creek Senior Villas	$2,900.00	17.3%	3	1 No / 2 Yes	▼ $1,175.00 / -28.8%	Rent loss tied to final inspection timing, appliance replacement, cleaning, and safety inspection.
3️⃣	Cedar Ridge Commons	$2,675.00	15.9%	3	1 No / 2 Yes	▼ $150.00 / -5.3%	Remaining loss concentrated in older vacancy 312, 408, and new unit 205 with inspection punch-list items.
4️⃣	Harbor Point Apartments	$975.00	5.8%	1	0 No / 1 Yes	▲ $350.00 / +56.0%	Single-unit rent loss on 515; appears more lease-up timing related than repair-delay related.
5️⃣	Maple Crossing Townhomes	$0.00	0.0%	0	—	▼ $225.00 / -100.0%	No current rent loss reported.
Portfolio Total		$16,800.00	100%

📈 Rent Loss Trend vs. Prior Weeks

Week	Brookstone Village	Cedar Ridge Commons	Harbor Point Apartments	Maple Crossing Townhomes	Willow Creek Senior Villas	Portfolio Total
05/18–05/24	$9,200.00	$3,425.00	$1,770.00	$275.00	$2,625.00	$17,295.00
05/25–05/31	$11,750.00	$4,800.00	$2,422.50	$550.00	$3,850.00	$23,372.50
06/01–06/07	$14,700.00	$5,525.00	$2,750.00	$0.00	$4,000.00	$26,975.00
06/08–06/14	$16,850.00	$6,400.00	$1,675.00	$125.00	$5,575.00	$30,625.00
06/15–06/21	$17,950.00	$4,900.00	$1,850.00	$0.00	$7,375.00	$32,075.00
06/22–06/28	$15,550.00	$4,175.00	$1,175.00	$0.00	$4,475.00	$25,375.00
06/29–07/05	$17,725.00	$2,825.00	$625.00	$225.00	$4,075.00	$25,475.00
07/06–07/12	$10,250.00	$2,675.00	$975.00	$0.00	$2,900.00	$16,800.00

🔍 Key Insights

✅ Portfolio rent loss improved materially, dropping from $25,475.00 to $16,800.00 week over week.
⚠️ Brookstone Village remains the largest concern, contributing 61.0% of total current rent loss despite a sharp improvement from the prior week.
📉 Major prior-week losses appear to have been resolved at Brookstone, Cedar, and Willow, but recurring long-aging turns continue to create financial drag.
🧰 Repair and turn delays are the main controllable causes, especially pest treatment, move-out damages, cabinet repair, inspections, appliances, and cleaning.
🟢 Maple Crossing has no current rent loss and should be used as a benchmark for fast turn and lease-up performance.

🏚️ Highest Rent-Loss Properties & Causes

1️⃣ Brookstone Village — $10,250.00

🚨 Highest current rent loss and highest cumulative rent loss over the review period.
Largest current loss units:
- 608 — $3,350.00 — pest treatment follow-up
- 714 — $2,425.00 — move-out damages
- 729 — $1,750.00 — cabinet repair
- 442 — $1,425.00 — older vacancy from 06/17
Root cause: multiple long-aging units remain off-market because of repair, pest, damage, and inspection-related delays.
Financial impact: although improved from last week, Brookstone still drives most of the portfolio’s rent loss.

2️⃣ Willow Creek Senior Villas — $2,900.00

Current rent loss is down from $4,075.00 last week.
Largest current loss units:
- 409 — $1,525.00 — final inspection / prior turn delay
- 515 — $900.00 — appliance replacement
- 606 — $475.00 — cleaning and safety inspection
Root cause: turn completion items are smaller but still extending vacancy days.

3️⃣ Cedar Ridge Commons — $2,675.00

Current rent loss is slightly improved from $2,825.00 last week.
Largest current loss units:
- 312 — $1,750.00 — lingering older vacancy
- 408 — $825.00 — paint / cleaning carryover
- 205 — $100.00 — inspection punch list
Root cause: fewer vacant units, but remaining units need faster punch-list closeout.

🛠️ Strategies to Reduce Rent Loss

🚦 Create a rent-loss aging dashboard: flag any vacant unit over 7, 14, and 21 days with owner, blocker, target completion date, and daily rent-loss amount.
🔧 Prioritize Brookstone immediately: focus first on units 608, 714, 729, and 442 because they represent the largest current dollar exposure.
🐜 Escalate repeat pest and repair delays: set firm vendor deadlines for pest follow-up, cabinet repair, appliance replacement, and final inspections.
📋 Use pre-move-out inspections: identify damages, parts, appliances, flooring, and cleaning needs before the unit becomes vacant.
⚡ Set turn-time targets:
- Standard cleaning / lock / paint turns: 3–5 business days
- Moderate repair turns: 7–10 business days
- Heavy turns: written recovery plan within 48 hours
📦 Pre-stock high-delay materials: cabinets, appliances, blinds, locks, flooring, and paint supplies should be available before scheduled move-outs.
🏁 Lease immediately once units are “Yes” status: reduce idle ready-unit days by pre-qualifying applicants and scheduling move-ins as soon as units pass inspection.
📉 Measure weekly improvement: target portfolio rent loss below $15,000 next week, with Brookstone below $8,000 as the first priority.

🎯 Recommended Priority Actions

Brookstone: clear 608, 714, 729, and 442 first; these four units account for $8,950.00 of Brookstone’s $10,250.00 current loss.
Willow: complete 409 inspection and 515 appliance replacement to prevent another week of aging loss.
Cedar: close 312 and 408; keep 205 from becoming another aged vacancy.
Harbor: convert 515 quickly since the unit appears ready and rent loss is lease-up driven.
Maple: maintain current process; no rent loss reported this week.

