What takes precedence when reporting tenant turnover in ARGUS Enterprise?

When reporting tenant turnover in ARGUS Enterprise, the lease start date takes precedence because it establishes the timeline for each lease agreement within the property management system. The lease start date indicates when a tenant's obligation begins, which is crucial for reporting turnover accurately as it directly influences lease expiration and renewal cycles.

This date is critical for understanding when a unit becomes available for re-leasing and affects occupancy calculations as well. By prioritizing the lease start date, ARGUS ensures that all subsequent lease activities, including expiration and turnover processes, are aligned, resulting in more accurate financial and operational reporting.

In contrast, while the available date and general vacancy rate provide important context for overall property performance, they are secondary to the foundational timeline set by the lease start date. The annual financial report is also significant for broader analysis but does not impact the immediate mechanics of tenant turnover reporting. By focusing on the lease start date, users can maintain clarity and accuracy in their turnover reporting within the ARGUS Enterprise system.