net rent
noun[CorU]
ACCOUNTING,PROPERTYukustheamountreceivedby theownerofpropertyfromrent, aftertax,insurance, etc. have beenpaid:
Thebuildinggenerates$398,308totalnetrentannually, from fourtenants.
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Thenetrentso derived should be exclusive of rates, management fees and air-conditioning charges.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It is the question whether you shall raise your equal rating on the basis of the gross rent or thenetrent.
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We will assume that thenetrent, leaving mortgage interest out, is £100 that the owner is going to receive from a row of houses.
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Thenetrentwould be about £50 a year.
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These public transactions he says took place at 40 to 50 years' purchase upon thenetrent.
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This allowance is normally, in the case of the householder, the actualnetrentand rates, paid.
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First as to that standard house of 900 square feet to be let at anetrentof 10s. a week.
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Thenetrentasked for fats of a suitable character compares favourably with that asked for modern office blocks.
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Where the landlord is responsible for repairs, another 25 per cent. to thenetrentis authorised.
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This includes 25 per cent. of thenetrentfor repairs.
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