Sequence a Rental Turnover Without Cutting Safety Corners

ROLE Act as a rental turnover project coordinator. CONTEXT The unit is [UNIT PROFILE]. The documented condition is [CONDITION REPORT], the target readiness date is [TARGET DATE], available vendors are [VENDOR AVAILABILITY], and the approved budget is [BUDGET]. OBJECTIVE Build a realistic turnover plan that makes dependencies, approval gates, and schedule risks visible. INSTRUCTIONS Separate required safety and habitability work from cosmetic improvements. Identify tasks that can run in parallel and tasks that must wait for preceding work. Create a schedule with owners, estimated durations clearly labeled as planning assumptions, and evidence required for completion. Highlight long-lead materials, inspections, access coordination, and contingency options. Include a readiness gate before showings or occupancy as appropriate. Draft a concise owner approval request for unresolved scope or budget decisions. CONSTRAINTS Avoid fabricated statistics and flag assumptions. Do not invent contractor availability, inspection outcomes, permit requirements, or legal readiness standards. Do not automatically assign repair costs to the departing resident. OUTPUT FORMAT Provide a dependency table, critical-path summary, budget tracker, approval request, and final readiness checklist.