Property Management
What is 'turnover cost' in Delaware residential property management?
AThe cost of turning over management responsibility to a new manager
BCosts incurred when a tenant vacates, including cleaning, repairs, marketing, and lost rent during vacancy✓ Correct
CThe cost of annual property inspections
DThe administrative cost of preparing annual income statements
Explanation
Turnover costs are expenses incurred when a tenant leaves and the unit must be prepared for the next tenant — cleaning, repainting, repairs, marketing, and lost rental income during the vacancy period.
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