Rent Loss Evaluation Over Time

✅ Portfolio rent loss improved materially: Current week rent loss is $16,800.00, down from $25,475.00 the prior week. Decrease: $8,675.00 / 34.1%.

📊 Current Week vs. Previous Week

Property	Previous Week 06/29–07/05	Current Week 07/06–07/12	Change	Primary Rent Loss Drivers
Brookstone Village	$17,725.00	$10,250.00	⬇ $7,475.00 / 42.2%	Still the highest rent loss property. Ongoing aged vacancies: Unit 608 pest follow-up, Unit 714 move-out damages, Unit 729 cabinet repair. Improvement appears driven by removal/resolution of high-loss prior units, especially Unit 501 and Unit 625. Newer loss added from Unit 228, but only $100.00 so far.
Cedar Ridge Commons	$2,825.00	$2,675.00	⬇ $150.00 / 5.3%	Slight improvement week-over-week. Main current loss is Unit 312 at $1,750.00, previously tied to pest treatment follow-up. Unit 408 continues to accumulate loss, now $825.00. New Unit 205 added at $100.00 with inspection punch list noted.
Harbor Point Apartments	$625.00	$975.00	⬆ $350.00 / 56.0%	Rent loss increased due to continued vacancy of Unit 515. Unit 515 moved from $625.00 to $975.00. This is still a low portfolio-level exposure, but the unit should be closed quickly to prevent further aging.
Maple Crossing Townhomes	$225.00	$0.00	⬇ $225.00 / 100.0%	Rent loss fully resolved this week. Prior loss was tied to Unit 22 touch-up paint and cleaning.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	$4,075.00	$2,900.00	⬇ $1,175.00 / 28.8%	Improved due to removal/resolution of prior high-loss Unit 314. Current loss remains concentrated in Units 409, 515, and 606. Drivers include final inspection delays, appliance replacement, and cleaning/safety inspection.

🏆 Highest Rent Loss Properties

Current week highest: Brookstone Village — $10,250.00, representing approximately 61.0% of total portfolio rent loss.
Previous week highest: Brookstone Village — $17,725.00, also the dominant rent loss source.
Second highest current week: Willow Creek Senior Villas — $2,900.00.
Third highest current week: Cedar Ridge Commons — $2,675.00.

🔎 Current Week Unit-Level Hotspots

Brookstone Village Unit 608: $3,350.00 — pest treatment follow-up.
Brookstone Village Unit 714: $2,425.00 — move-out damages.
Brookstone Village Unit 729: $1,750.00 — cabinet repair.
Cedar Ridge Commons Unit 312: $1,750.00 — previously tied to pest treatment follow-up.
Willow Creek Senior Villas Unit 409: $1,525.00 — prior final inspection issue.
Brookstone Village Unit 442: $1,425.00 — paint/turn-related delay.

📈 Rent Loss Trend Over Time

Week	Total Portfolio Rent Loss	Week-over-Week Change	Trend Insight
05/18–05/24	$17,295.00	—	Starting point; Brookstone already the largest contributor.
05/25–05/31	$23,372.50	⬆ $6,077.50	Increase driven by accumulating aged vacancies, especially Brookstone and Cedar Ridge.
06/01–06/07	$26,975.00	⬆ $3,602.50	Continued growth as turns and repair delays extended.
06/08–06/14	$30,625.00	⬆ $3,650.00	Portfolio rent loss crossed $30K; Brookstone remained the primary issue.
06/15–06/21	$32,075.00	⬆ $1,450.00	Peak period; highest portfolio exposure in the available data.
06/22–06/28	$25,375.00	⬇ $6,700.00	Major improvement from resolving some older vacancies.
06/29–07/05	$25,475.00	⬆ $100.00	Flat week; Brookstone remained elevated.
07/06–07/12	$16,800.00	⬇ $8,675.00	Best performance since the first week shown; significant reduction from the June peak.

🏘️ Property Trend Summary

Brookstone Village: Rent loss rose from $9,200.00 in mid-May to a peak of $17,950.00 during 06/15–06/21, then dropped to $10,250.00 this week. The improvement is strong, but the property remains the largest risk due to multiple aged repair-related vacancies.
Cedar Ridge Commons: Peaked at $6,400.00 during 06/08–06/14 and has declined steadily to $2,675.00. The trend is positive, but Unit 312 remains a key drag.
Harbor Point Apartments: Generally low rent loss. Current increase to $975.00 is isolated to Unit 515 and should be manageable.
Maple Crossing Townhomes: Strongest performance. Current rent loss is $0.00, with only brief minor losses in prior weeks.
Willow Creek Senior Villas: Peaked at $7,375.00 during 06/15–06/21 and improved to $2,900.00. Remaining losses are tied to inspection, appliance, and cleaning/safety completion delays.

🛠️ Recommended Actions to Reduce Rent Loss

Prioritize Brookstone Village immediately: focus on Units 608, 714, 729, and 442 because they are the largest current loss drivers.
Set aging thresholds: any vacant unit generating more than $1,000 in rent loss should receive daily review until ready.
Escalate recurring repair delays: pest treatment, move-out damages, cabinet repairs, appliance replacement, and final inspections are repeatedly causing loss.
Use tighter turn timelines: establish target completion windows for cleaning, paint, locks, inspections, and vendor repairs.
Pre-order common repair items: cabinets, appliances, flooring, locks, blinds, and paint supplies should be stocked or pre-scheduled to avoid repeat delays.
Separate ready vs. non-ready loss tracking: units still accumulating loss after becoming ready should be flagged for leasing follow-up immediately.
Perform pre-move-out inspections where possible: identify damages before vacancy begins to shorten downtime after possession.
Review vendor performance weekly: recurring pest, flooring, cabinet, appliance, and inspection delays should be tied to vendor-level accountability.

