Will the Lost Absorption/Turnover Rent for the months prior to a lease start appear on the individual Tenant Cash Flow / LPV Report?

The reason that lost absorption or turnover rent for the months prior to a lease start does not appear on the individual Tenant Cash Flow or LPV (Leasing Property Value) Report is that these reports are typically focused on the actual cash flow associated with the tenant once they have taken possession of the space. Prior to the lease start, any potential income that could be classified as lost absorption or turnover rent is considered theoretical and not realized cash flow. Therefore, it is excluded from the tenant-specific reports which are designed to present a clear picture of cash transactions after the tenant occupies the premises.

This approach aligns with standard reporting practices in property management and financial analysis, where the emphasis is on actual income received rather than potential losses or unrealized revenue that occurred before the tenancy commenced. This focus allows stakeholders to effectively analyze the current performance of the property, especially in situations where leases are being actively managed.