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How is TMI/additional rent calculated? In most scenarios the combined annual total for expenses is divided by the total number of square feet of the building.
T.M.I. stands for Taxes, Maintenance and Insurance. In a net rent situation, the tenant will pay a portion of the landlord's realty taxes, maintenance expenses and property insurance based on the percentage of the building the tenant is occupying.
A triple-net lease, often used with single-user industrial facilities, means that the tenant pays "TMI" - taxes, maintenance, and property insurance. Tenants also are responsible for all costs associated with their occupancy, including personal property taxes, janitorial services, and all utility costs.
A Triple Net (NNN) Lease is a commercial lease agreement in which the tenant agrees to pay a base rental amount and the net amount of the landlord's real estate taxes, the net amount of the building insurance, and the net amount of the common area maintenance expenses.
How is TMI/additional rent calculated? In most scenarios the combined annual total for expenses is divided by the total number of square feet of the building.
Additional rent, TMI (taxes, maintenance and insurance), and CAM (common area maintenance) are all terms used to describe the carrying costs of the building. A gross lease is just the (Base Rent or Net Rent or Minimum Rent) PLUS the (Additional Rent or TMI or CAM).
Rent Per Square Foot Rent is set at $xx.xx per square foot of the leased space. This can be expressed either as an annual or a monthly amount: Annual quote: A 2,200 square foot office space is quoted a rent of $11.50 per square foot. This works out to 2,200 X $11.50 = $25,300 per year for rent.
Let's say an office building has a quoted rate of $30 NNN. This means that the rent is $30 per square foot per year PLUS the NNN. The estimated operating expenses (aka NNN) are $10 per square foot per year. The total yearly rent you would pay equals $40 sf per year.
Rent and Rent Increases A landlord typically calculates the cost of rent by multiplying the square footage of the space by the cost per square foot. The result is the annual cost, which is divided by 12 months. The landlord may also include the cost of maintaining the common areas into the rental amount.
This number is based on the percentage of common area found in the building. Load factor is calculated by dividing building's total rentable square feet by the total usable square feet.
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