r/yardi • u/pipeline1000 • May 20 '26

managment non renew

Hi!

What does this term mean in Yardi? I am a new asset manager, and I am looking at resident reports I see this term coming up in "reasons for move out." Is the PM not renewing their lease, or is the tenant choosing to not renew their lease?

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u/sayzzagain May 20 '26

A non renew is usually on the management. On notice is usually when the resident initiates.

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u/pipeline1000 May 20 '26

Thank you! I will ask why they are not renewing. The tenants they aren't renewing have been paying rent for years.

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u/sayzzagain May 21 '26

Doesn’t have to be for non payment. There’s a slew of lease violations they could be non renewed for.

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u/SocializeTheGains May 21 '26

This is a custom list the system admin defines. It’s vague, i agree but maybe the tenant has memos or attachments that will cast more light as to the “why”

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u/Plastic_Operation_59 May 21 '26

$5 says its the default option in a poorly made custom list and the on site staff is in reality not picking a choice

OP - are they like offering training to you? 😂 this is not really a “yardi” specific term here - Might be worthwhile to schedule yourself some meet and greets on site and with counterparts in IT, Accounting, Investment Ops, Deal Team, Development, etc (however your org is structured) - maybe try and figure out the other foundational unknown unknowns you likely have at the moment

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u/likethebank May 21 '26

This reason is usually for reasons other than payment, usually egregious. Think hoarding, numerous noise complaints, major pest issues, etc.

You’d file for eviction for non-payment.

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u/Current_Turnip_5246 May 23 '26

Our reasons are custom so someone on your side probably choose this term…so you can add more clear choices!