Unit cannot be allotted on the offer: taken, wrong designation, or too many units

Question 1

Why do I see "Unit <u> is allotted on another offer"?

Accepted Answer

An offer's allotment is a promise of a specific new unit, so the app hands out only stock that is free to promise, and only to the people it is meant for. - Status. Only a unit that is Available or Reserved For Tenant can be allotted. Once an offer takes it the unit becomes Allotted, and a unit already Allotted to another offer answers "is allotted on another offer". A unit that is Reserved For Buyer (held by a sent estimate), Booked, Sold or Blocked answers "Unit is ", so a unit cannot be promised to a member and sold to a buyer at the same time. Units earmarked Reserved For Tenant on the Structure tab are exactly what the rehab side is for, so they stay allottable and are listed first in the picker. - Designation. Each unit is Saleable, PAP or Common. PAP units are kept out of the sales stock for Project Affected Persons, so a PAP tenant may only be allotted PAP units and no one else may take one. Common units are amenity space (gym, society office, refuge area) and are never allotted or sold. Members and landowners take Saleable stock. Because the two groups draw from different stock, the picker waits until you have chosen the allottee. - Si 1. Pick the allottee first on a new offer; the picker then opens with the right stock. 2. When nothing matches, the project has no free or tenant-reserved unit of the right kind. Check the Structure tab: add units, set the right Designation (PAP (reserved for PAP tenants) for a PAP tenant, Saleable for members and landowners), or set spare stock to Reserved For Tenant so it is kept for the rehab side. Changing a unit needs the Edit permission on Towers, Floors & Units; the designation can only be changed while the unit is Available or Blocked ("Locked while the unit is ; release it first"). 3. When the unit is on another offer, open that offer from the member's or allottee's row and use Release unit (the bin beside the unit) on it, then save; or choose another unit. Units can be released only on a draft offer, so use Reopen as draft first if that offer has been issued or accepted (a signed offer cannot be reopened). Releasing needs the Edit permission on Termsheets and the View permission on Towers, Floors & Units, and is refused while that allottee is already buying the unit ("Unit is being bought by the allottee (estimate out or booked); cancel that first"). 4. When the unit is Reserved For Buyer, Booked or Sold, it belongs to a sale. Choose another unit, or wait for the estimate to expire or be cancelled; a booked unit comes back only through the booking's cancellation. 5. When the unit is Common, pick a different unit;

Question 2

Why do I see "Unit is "?

Accepted Answer

An offer's allotment is a promise of a specific new unit, so the app hands out only stock that is free to promise, and only to the people it is meant for. - Status. Only a unit that is Available or Reserved For Tenant can be allotted. Once an offer takes it the unit becomes Allotted, and a unit already Allotted to another offer answers "is allotted on another offer". A unit that is Reserved For Buyer (held by a sent estimate), Booked, Sold or Blocked answers "Unit is ", so a unit cannot be promised to a member and sold to a buyer at the same time. Units earmarked Reserved For Tenant on the Structure tab are exactly what the rehab side is for, so they stay allottable and are listed first in the picker. - Designation. Each unit is Saleable, PAP or Common. PAP units are kept out of the sales stock for Project Affected Persons, so a PAP tenant may only be allotted PAP units and no one else may take one. Common units are amenity space (gym, society office, refuge area) and are never allotted or sold. Members and landowners take Saleable stock. Because the two groups draw from different stock, the picker waits until you have chosen the allottee. - Si 1. Pick the allottee first on a new offer; the picker then opens with the right stock. 2. When nothing matches, the project has no free or tenant-reserved unit of the right kind. Check the Structure tab: add units, set the right Designation (PAP (reserved for PAP tenants) for a PAP tenant, Saleable for members and landowners), or set spare stock to Reserved For Tenant so it is kept for the rehab side. Changing a unit needs the Edit permission on Towers, Floors & Units; the designation can only be changed while the unit is Available or Blocked ("Locked while the unit is ; release it first"). 3. When the unit is on another offer, open that offer from the member's or allottee's row and use Release unit (the bin beside the unit) on it, then save; or choose another unit. Units can be released only on a draft offer, so use Reopen as draft first if that offer has been issued or accepted (a signed offer cannot be reopened). Releasing needs the Edit permission on Termsheets and the View permission on Towers, Floors & Units, and is refused while that allottee is already buying the unit ("Unit is being bought by the allottee (estimate out or booked); cancel that first"). 4. When the unit is Reserved For Buyer, Booked or Sold, it belongs to a sale. Choose another unit, or wait for the estimate to expire or be cancelled; a booked unit comes back only through the booking's cancellation. 5. When the unit is Common, pick a different unit;

Question 3

Why do I see "Unit is a Common unit (); it cannot be allotted"?

