Recovery

Former residents who left with outstanding balances — candidates for collections agencies or write-off. For current-resident delinquency, see Delinquency.

Key Metrics

By Property

Where is past-resident debt concentrated? Larger properties naturally have more former tenants, so higher absolute numbers don't necessarily indicate worse performance.

Time Since Move-Out

How long ago did these residents leave? Recent departures (under 6 months) are the most likely to be collected — the resident is still reachable and the debt is fresh. As time passes, the probability of recovery drops and write-off becomes more cost-effective.

Balance Distribution

Are past balances concentrated in a few large accounts or spread across many small ones? Large individual balances may justify collections agency involvement, while many small balances may be more cost-effective to write off.

Past Resident Balances

Former residents with outstanding balances, sorted by amount. Use this to prioritize recovery efforts — large balances may justify collections agencies, while small balances may be more cost-effective to write off.

For current-resident delinquency and the active collections action list, see Delinquency. For delinquency risk patterns, see Risk Signals.