Business, 25.08.2021 19:30, anthonyfr10004

The leases on a 10-story building require that the tenants pay a pro rata share of pass-through expenses based on the tenant's percentage of the occupied space. The expenses to be prorated are $245,000 this year. How much will the tenant who occupies the first floor pay if only seven floors are rented

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