Property Management
In South Carolina, what is 'loss-to-lease' in property management?
AThe financial loss when a tenant breaks their lease
BThe difference between market rent and the rent actually charged under existing leases, representing potential income lost✓ Correct
CThe loss from a damaged property after lease termination
DA loss deducted from the security deposit
Explanation
Loss-to-lease is the difference between what the property could earn at current market rates and what it actually earns under existing below-market leases. It represents potential income that is being lost while existing leases are in place at below-market rates.
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