✅ Key Takeaway

Portfolio rent loss has improved sharply from the June peak of $32,075.00 to $16,800.00. The main financial opportunity is now concentrated at Brookstone Village, where a small number of aged units are still driving most of the remaining loss.

Delinquency Management

📌 Current Week Snapshot: 2026-07-06 to 2026-07-12

Property	Total Units	Delinquent Households	Delinquency Rate	Total Delinquency	Delinquency / Unit	Week-over-Week Change
🏢 Brookstone Village	120	6	5.00%	$13,285.00	$110.71	⬆️ +$680.00
🏘️ Cedar Ridge Commons	48	1	2.08%	$50.00	$1.04	⬇️ -$105.00
🌊 Harbor Point Apartments	96	0	0.00%	$0.00	$0.00	⬇️ -$175.00
🏡 Maple Crossing Townhomes	32	0	0.00%	$0.00	$0.00	⬇️ -$125.00
🌿 Willow Creek Senior Villas	64	1	1.56%	$225.00	$3.52	⬆️ +$225.00
Portfolio Total	360	8	2.22%	$13,560.00	$37.67	⬆️ +$500.00

🚨 Properties with Highest Delinquency Rates

🏢 Brookstone Village is the clear delinquency risk.
- Highest current delinquency rate: 5.00%.
- Highest balance: $13,285.00, representing about 98% of total portfolio delinquency.
- Delinquency increased from $12,605.00 last week to $13,285.00 this week.
- The issue is highly concentrated: Krista Alden and Ronald Gates account for $11,350.00, or about 85% of Brookstone’s delinquency.
🏘️ Cedar Ridge Commons has the second-highest rate, but the dollar exposure is minimal.
- Current rate: 2.08%, driven by only 1 delinquent household.
- Total delinquency is only $50.00, down from $155.00 last week.
- This appears to be a residual balance rather than a rent-collection problem.
🌿 Willow Creek Senior Villas shows a small new uptick.
- Current rate: 1.56%.
- Balance increased from $0.00 last week to $225.00 this week.
- The delinquency is isolated to one resident and should be addressed quickly before aging.
✅ Harbor Point Apartments and Maple Crossing Townhomes currently have no delinquency.

📈 Prior Week Comparison

Property	05/18	05/25	06/01	06/08	06/15	06/22	06/29	07/06	Trend
Brookstone Village	$8,568	$9,968	$10,425	$11,895	$11,895	$12,655	$12,605	$13,285	📈 Persistent increase
Cedar Ridge Commons	$1,520	$1,695	$1,830	$1,680	$1,280	$480	$155	$50	📉 Strong improvement
Harbor Point Apartments	$2,615	$2,265	$1,665	$1,435	$1,035	$310	$175	$0	✅ Cleared
Maple Crossing Townhomes	$0	$405	$0	$0	$250	$0	$125	$0	✅ Controlled
Willow Creek Senior Villas	$760	$660	$710	$410	$200	$75	$0	$225	⚠️ Small rebound
Portfolio Total	$13,463	$14,993	$14,630	$15,420	$14,660	$13,520	$13,060	$13,560	⚠️ Slight weekly increase

📌 Portfolio delinquency rose $500.00 week over week, from $13,060.00 to $13,560.00.
📌 The increase is almost entirely driven by Brookstone Village.
📌 Cedar Ridge, Harbor Point, and Maple Crossing all improved or cleared delinquency.
📌 Willow Creek’s increase is small but should be handled before it becomes aged debt.

🔍 Key Causes Identified from Delinquency Patterns

🏢 Brookstone Village: chronic high-balance delinquency
- Two residents have carried large balances across multiple weeks.
- Krista Alden increased from $5,343.00 in mid-May to $7,300.00 currently.
- Ronald Gates increased from $2,250.00 in mid-May to $4,050.00 currently.
- Smaller balances have improved for some residents, but the largest accounts continue to grow.
💵 Rent balances are the main driver.
- Current portfolio delinquency: $13,560.00.
- Rent-related balances: approximately $12,610.00.
- Fees and damage-related balances are much smaller contributors.
⚠️ Low-dollar accounts need fast cleanup.
- Cedar Ridge and Willow Creek balances are small enough to resolve quickly.
- Prompt contact should prevent these from becoming recurring aged balances.

✅ Recommended Measures to Reduce Delinquency

Priority	Action	Target	Expected Result
High	🚨 Create immediate payment-resolution plans for Brookstone’s largest balances.	Krista Alden and Ronald Gates	Stop balance growth and recover the largest portion of outstanding delinquency.
High	📞 Require documented resident contact within 24–48 hours for all balances over $500.	Brookstone Village	Improve accountability and reduce aging receivables.
Medium	🧾 Separate rent, fee, and damage balances on resident statements.	All properties	Reduce disputes and make payment expectations clearer.
Medium	🔔 Use automated reminders before due date, on due date, and after grace period.	All properties	Prevent small balances from becoming aged delinquency.
Medium	💳 Increase autopay and online payment enrollment.	Residents with recurring late balances	Improve collection consistency.
Low	✅ Close low-dollar balances weekly.	Cedar Ridge and Willow Creek	Keep properties from developing recurring delinquency patterns.

