- vacancy factor by Barry Goldsmith
vacancy factor is a measurement of gross rental income loss due to vacancy and non-collection of rent. The rate is expressed as a percentage, and is calculated by dividing lost rental income (from vacancy and non-collection) into total potential gross rental income (including income from other rental units and the lost income).
- Lease-Rental Bond by Barry Goldsmith
Bonds whose principal and interest are payable exclusively from rental payments from a lessee. Rental payments are often derived from earnings of an enterprise that may be operated by the lessee or the lessor. Rental payments may also be derived from taxes levied by the lessee. Also see Certificates of Participation.
- Rental concession by Barry Goldsmith
What landlords offer tenants to secure their tenancy. While rental abatement is one form of a concession, there are many others such as increased tenant improvement allowance, signage, below-market rental rates and moving allowances.
- RENT EXPIRED by Barry Goldsmith
Based upon prepaid rent and the amount of time that has elapsed that is covered under the prepaid term of the rental.
- Market rental rates by Barry Goldsmith
Market rental rates is the rental income that a property most likely would command in the open market, indicated by the current rents asked and paid for comparable space.