Enter your expiring leases—current rent, proposed increase, tenure, unit type, expiry— and get a ranked worklist: which renewals are most at risk, what the proposed increase is worth against the cost of a turnover, and where the increase is arithmetically worse than holding the resident.
CSV upload or manual entry. Columns: unit type, current rent, proposed rent (or increase $ or %), tenure in months, expiry date. Optional per-lease turnover cost and vacancy days. All processing stays in your browser; no data is uploaded or stored.
For each proposed increase, the tool computes: turnover cost ÷ monthly increase amount = months to break even. If that exceeds the remaining lease term, the increase costs more than holding the resident. Every step of the arithmetic is shown.
Leases are ranked by a transparent composite: break-even/tenure ratio (70%) and expiry proximity (30%). Flagged leases—where the increase does not break even before the lease ends—appear first. Every input and weight that produced the rank is visible.
Export the ranked worklist as CSV for your records or to share with your team. Each row includes the full breakdown and explanation of why each lease ranks where it does.
No sign-up. No data leaves your browser. Drop a CSV or enter a lease and see the arithmetic immediately.
Open the worklist →