🎯 Focus for Next Week

🏢 Reduce Brookstone Village delinquency below $12,000 as the first near-term target.
📉 Reduce Brookstone delinquent households from 6 to 4 or fewer.
✅ Keep Harbor Point and Maple Crossing at $0 delinquency.
🟢 Resolve Cedar Ridge’s $50 balance and Willow Creek’s $225 balance before they age further.
📊 Review the two largest Brookstone accounts weekly until payment agreements are current or escalated.

Delinquency Management Trends

📌 Delinquency Basis

Delinquency rate = delinquent households/accounts ÷ total units.
Dollar totals include delinquent rent, fees, and damage balances listed in the delinquency column.
Current week reviewed: 2026-07-06 to 2026-07-12.
Primary comparison week: 2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05, with trend review back to 2026-05-18.

📊 Current Week vs. Previous Week

Property	Units	Previous Week Accounts / Rate / Amount	Current Week Accounts / Rate / Amount	WoW Change	Readout
Brookstone Village	120	5 / 4.17% / $12,605	6 / 5.00% / $13,285	+$680; +1 account	🚨 Highest current delinquency rate and dollar exposure.
Cedar Ridge Commons	48	1 / 2.08% / $155	1 / 2.08% / $50	-$105; flat account count	✅ Nearly resolved; remaining balance is damage-related.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	64	0 / 0.00% / $0	1 / 1.56% / $225	+$225; +1 account	🟡 Small new delinquency after prior-week clearance.
Harbor Point Apartments	96	1 / 1.04% / $175	0 / 0.00% / $0	-$175; -1 account	✅ Fully cleared this week.
Maple Crossing Townhomes	32	1 / 3.13% / $125	0 / 0.00% / $0	-$125; -1 account	✅ Fully cleared this week.

🏢 Portfolio total: 8 delinquent accounts out of 360 units = 2.22%.
💵 Portfolio balance increased from $13,060 to $13,560, despite the account count staying flat.
⚠️ Brookstone Village alone represents 98.0% of current portfolio delinquency dollars.

🚨 Highest Delinquency Properties & Key Drivers

Brookstone Village — Highest Risk
- Current delinquency rate: 5.00%, up from 4.17% last week.
- Current delinquency balance: $13,285, up $680 week over week.
- Major concentration: Krista Alden and Ronald Gates total $11,350, or about 85.4% of Brookstone’s delinquency.
- Portfolio concentration: those same two accounts represent about 83.7% of all current delinquency dollars across the portfolio.
- Primary issue appears to be large recurring rent balances, with smaller but persistent fee and damage components.
- Current week added Kevin Price at $580, while several smaller balances improved, but not enough to offset the large-account growth.
Cedar Ridge Commons — Rate Elevated by Small Unit Count, Low Dollar Risk
- Current delinquency rate: 2.08% due to 1 account across 48 units.
- Current balance: only $50, down from $155 last week.
- Remaining issue is isolated to Corey Blake and appears to be a small damage balance rather than active rent delinquency.
Willow Creek Senior Villas — New Small Balance
- Current delinquency rate: 1.56%.
- Balance increased from $0 last week to $225 this week.
- Single account: Alfred Simmons with $200 rent and $25 fee.
- Risk is currently low, but early outreach is needed to prevent re-aging.

📈 Delinquency Trend Since 2026-05-18

Week	Portfolio Delinquent Accounts	Portfolio Rate	Portfolio Balance
2026-05-18 to 2026-05-24	9	2.50%	$13,463
2026-05-25 to 2026-05-31	11	3.06%	$14,993
2026-06-01 to 2026-06-07	12	3.33%	$14,630
2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14	12	3.33%	$15,420
2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21	11	3.06%	$14,660
2026-06-22 to 2026-06-28	9	2.50%	$13,520
2026-06-29 to 2026-07-05	8	2.22%	$13,060
2026-07-06 to 2026-07-12	8	2.22%	$13,560

✅ Portfolio delinquency rate has improved from the early-June peak of 3.33% to 2.22%.
⚠️ Dollar exposure remains high because Brookstone balances continue to grow.
📉 Several properties show strong improvement: Harbor is now at $0, Maple is at $0, and Cedar is nearly cleared at $50.
🚨 The trend is no longer a portfolio-wide delinquency issue; it is primarily a Brookstone concentration issue.

🏘️ Property-Level Trend Readout

Brookstone Village: 🚨 Escalating.
- Balance increased from $8,568 on 2026-05-18 to $13,285 current week.
- Increase: +$4,717, approximately +55.1%.
- Account rate doubled from 2.50% to 5.00%.
Cedar Ridge Commons: ✅ Strong recovery.
- Peaked at $1,830 during 2026-06-01 to 2026-06-07.
- Current balance is $50, a reduction of about 97.3% from peak.
Harbor Point Apartments: ✅ Fully cleared.
- Declined steadily from $2,615 to $0.
Maple Crossing Townhomes: ✅ Intermittent and low-dollar.
- Small balances appeared in isolated weeks but current balance is $0.
Willow Creek Senior Villas: 🟡 Generally controlled.
- Improved from $760 at the start of the review period to $225 currently.
- Current increase is due to one new small account after a prior-week zero balance.

