Notice

What is an insufficient notice-fee? Simply put, it’s an acceleration of rent due to giving a notice that does not meet the necessary lease protocol.

I am back for the weekly (save last week – vacation) budget installment. I took some time off last week and ultimately (save a pic post here and there) unplugged. All I can say is – DO THIS. Give yourself three to five days off every quarter and get away from everything. It’s good therapy. So – this week, we are talking about the Insufficient Notice Fee.

Insufficient Notice Fee Defined

What is an insufficient notice-fee? Simply put, it’s an acceleration of rent due to giving a notice that does not meet the necessary lease protocol. For example, Mills Properties requires a 60-day notice before move-out.

Budget Strategy

The Insufficient Notice Fee is a line item that you can budget based on T-12 (Trailing 12 months) information. The frequency is random, so there is a real chance that you could estimate for four based on your trailing information and end up with two or six. You will likely never be precise with this number. In the same respect, you will probably never be too far off.

It’s short and sweet this week. And it’s hot in #STL.

Your trying to keep cool in the 100+ temps multifamily manic,

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