Build the stacking plan and rollover schedule
Rung 8 of 10 · Fact-check list
1 · Learn the move · Fact-check list
Before you build a leasing strategy for a building, you need the picture the owner already owns: who sits where, how much space they hold, and when each lease rolls. A stacking plan plus a rollover schedule turns the rent roll into that picture. Floor by floor, expiration by expiration, with the vacancy staring back at you. AI will build it fast and, left alone, will paper over a blank expiration with a plausible date or round a suite's SF to make the math clean. A fact-check list stops that. You make it quote every field from the rent roll, mark any missing field UNKNOWN instead of guessing, and set up WALT and occupancy as arithmetic tagged [verify] rather than a number it computed in its head. The plan is only as trustworthy as its worst-sourced cell.
Turn this rent roll into a stacking plan and tell me when everything rolls over. [rent roll]
2 · Your turn. You write the prompt
You're the landlord-rep prepping a leasing strategy for a small office building. The rent roll below has six suites: five leased, one vacant, and one leased suite is missing its expiration date. You want a stacking plan and a rollover schedule so you can see the vacancy and the rollover cliffs before you set the leasing plan.
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