✅ Recommended Actions to Reduce Delinquency

Prioritize Brookstone immediately
- Focus first on Krista Alden and Ronald Gates, since they drive the majority of portfolio delinquency.
- Set written repayment agreements with specific due dates, payment amounts, and escalation steps if missed.
- Require weekly follow-up until balances are materially reduced.
- Separate rent, fees, and damage balances so rent collection is prioritized while ancillary charges are still tracked.
Prevent smaller Brookstone accounts from aging
- Contact Briana Cole, Malik Johnson, Erica Vance, and Kevin Price early before balances roll into larger arrears.
- Use short-cycle payment reminders and same-week promise-to-pay tracking.
Close out low-dollar residual balances
- Cedar: collect or resolve the remaining $50 balance tied to Corey Blake.
- Willow: address Alfred Simmons’ $225 balance before it becomes recurring.
Maintain gains at Harbor and Maple
- Keep weekly monitoring in place since both properties are currently at $0.
- Flag any new delinquency immediately during the first week it appears.
Portfolio-wide rent collection controls
- Run a weekly delinquency aging report by account and balance size.
- Use automated reminders before rent due date, on due date, and immediately after grace period.
- Track promises to pay daily until completed.
- Offer structured payment plans only when paired with current rent compliance.
- Escalate chronic high-balance accounts consistently according to policy and applicable requirements.

Maintenance and Turnaround Efficiency

📊 Current Week Snapshot: 2026-07-06 to 2026-07-12

Total portfolio units: 360
Total vacant units: 14 (3.9% vacancy)
Ready / marketable vacant units: 7
Not-ready vacant units: 7
Total waiting list: 135 applicants
Total current rent loss: $16,800

✅ Overall vacancy has improved from the June peak, but half of the current vacancies are still not ready. The largest turnaround pressure remains at Brookstone Village.

🏘️ Property-Level Vacant Unit Status

🔴 Brookstone Village

Vacant units: 7 of 120
Ready: 2
Not ready: 5
Current rent loss: $10,250
Main blockers: pest treatment follow-up, move-out damages, cabinet repair, cleaning / lock change, move-out inspection pending.
Longest-aged vacancies:
- Unit 608 — vacant since 05/10/2026 — approx. 63 days — $3,350 rent loss
- Unit 714 — vacant since 05/27/2026 — approx. 46 days — $2,425 rent loss
- Unit 729 — vacant since 06/11/2026 — approx. 31 days — $1,750 rent loss

⚠️ Brookstone has the most significant turnaround concern. Although prior long-term units appear to have improved, several newer vacancies are now aging past acceptable turnaround windows.

🟡 Cedar Ridge Commons

Vacant units: 3 of 48
Ready: 2
Not ready: 1
Current rent loss: $2,675
Main blocker: Unit 205 inspection punch list.
Oldest vacancy: Unit 312 — vacant since 06/12/2026 — approx. 30 days — $1,750 rent loss.

🛠️ Cedar has improved from 5 vacancies in mid-June to 3 currently. The remaining risk is completing punch-list items quickly and preventing ready units from sitting vacant.

🟢 Harbor Point Apartments

Vacant units: 1 of 96
Ready: 1
Not ready: 0
Current rent loss: $975
Application activity: Approved applicant for Unit 515.

✅ Harbor Point is performing well. The remaining vacancy is ready and has an approved applicant, so the focus should be on immediate move-in scheduling.

🟢 Maple Crossing Townhomes

Vacant units: 0 of 32
Waiting list: 55 applicants
Current rent loss: $0

✅ Maple Crossing is the strongest performer. With no current vacancy and the largest waiting list, demand remains very healthy.

🟡 Willow Creek Senior Villas

Vacant units: 3 of 64
Ready: 2
Not ready: 1
Current rent loss: $2,900
Main blocker: Unit 606 cleaning and safety inspection.
Oldest vacancies:
- Unit 409 — vacant since 06/14/2026 — approx. 28 days — $1,525 rent loss
- Unit 515 — vacant since 06/25/2026 — approx. 17 days — $900 rent loss
- Unit 606 — vacant since 07/02/2026 — approx. 10 days — $475 rent loss

🟡 Willow has improved from 5 vacancies in mid-June to 3, but ready units need faster applicant placement to reduce continuing rent loss.

📈 Comparison With Prior Weeks

Total vacancies improved:
- 05/18–05/24: 16 vacant units
- 06/08–06/14 peak: 23 vacant units
- 06/29–07/05: 17 vacant units
- 07/06–07/12: 14 vacant units
Not-ready vacancies improved:
- 06/08–06/14: 15 not-ready units
- 06/29–07/05: 9 not-ready units
- 07/06–07/12: 7 not-ready units
Rent loss improved sharply from last week:
- 06/29–07/05: $25,475
- 07/06–07/12: $16,800
- Decrease: $8,675, or about 34%
Waiting list demand continues to rise:
- 05/18–05/24: 97 applicants
- 06/22–06/28: 122 applicants
- 06/29–07/05: 128 applicants
- 07/06–07/12: 135 applicants

📌 The portfolio is moving in the right direction: fewer vacancies, fewer not-ready units, and lower rent loss. However, high demand means turnaround delays are creating avoidable vacancy loss.

⏳ Properties With Prolonged Turnaround Times

Brookstone Village — highest concern
- Multiple vacancies over 30 days old.
- Unit 608 has remained vacant since 05/10/2026.
- Unit 714 has remained vacant since 05/27/2026.
- Recurring blockers include pest treatment, damages, cabinet repairs, and inspections.
Cedar Ridge Commons — moderate concern
- Unit 312 is approximately 30 days vacant.
- Current not-ready count is low, but punch-list completion needs to be tightly managed.
Willow Creek Senior Villas — moderate concern
- Unit 409 is approaching 30 days vacant.
- Two units appear ready but are still generating rent loss, suggesting leasing or move-in scheduling delays.

