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Steps to take when a property is no longer managed

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Written by Karen Adam
Updated over 2 months ago

When a property is no longer managed, follow these steps to prepare for deactivation:

For Rental Properties:

Operational tasks:

  • Determine the cutoff date for management activities

  • Terminate all active leases effective the end date. This prevents ongoing notifications and charges with agreements that are no longer active.

Accounting tasks:

  • Prepare a final income statement and balance sheet for the property owner

  • Write off outstanding Receivables and Payables for the property

  • Transfer the security deposit to the operating bank and pay the owner the security deposit to hold

  • Ensure the security deposit bank and operating bank are both at $0

  • Deactivate owners and tenants if they are not associated with other properties, units, or leases.

Once these steps are complete advise [email protected] that the property can be deactivated. This will help ensure a clean transition and accurate records when a property is no longer managed.

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