Annual Vacancy Loss for a 10-Unit Building at $1,200/Month
A 10-unit apartment building at $1,200 per month with a 10% vacancy rate loses $14,400 per year to vacancies.
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- Enter monthly rent per unit, number of units and annual vacancy rate in the fields above.
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Calculate the annual vacancy loss for a 10-unit rental building with $1,200 per month rent at a 10% vacancy rate.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a typical vacancy rate?
- National average vacancy for single-family rentals runs 5–8%. Multifamily averages 5–7%. Markets with high demand can see 2–3% vacancy; weaker markets can exceed 10%. Use local data for the most accurate underwriting.
- How do I reduce vacancy?
- Respond quickly to prospective tenants, price rent at market rate (not above), maintain the property well, and retain good tenants with reasonable rent increases. Each vacancy turnover costs 1–2 months of lost rent plus turnover costs.