🛠️ Maintenance & Turnaround Efficiency Assessment

✅ Improving efficiency: Portfolio vacancies dropped from 17 last week to 14 this week.
✅ Major aged items appear to have cleared: Prior long-term vacancies such as Brookstone Unit 501, Cedar Unit 214, and Willow Unit 314 are no longer driving the current vacancy list.
⚠️ Remaining issue: Brookstone still has several units with maintenance blockers and high cumulative rent loss.
⚠️ Ready-but-vacant gap: Several properties have ready units while waiting lists are strong, indicating that leasing, applicant processing, or move-in coordination may be slowing occupancy.

🚀 Recommended Improvements

Prioritize Brookstone as a turnaround sprint property.
- Assign a daily make-ready tracker for Units 608, 714, 729, 810, and 228.
- Escalate pest treatment and damage repair vendors with firm completion dates.
- Schedule cabinet, cleaning, lock change, and inspection work in parallel where possible.
Set a 72-hour completion rule for minor punch-list items.
- Apply this immediately to Cedar Unit 205 and Willow Unit 606.
- Require manager sign-off once cleaning, inspection, and minor repairs are complete.
Reduce ready-unit vacancy lag.
- Harbor Unit 515 has an approved applicant and should be moved to lease execution immediately.
- Willow ready units should be matched with approved or pending applicants before additional rent loss accumulates.
- Use the strong waiting lists at Harbor, Maple, Willow, and Cedar to pre-lease upcoming move-outs.
Pre-order common turn materials.
- Keep stock of locks, blinds, cabinet parts, pest-treatment supplies, paint, and cleaning materials.
- This would reduce delays like appliance, cabinet, flooring, and punch-list issues seen in prior weeks.
Hold weekly aged-vacancy reviews.
- Flag any unit over 14 days vacant.
- Escalate any unit over 21 days to regional management.
- Require a written recovery plan for any unit over 30 days.

✅ Key Takeaways

Vacancy trend is improving across the portfolio.
Rent loss dropped significantly from the prior week.
Brookstone remains the primary source of aged vacancies and rent loss.
Harbor Point and Maple Crossing are operating efficiently.
Cedar and Willow are improving but need faster final punch-list and move-in coordination.
With 135 applicants on the waiting list, reducing turnaround time should directly improve occupancy and revenue.

Maintenance and Turnaround Efficiency Comparison

📌 Current Week Snapshot: 2026-07-06 to 2026-07-12

Total vacant units: 14 of 360 units, approximately 3.9% vacancy.
Maintenance-ready units: 7 units, or 50.0% of vacancies.
Not-ready units: 7 units, down from 9 last week.
Total rent loss on vacant units: approximately $16,800, down significantly from $25,475 last week.
Demand remains strong: total waiting list increased from 128 to 135, indicating vacancies are primarily a turnaround/readiness issue rather than a leasing demand issue.

📊 Current Week vs. Previous Week

Property	Vacant Units	Not Ready	Ready	Rent Loss Change	Assessment
🏘️ Brookstone Village	8 → 7	5 → 5	3 → 2	$17,725 → $10,250	Vacancy count improved, but maintenance backlog remains high. Brookstone still has the largest number of not-ready units.
🏢 Cedar Ridge Commons	3 → 3	1 → 1	2 → 2	$2,825 → $2,675	Stable performance. Most vacant units are ready, but one unit remains delayed by inspection/punch-list work.
🌊 Harbor Point Apartments	1 → 1	0 → 0	1 → 1	$625 → $975	Strong maintenance performance. The single vacant unit is ready, so focus should be on lease-up timing.
🏡 Maple Crossing Townhomes	1 → 0	1 → 0	0 → 0	$225 → $0	Best turnaround result this week. Vacancy cleared entirely.
🌿 Willow Creek Senior Villas	4 → 3	2 → 1	2 → 2	$4,075 → $2,900	Improved readiness and reduced rent loss. Remaining issue is isolated to one unit requiring cleaning/safety inspection.

⚠️ Properties with Prolonged Turnaround Times

Brookstone Village remains the primary concern.
- Unit 608: vacant since 05/10/2026, approximately 63 days; still tied to pest treatment follow-up.
- Unit 714: vacant since 05/27/2026, approximately 46 days; delayed by move-out damages.
- Unit 729: vacant since 06/11/2026, approximately 31 days; cabinet repair remains open.
- Unit 442: vacant since 06/17/2026, approximately 25 days; approaching prolonged-turn threshold.
Cedar Ridge Commons has one aging vacancy to monitor.
- Unit 312: vacant since 06/12/2026, approximately 30 days. Although the property reports only one not-ready unit, this unit should be verified for either lease-up or final clearance.
Willow Creek Senior Villas improved, but one older vacancy remains close to threshold.
- Unit 409: vacant since 06/14/2026, approximately 28 days. If ready, leasing should be accelerated; if not, final inspection items should be closed immediately.

✅ Positive Turnaround Improvements

Brookstone Village reduced rent loss sharply from $17,725 to $10,250, suggesting several long-standing vacant units were either leased, removed from active vacancy, or moved closer to occupancy.
Maple Crossing Townhomes cleared its vacancy and currently has zero vacant units despite a large waiting list of 55.
Willow Creek Senior Villas reduced vacancies from 4 to 3 and not-ready units from 2 to 1.
Harbor Point Apartments continues to perform well with only one vacancy, and that unit is ready.

