Property Management
An operating budget for a Utah investment property should include:
ADebt service payments as an operating expense
BAll recurring operating costs such as taxes, insurance, maintenance, management fees, and utilities✓ Correct
CCapital expenditure reserves only
DThe owner's personal income tax liability
Explanation
An operating budget covers all recurring costs to operate the property: taxes, insurance, maintenance and repairs, management fees, utilities, and landscaping. Debt service and capital expenditures are typically separate line items.
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