__ income must be sufficient to cover fixed expenses, operating expenses, and desired return on investment.
In a/an __ lease, the tenant pays an established, fixed rent, and the landlord pays all property operating expenses, such as taxes, insurance, utilities, and other services.
__ and industrial property managers are regularly called upon to make alterations to existing space to accommodate a tenant's needs.
__ made specifically for certain tenants are called build-outs or tenant improvements.
The __ requires managers to ensure that disabled employees and members of the public have the same level of access to facilities as is provided for those who are not disabled.
__ leases have the tenant paying rent plus some or all of the operating expenses attributable to the rented space.
A/An __ occurs when either the tenant or landlord violates any of the terms or covenants of the lease.
A variety of __ concerns confronts a property manager, ranging from air quality to waste disposal.
A/An __ reserve is a fund set aside from operating revenues for variable expenses, such as supplies, redecorating, and repairs.
__-coverage insurance is for specific risks, such as theft, vandalism, burglary, illness and accident.
One of the risk management strategies a manager or owner will choose is __. Meaning, removing the source of the risk, such as by closing off a dangerous area of the building.
Property __ is grounds for termination of the lease.
The __ Credit Opportunity Act, which prohibits discrimination in lending, applies to how property managers evaluate potential tenants.
The __ retains a right of entry into the premises in order to perform needed repairs and maintenance on a property.
Many types of __ are available to allow for the shifting of liability away from the owner.