Accepted Answer

An offer's allotment is a promise of a specific new unit, so the app hands out only stock that is free to promise, and only to the people it is meant for. - Status. Only a unit that is Available or Reserved For Tenant can be allotted. Once an offer takes it the unit becomes Allotted, and a unit already Allotted to another offer answers "is allotted on another offer". A unit that is Reserved For Buyer (held by a sent estimate), Booked, Sold or Blocked answers "Unit is ", so a unit cannot be promised to a member and sold to a buyer at the same time. Units earmarked Reserved For Tenant on the Structure tab are exactly what the rehab side is for, so they stay allottable and are listed first in the picker. - Designation. Each unit is Saleable, PAP or Common. PAP units are kept out of the sales stock for Project Affected Persons, so a PAP tenant may only be allotted PAP units and no one else may take one. Common units are amenity space (gym, society office, refuge area) and are never allotted or sold. Members and landowners take Saleable stock. Because the two groups draw from different stock, the picker waits until you have chosen the allottee. - Si 1. Pick the allottee first on a new offer; the picker then opens with the right stock. 2. When nothing matches, the project has no free or tenant-reserved unit of the right kind. Check the Structure tab: add units, set the right Designation (PAP (reserved for PAP tenants) for a PAP tenant, Saleable for members and landowners), or set spare stock to Reserved For Tenant so it is kept for the rehab side. Changing a unit needs the Edit permission on Towers, Floors & Units; the designation can only be changed while the unit is Available or Blocked ("Locked while the unit is ; release it first"). 3. When the unit is on another offer, open that offer from the member's or allottee's row and use Release unit (the bin beside the unit) on it, then save; or choose another unit. Units can be released only on a draft offer, so use Reopen as draft first if that offer has been issued or accepted (a signed offer cannot be reopened). Releasing needs the Edit permission on Termsheets and the View permission on Towers, Floors & Units, and is refused while that allottee is already buying the unit ("Unit is being bought by the allottee (estimate out or booked); cancel that first"). 4. When the unit is Reserved For Buyer, Booked or Sold, it belongs to a sale. Choose another unit, or wait for the estimate to expire or be cancelled; a booked unit comes back only through the booking's cancellation. 5. When the unit is Common, pick a different unit;

Question 4

Why do I see "A PAP Tenant can only be allotted a PAP unit; unit is "?

Accepted Answer

An offer's allotment is a promise of a specific new unit, so the app hands out only stock that is free to promise, and only to the people it is meant for. - Status. Only a unit that is Available or Reserved For Tenant can be allotted. Once an offer takes it the unit becomes Allotted, and a unit already Allotted to another offer answers "is allotted on another offer". A unit that is Reserved For Buyer (held by a sent estimate), Booked, Sold or Blocked answers "Unit is ", so a unit cannot be promised to a member and sold to a buyer at the same time. Units earmarked Reserved For Tenant on the Structure tab are exactly what the rehab side is for, so they stay allottable and are listed first in the picker. - Designation. Each unit is Saleable, PAP or Common. PAP units are kept out of the sales stock for Project Affected Persons, so a PAP tenant may only be allotted PAP units and no one else may take one. Common units are amenity space (gym, society office, refuge area) and are never allotted or sold. Members and landowners take Saleable stock. Because the two groups draw from different stock, the picker waits until you have chosen the allottee. - Si 1. Pick the allottee first on a new offer; the picker then opens with the right stock. 2. When nothing matches, the project has no free or tenant-reserved unit of the right kind. Check the Structure tab: add units, set the right Designation (PAP (reserved for PAP tenants) for a PAP tenant, Saleable for members and landowners), or set spare stock to Reserved For Tenant so it is kept for the rehab side. Changing a unit needs the Edit permission on Towers, Floors & Units; the designation can only be changed while the unit is Available or Blocked ("Locked while the unit is ; release it first"). 3. When the unit is on another offer, open that offer from the member's or allottee's row and use Release unit (the bin beside the unit) on it, then save; or choose another unit. Units can be released only on a draft offer, so use Reopen as draft first if that offer has been issued or accepted (a signed offer cannot be reopened). Releasing needs the Edit permission on Termsheets and the View permission on Towers, Floors & Units, and is refused while that allottee is already buying the unit ("Unit is being bought by the allottee (estimate out or booked); cancel that first"). 4. When the unit is Reserved For Buyer, Booked or Sold, it belongs to a sale. Choose another unit, or wait for the estimate to expire or be cancelled; a booked unit comes back only through the booking's cancellation. 5. When the unit is Common, pick a different unit;

