Property Management
A 'turnover cost' for a rental property includes:
AOnly the mortgage payment for the vacant period
BLost rent during vacancy, cleaning, repairs, and re-leasing costs✓ Correct
CProperty management fees only
DOnly advertising costs
Explanation
Turnover costs include: lost rent during vacancy, cleaning and repainting, repairs (beyond normal wear and tear), advertising for a new tenant, and leasing commissions — all significant factors in property management profitability.
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