Here you enter the characteristic names for migrating the indicator for apportionment loss risk.
In Classic RE, apportionment loss risk was indicated either by an indicator on the usage type, or by entering the time period for the public subsidy on the rental object.
In RE-FX, apportionment loss risk is represented using a fixtures and fittings characteristic.
You can enter either one global fixtures and fittings characteristic for all usage types, or you can enter a specific fixtures and fittings characteristic for each usage type. When migrating a publicly subsidized rental object, the system first checks if a specific fixtures and fittings characteristic was specified for the usage type of this rental object. If no specific characteristic was entered, then the system uses the fixtures and fittings characteristic that applies globally for all usage types. At the level of the usage type, therefore, you only need to assign a fixtures and fittings characteristic for publicly subsidized apartments if the following is true: for different usage types of Classic RE, you want to use different fixtures and fittings characteristics in RE-FX to identify apportionment loss risk.
Hierarchy 
EA-FIN (Software Component) EA-FIN
RE-FX-MI (Application Component) Migration
RE_MI_CL (Package) RE: Migration RE Classic => RE-FX
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