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TurnKey Turnover

Practical guide

Turn rental turnover tasks into a visible estimate

TurnKey Turnover is an itemized planning worksheet. Use one row for each cleaning, linen, maintenance, or restock task so a budget review can change one assumption at a time.

Separate labor from supplies

Quantity and unit cost model supplies, while hours and rate model labor. A blank task rate uses the plan labor rate; an entered row rate can represent a different crew or vendor assumption.

task estimate = quantity x unit cost + hours x applicable rate

Read the default task list

The illustrative rows total 460 in itemized costs before the 10% reserve: 220 for deep clean, 95 for linen reset, 80 for paint, and 65 for restock. The engine reports 15 task hours.

Required and optional rows stay visible so the paint touch-up can be discussed without losing the required reset work.

Use required as a review label

Marking a row required affects the report grouping and review. It does not change the entered arithmetic or create a tenant, property-management, or payment record.

Check your own scenario

Replace the illustrative inputs with measured values and dated specifications.

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Method and references

Read the full calculation method and its limits

Method and examples reviewed 2026-09-30. Examples are illustrative; input values and specifications are not independently verified.

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