The rent that can be collected on an annual basis assuming that a property is completely occupied is
A. Real Returns
B. Potential Gross Income
C. Net Operating Expenses
D. None of the above
The correct answer is option B. Potential Gross Income.
The annual rent collected forms the top line of the income statement, which is the potential gross income assuming 100% occupancy.
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