Turnover
The operational sequence of cleaning, repairs, and inspections required to transition a vacated unit back into rent-ready condition.
Turnover, or unit turn, is the rapid cycle of maintenance, cleaning, painting, and repair procedures executed between the departure of a previous occupant and the move-in of a incoming tenant to return a vacant space to rent-ready status with minimal vacancy loss.
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