📈 Maintenance Efficiency Trend Over Prior Weeks

Week	Total Vacant Units	Not Ready	Ready	Ready Rate	Estimated Rent Loss
05/18 – 05/24	16	9	7	43.8%	$17,295
05/25 – 05/31	18	11	7	38.9%	$23,472.50
06/01 – 06/07	20	12	8	40.0%	$26,975
06/08 – 06/14	23	15	8	34.8%	$30,625
06/15 – 06/21	21	11	10	47.6%	$32,075
06/22 – 06/28	18	11	7	38.9%	$25,375
06/29 – 07/05	17	9	8	47.1%	$25,475
07/06 – 07/12	14	7	7	50.0%	$16,800

📉 Vacancies have improved for three consecutive reporting periods, dropping from a peak of 23 units to 14 units.
🛠️ Not-ready units have dropped from 15 at the 06/08 peak to 7 currently, indicating improved maintenance throughput.
💵 Rent loss has fallen sharply from the 06/15 peak of approximately $32,075 to $16,800 this week.
✅ Current week has the best readiness rate in the reporting period at 50.0%.

🔍 Key Maintenance Efficiency Observations

Overall trend is improving. The portfolio is moving out of the June backlog period, with fewer vacant units, fewer not-ready units, and lower rent loss.
Brookstone Village is still dragging portfolio performance. It accounts for 5 of the 7 current not-ready units, or roughly 71% of all unresolved maintenance turns.
Older work orders are being cleared. Prior long-duration units such as Brookstone 501 and Willow 314 appear to have been resolved or removed from current vacancy exposure.
Remaining delays are concentrated in repeat issue types: pest treatment follow-up, move-out damages, cabinet/fixture repairs, cleaning, lock changes, and final inspections.
Leasing should run in parallel with maintenance. Waiting lists are strong at every property, especially Maple Crossing, Harbor Point, Willow Creek, and Cedar Ridge. Ready units should not remain vacant for administrative reasons.

🚀 Recommended Improvements to Expedite Unit Readiness

Prioritize Brookstone Village immediately.
- Create a daily punch-list for units 608, 714, 729, 442, 810, and 228.
- Assign completion owners and target dates for each unit.
- Escalate unit 608 pest treatment and unit 714 damages to vendor-level priority.
Use aging thresholds.
- Any unit over 21 days vacant should receive manager review.
- Any unit over 30 days vacant should require an escalation plan.
- Any unit over 45 days vacant should be reviewed with regional leadership until ready or leased.
Pre-order recurring materials.
- Stock common items such as cabinets, blinds, locks, appliances, flooring, and paint supplies.
- Past weeks show repeated delays from appliance orders, plumbing parts, flooring, cabinets, and final inspection items.
Standardize turn scopes within 24 hours of move-out.
- Complete inspection, photos, damage billing, vendor assignment, and leasing notification within one business day.
- This would reduce idle time between vacancy date and actual repair start.
Improve vendor accountability.
- Set service-level expectations for pest treatment, flooring, cabinet repair, cleaning, and inspections.
- Use backup vendors when a unit remains unresolved beyond target turnaround time.
Accelerate lease-up of ready units.
- Harbor Point, Cedar Ridge, and Willow Creek have ready units with strong waiting lists.
- Approved applicants should be matched to ready units immediately to reduce avoidable rent loss.

🏁 Bottom Line

✅ Portfolio maintenance efficiency is improving compared with June.
✅ Current week shows the lowest vacancy count and strongest ready-rate in the reporting period.
⚠️ Brookstone Village remains the largest turnaround risk and should receive focused maintenance/vendor support.
⚠️ Units over 30 days vacant should be escalated immediately to prevent rent loss from rebuilding.
🎯 Best near-term opportunity: clear Brookstone’s aged turns and lease ready units faster at Cedar, Harbor, and Willow.

Recertification Compliance

📌 Current Recertification Snapshot: 2026-07-06 to 2026-07-12

Total pending recertifications: 19
Properties currently in recertification time: 3 of 5
Highest backlog: Brookstone Village with 11 pending recertifications
No current recertification activity reported: Harbor Point Apartments and Maple Crossing Townhomes

🏢 Properties with the Most Pending Recertifications

Rank	Property	Recert Time	Recerts to Complete	Risk Level
1️⃣	Brookstone Village	Yes	11	🔴 High
2️⃣	Willow Creek Senior Villas	Yes	5	🟠 Moderate
3️⃣	Cedar Ridge Commons	Yes	3	🟡 Low to Moderate

📈 Prior Week Comparison

Property	05/18	05/25	06/01	06/08	06/15	06/22	06/29	07/06	Trend Insight
Brookstone Village	3	4	5	6	8	9	10	11	🔴 Backlog has increased every week; highest current risk.
Cedar Ridge Commons	8	10	12	14	13	9	6	3	🟢 Strong improvement after mid-June peak.
Harbor Point Apartments	4	3	3	2	2	1	1	0	🟢 Backlog cleared; no current recert time reported.
Maple Crossing Townhomes	1	1	0	1	0	0	1	0	🟢 Minimal activity; currently clear.
Willow Creek Senior Villas	12	11	10	10	9	8	7	5	🟢 Consistent reduction, but still second-highest backlog.