Question 5

Why do I see "Unit is reserved for PAP tenants; a cannot take it"?

Accepted Answer

An offer's allotment is a promise of a specific new unit, so the app hands out only stock that is free to promise, and only to the people it is meant for. - Status. Only a unit that is Available or Reserved For Tenant can be allotted. Once an offer takes it the unit becomes Allotted, and a unit already Allotted to another offer answers "is allotted on another offer". A unit that is Reserved For Buyer (held by a sent estimate), Booked, Sold or Blocked answers "Unit is ", so a unit cannot be promised to a member and sold to a buyer at the same time. Units earmarked Reserved For Tenant on the Structure tab are exactly what the rehab side is for, so they stay allottable and are listed first in the picker. - Designation. Each unit is Saleable, PAP or Common. PAP units are kept out of the sales stock for Project Affected Persons, so a PAP tenant may only be allotted PAP units and no one else may take one. Common units are amenity space (gym, society office, refuge area) and are never allotted or sold. Members and landowners take Saleable stock. Because the two groups draw from different stock, the picker waits until you have chosen the allottee. - Si 1. Pick the allottee first on a new offer; the picker then opens with the right stock. 2. When nothing matches, the project has no free or tenant-reserved unit of the right kind. Check the Structure tab: add units, set the right Designation (PAP (reserved for PAP tenants) for a PAP tenant, Saleable for members and landowners), or set spare stock to Reserved For Tenant so it is kept for the rehab side. Changing a unit needs the Edit permission on Towers, Floors & Units; the designation can only be changed while the unit is Available or Blocked ("Locked while the unit is ; release it first"). 3. When the unit is on another offer, open that offer from the member's or allottee's row and use Release unit (the bin beside the unit) on it, then save; or choose another unit. Units can be released only on a draft offer, so use Reopen as draft first if that offer has been issued or accepted (a signed offer cannot be reopened). Releasing needs the Edit permission on Termsheets and the View permission on Towers, Floors & Units, and is refused while that allottee is already buying the unit ("Unit is being bought by the allottee (estimate out or booked); cancel that first"). 4. When the unit is Reserved For Buyer, Booked or Sold, it belongs to a sale. Choose another unit, or wait for the estimate to expire or be cancelled; a booked unit comes back only through the booking's cancellation. 5. When the unit is Common, pick a different unit;

Question 6

Why do I see "At most 50 units per offer"?

