Calculadora de Análise de Renovação de Locação — Formula
## Lease Renewal vs. Turnover Analysis
Deciding whether to renew a current tenant or turn the unit for a new tenant requires comparing total net revenue, not just the monthly rent difference.
### Renewal Path
Total Revenue = Renewal Rent x Lease Term
### Turnover Path
Total Revenue = (Market Rent x Lease Term) - Vacancy Loss - Make-Ready Cost - Leasing Fee
### Hidden Turnover Costs
- **Vacancy loss**: Typically 2-6 weeks of lost rent
- **Make-ready**: Paint, cleaning, minor repairs ($500 to $5,000+)
- **Leasing costs**: Advertising, screening, agent commission
- **Administrative time**: Showings, applications, lease preparation
### When to Renew vs. Turn
- Renew if turnover costs exceed the rent difference over the lease term
- Turn if market rent is significantly higher and the unit needs updates anyway
Deciding whether to renew a current tenant or turn the unit for a new tenant requires comparing total net revenue, not just the monthly rent difference.
### Renewal Path
Total Revenue = Renewal Rent x Lease Term
### Turnover Path
Total Revenue = (Market Rent x Lease Term) - Vacancy Loss - Make-Ready Cost - Leasing Fee
### Hidden Turnover Costs
- **Vacancy loss**: Typically 2-6 weeks of lost rent
- **Make-ready**: Paint, cleaning, minor repairs ($500 to $5,000+)
- **Leasing costs**: Advertising, screening, agent commission
- **Administrative time**: Showings, applications, lease preparation
### When to Renew vs. Turn
- Renew if turnover costs exceed the rent difference over the lease term
- Turn if market rent is significantly higher and the unit needs updates anyway
Exemplo Resolvido
Current rent $1,650, renewal offer $1,750, market rent $1,850, 30 days vacancy, $2,500 make-ready, $1,000 leasing fee, 12-month lease.
- Renewal revenue: $1,750 x 12 = $21,000
- Vacancy cost: $1,850 / 30 x 30 = $1,850
- Total turnover cost: $1,850 + $2,500 + $1,000 = $5,350
- New tenant gross: $1,850 x 12 = $22,200
- New tenant net: $22,200 - $5,350 = $16,850
- Renewal wins by: $21,000 - $16,850 = $4,150
- Break-even new rent: ($21,000 + $5,350) / 12 = $2,196