⚠️ Compliance and Tenant Eligibility Impact

Brookstone Village: The growing backlog creates the highest exposure to late recertifications, delayed eligibility confirmation, incorrect rent calculations, and potential compliance findings.
Willow Creek Senior Villas: The trend is improving, but 5 remaining recerts still require close monitoring to avoid missed deadlines.
Cedar Ridge Commons: Significant progress has reduced risk, but the remaining 3 should be completed promptly to fully stabilize compliance.
Harbor Point Apartments and Maple Crossing Townhomes: No current pending recerts reported; maintain tracking to prevent new items from becoming overdue.
Documentation concern: Recert Date fields appear blank across the report. Missing target or completion dates may make it harder to prove timely processing during file reviews or audits.

✅ Recommended Actions

Prioritize Brookstone Village immediately: Assign a focused recertification push to reduce the 11 pending items, with daily tracking until the backlog is below 5.
Set weekly completion targets:
- Brookstone Village: complete at least 4–5 this week.
- Willow Creek Senior Villas: complete at least 2–3 this week.
- Cedar Ridge Commons: complete all 3 remaining if documentation is available.
Add due dates and status notes: Populate Recert Date or a comparable deadline field for every pending recert to improve accountability and audit readiness.
Use a recert aging report: Sort pending recerts by due date, missing documents, tenant response status, and staff owner.
Standardize tenant outreach: Use reminder letters, calls, texts, and email notices at consistent intervals before deadlines.
Escalate incomplete files: Any recert missing tenant documents or third-party verification should be flagged for manager review within 48 hours.
Preserve gains at Cedar, Harbor, Maple, and Willow: Continue weekly monitoring so improving properties do not rebuild backlogs.

🎯 Key Takeaways

🔴 Brookstone Village is the main concern, increasing from 3 to 11 pending recerts since 05/18.
🟢 Willow Creek Senior Villas has improved materially, decreasing from 12 to 5.
🟢 Cedar Ridge Commons has recovered strongly, dropping from a peak of 14 to 3.
✅ Harbor Point and Maple Crossing currently show no pending recert backlog.
📋 Blank recert dates should be corrected to strengthen compliance documentation.

Recertification Compliance Over Time

📌 Current Week Recertification Snapshot

Reporting week: 2026-07-06 to 2026-07-12

Total pending recertifications: 19, down from 25 the prior week.

Property	Recert Time	Current Pending	Previous Week Pending	Change	Current Risk Level
Brookstone Village	Yes	11	10	▲ +1	🔴 High
Willow Creek Senior Villas	Yes	5	7	▼ -2	🟠 Moderate
Cedar Ridge Commons	Yes	3	6	▼ -3	🟡 Improving
Harbor Point Apartments	No	0	1	▼ -1	🟢 Cleared
Maple Crossing Townhomes	No	0	1	▼ -1	🟢 Cleared

🏢 Properties With the Most Pending Recertifications

🔴 Brookstone Village has the highest pending count with 11 recertifications. This is also the only property where the backlog increased from the prior week.
🟠 Willow Creek Senior Villas remains the second-highest with 5 pending, but the trend is favorable, decreasing from 7 last week.
🟡 Cedar Ridge Commons has improved significantly, dropping from 6 to 3 pending recertifications.
🟢 Harbor Point Apartments and Maple Crossing Townhomes currently show no pending recertifications.

📈 Recertification Trend Over Time

Week	Brookstone	Cedar Ridge	Harbor Point	Maple Crossing	Willow Creek	Total Pending
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
2026-07-06 to 2026-07-12	11	3	0	0	5	19

✅ Portfolio-wide pending recertifications have improved from the peak of 33 during 2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14 to 19 this week.
📉 The total backlog decreased by 6 recertifications from the prior week, a 24% reduction.
⚠️ Brookstone Village is the exception, increasing every week from 3 to 11.
✅ Cedar Ridge Commons shows the strongest recent improvement, falling from a high of 14 to 3.
✅ Harbor Point and Maple Crossing have cleared their current pending recertification workload.

⚠️ Tenant Eligibility & Compliance Impact

🔴 Brookstone Village: Highest compliance exposure. A growing backlog may delay income verification, rent recalculation, eligibility confirmation, and required file completion.
🟠 Willow Creek Senior Villas: Improving, but still has enough pending items to require monitoring. Delays could affect timely annual eligibility documentation.
🟡 Cedar Ridge Commons: Compliance risk has decreased sharply, but the remaining 3 items should be completed before the backlog rebuilds.
🟢 Harbor Point Apartments and Maple Crossing Townhomes: No current pending recertifications; maintain the current process and monitor upcoming due dates.

✅ Recommended Actions

🚨 Prioritize Brookstone Village immediately: assign temporary support, complete an aging review, and set a short-term target to reduce the backlog from 11 to below 5.
📅 Use a weekly recert dashboard: track pending count, due date, tenant contact status, missing documents, and staff owner.
📬 Standardize resident outreach: use 90/60/30-day notices, reminder calls, text/email follow-ups, and documented no-response escalation.
🧾 Create a recert document checklist: reduce incomplete submissions by giving residents a clear list of required income, asset, household, and eligibility documents.
👥 Block appointment times: schedule dedicated recertification appointment windows each week, especially at Brookstone and Willow Creek.
🔁 Batch verification requests: process employer, benefit, asset, and third-party verifications in grouped cycles to reduce staff handling time.
📊 Set property-specific goals: Brookstone should reduce by at least 5–6 next week; Willow should target completion of all 5; Cedar should clear the remaining 3.
🟢 Maintain controls at Harbor Point and Maple Crossing: keep monitoring future recert due dates to prevent new backlogs.