Accepted Answer

An offer's allotment is a promise of a specific new unit, so the app hands out only stock that is free to promise, and only to the people it is meant for. - Status. Only a unit that is Available or Reserved For Tenant can be allotted. Once an offer takes it the unit becomes Allotted, and a unit already Allotted to another offer answers "is allotted on another offer". A unit that is Reserved For Buyer (held by a sent estimate), Booked, Sold or Blocked answers "Unit is ", so a unit cannot be promised to a member and sold to a buyer at the same time. Units earmarked Reserved For Tenant on the Structure tab are exactly what the rehab side is for, so they stay allottable and are listed first in the picker. - Designation. Each unit is Saleable, PAP or Common. PAP units are kept out of the sales stock for Project Affected Persons, so a PAP tenant may only be allotted PAP units and no one else may take one. Common units are amenity space (gym, society office, refuge area) and are never allotted or sold. Members and landowners take Saleable stock. Because the two groups draw from different stock, the picker waits until you have chosen the allottee. - Si 1. Pick the allottee first on a new offer; the picker then opens with the right stock. 2. When nothing matches, the project has no free or tenant-reserved unit of the right kind. Check the Structure tab: add units, set the right Designation (PAP (reserved for PAP tenants) for a PAP tenant, Saleable for members and landowners), or set spare stock to Reserved For Tenant so it is kept for the rehab side. Changing a unit needs the Edit permission on Towers, Floors & Units; the designation can only be changed while the unit is Available or Blocked ("Locked while the unit is ; release it first"). 3. When the unit is on another offer, open that offer from the member's or allottee's row and use Release unit (the bin beside the unit) on it, then save; or choose another unit. Units can be released only on a draft offer, so use Reopen as draft first if that offer has been issued or accepted (a signed offer cannot be reopened). Releasing needs the Edit permission on Termsheets and the View permission on Towers, Floors & Units, and is refused while that allottee is already buying the unit ("Unit is being bought by the allottee (estimate out or booked); cancel that first"). 4. When the unit is Reserved For Buyer, Booked or Sold, it belongs to a sale. Choose another unit, or wait for the estimate to expire or be cancelled; a booked unit comes back only through the booking's cancellation. 5. When the unit is Common, pick a different unit;

Question 7

Why do I see "No free or tenant-reserved unit matches"?

Accepted Answer

An offer's allotment is a promise of a specific new unit, so the app hands out only stock that is free to promise, and only to the people it is meant for. - Status. Only a unit that is Available or Reserved For Tenant can be allotted. Once an offer takes it the unit becomes Allotted, and a unit already Allotted to another offer answers "is allotted on another offer". A unit that is Reserved For Buyer (held by a sent estimate), Booked, Sold or Blocked answers "Unit is ", so a unit cannot be promised to a member and sold to a buyer at the same time. Units earmarked Reserved For Tenant on the Structure tab are exactly what the rehab side is for, so they stay allottable and are listed first in the picker. - Designation. Each unit is Saleable, PAP or Common. PAP units are kept out of the sales stock for Project Affected Persons, so a PAP tenant may only be allotted PAP units and no one else may take one. Common units are amenity space (gym, society office, refuge area) and are never allotted or sold. Members and landowners take Saleable stock. Because the two groups draw from different stock, the picker waits until you have chosen the allottee. - Si 1. Pick the allottee first on a new offer; the picker then opens with the right stock. 2. When nothing matches, the project has no free or tenant-reserved unit of the right kind. Check the Structure tab: add units, set the right Designation (PAP (reserved for PAP tenants) for a PAP tenant, Saleable for members and landowners), or set spare stock to Reserved For Tenant so it is kept for the rehab side. Changing a unit needs the Edit permission on Towers, Floors & Units; the designation can only be changed while the unit is Available or Blocked ("Locked while the unit is ; release it first"). 3. When the unit is on another offer, open that offer from the member's or allottee's row and use Release unit (the bin beside the unit) on it, then save; or choose another unit. Units can be released only on a draft offer, so use Reopen as draft first if that offer has been issued or accepted (a signed offer cannot be reopened). Releasing needs the Edit permission on Termsheets and the View permission on Towers, Floors & Units, and is refused while that allottee is already buying the unit ("Unit is being bought by the allottee (estimate out or booked); cancel that first"). 4. When the unit is Reserved For Buyer, Booked or Sold, it belongs to a sale. Choose another unit, or wait for the estimate to expire or be cancelled; a booked unit comes back only through the booking's cancellation. 5. When the unit is Common, pick a different unit;

Question 8

Why do I see "No free or tenant-reserved PAP unit matches"?

