Property Management
A lease that permits the landlord to pass through increases in operating expenses to the tenant is called a(n):
AGross lease
BNet lease
CExpense stop lease✓ Correct
DPercentage lease
Explanation
An expense stop (or modified gross) lease specifies a base level of expenses the landlord will cover; any expenses above the 'stop' are passed through to the tenant.
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