The Rent-Roll Truth Check
Rebuild reported occupancy from deposits. The rent roll is a claim; this is the verification.
What this tool is for
Rebuild reported occupancy from deposits. The rent roll is a claim; this is the verification.
Where it fits
Part D: Prove the numbers. This Part asks: Does the income exist on paper you can touch?
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Related Field Notes
Field Note
The Rent Roll Is a Claim, Not Income Verification
The rent roll shows what should have been collected. Deposits show what arrived. Income verification starts at the bank, not at the spreadsheet.
Field Note
Reported Occupancy Is Not Paying Occupancy
Occupancy is one of the most quoted numbers in a broker package. Reported occupancy can reach the model before its supporting evidence has been reconciled. Here is how to rebuild it from deposits, and why paying occupancy is the only number the investment case should trust.
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