Accepted Answer

An offer's allotment is a promise of a specific new unit, so the app hands out only stock that is free to promise, and only to the people it is meant for. - Status. Only a unit that is Available or Reserved For Tenant can be allotted. Once an offer takes it the unit becomes Allotted, and a unit already Allotted to another offer answers "is allotted on another offer". A unit that is Reserved For Buyer (held by a sent estimate), Booked, Sold or Blocked answers "Unit is ", so a unit cannot be promised to a member and sold to a buyer at the same time. Units earmarked Reserved For Tenant on the Structure tab are exactly what the rehab side is for, so they stay allottable and are listed first in the picker. - Designation. Each unit is Saleable, PAP or Common. PAP units are kept out of the sales stock for Project Affected Persons, so a PAP tenant may only be allotted PAP units and no one else may take one. Common units are amenity space (gym, society office, refuge area) and are never allotted or sold. Members and landowners take Saleable stock. Because the two groups draw from different stock, the picker waits until you have chosen the allottee. - Si 1. Pick the allottee first on a new offer; the picker then opens with the right stock. 2. When nothing matches, the project has no free or tenant-reserved unit of the right kind. Check the Structure tab: add units, set the right Designation (PAP (reserved for PAP tenants) for a PAP tenant, Saleable for members and landowners), or set spare stock to Reserved For Tenant so it is kept for the rehab side. Changing a unit needs the Edit permission on Towers, Floors & Units; the designation can only be changed while the unit is Available or Blocked ("Locked while the unit is ; release it first"). 3. When the unit is on another offer, open that offer from the member's or allottee's row and use Release unit (the bin beside the unit) on it, then save; or choose another unit. Units can be released only on a draft offer, so use Reopen as draft first if that offer has been issued or accepted (a signed offer cannot be reopened). Releasing needs the Edit permission on Termsheets and the View permission on Towers, Floors & Units, and is refused while that allottee is already buying the unit ("Unit is being bought by the allottee (estimate out or booked); cancel that first"). 4. When the unit is Reserved For Buyer, Booked or Sold, it belongs to a sale. Choose another unit, or wait for the estimate to expire or be cancelled; a booked unit comes back only through the booking's cancellation. 5. When the unit is Common, pick a different unit;

Question 9

Why do I see "Pick the allottee first: PAP tenants and everyone else draw from different stock."?

Accepted Answer

An offer's allotment is a promise of a specific new unit, so the app hands out only stock that is free to promise, and only to the people it is meant for. - Status. Only a unit that is Available or Reserved For Tenant can be allotted. Once an offer takes it the unit becomes Allotted, and a unit already Allotted to another offer answers "is allotted on another offer". A unit that is Reserved For Buyer (held by a sent estimate), Booked, Sold or Blocked answers "Unit is ", so a unit cannot be promised to a member and sold to a buyer at the same time. Units earmarked Reserved For Tenant on the Structure tab are exactly what the rehab side is for, so they stay allottable and are listed first in the picker. - Designation. Each unit is Saleable, PAP or Common. PAP units are kept out of the sales stock for Project Affected Persons, so a PAP tenant may only be allotted PAP units and no one else may take one. Common units are amenity space (gym, society office, refuge area) and are never allotted or sold. Members and landowners take Saleable stock. Because the two groups draw from different stock, the picker waits until you have chosen the allottee. - Si 1. Pick the allottee first on a new offer; the picker then opens with the right stock. 2. When nothing matches, the project has no free or tenant-reserved unit of the right kind. Check the Structure tab: add units, set the right Designation (PAP (reserved for PAP tenants) for a PAP tenant, Saleable for members and landowners), or set spare stock to Reserved For Tenant so it is kept for the rehab side. Changing a unit needs the Edit permission on Towers, Floors & Units; the designation can only be changed while the unit is Available or Blocked ("Locked while the unit is ; release it first"). 3. When the unit is on another offer, open that offer from the member's or allottee's row and use Release unit (the bin beside the unit) on it, then save; or choose another unit. Units can be released only on a draft offer, so use Reopen as draft first if that offer has been issued or accepted (a signed offer cannot be reopened). Releasing needs the Edit permission on Termsheets and the View permission on Towers, Floors & Units, and is refused while that allottee is already buying the unit ("Unit is being bought by the allottee (estimate out or booked); cancel that first"). 4. When the unit is Reserved For Buyer, Booked or Sold, it belongs to a sale. Choose another unit, or wait for the estimate to expire or be cancelled; a booked unit comes back only through the booking's cancellation. 5. When the unit is Common, pick a different unit;

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