Q1 Reconciliation Season: The 90-Day Sprint That Determines Your NOI
January through March is when landlords settle the difference between what tenants paid and what they owed. Here's how to run it without errors.
Q1 reconciliation season runs from January 1 through March 31 for most commercial properties with calendar-year leases. During this window, property teams must finalize GL data, run CAM calculations, issue reconciliation statements, and collect settlement payments — all while managing ongoing operations. Most errors that become tenant disputes originate in this 90-day window.
Key Dates (4)
| Date / Timeframe | What Happens |
|---|---|
| January 1–15 | GL close and final accrual postings for prior year |
| January 15–31 | Run initial reconciliation calculations, identify data gaps |
| February 1–28 | Issue reconciliation statements to tenants |
| March 1–31 | Collect settlement payments, respond to tenant disputes |
Phase Checklist (9 items)
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Where CapVeri Fits
CapVeri integrates into Q1 reconciliation season as an independent verification layer. Upload your Yardi or MRI GL export, and CapVeri recalculates every tenant's reconciliation independently — catching errors before statements go out. Errors found before delivery cost a revised statement. Errors found by tenants cost disputes, legal fees, and relationship damage.
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