Property Management
Operating expenses in a Utah investment property do NOT typically include:
AProperty taxes
BInsurance premiums
CMortgage principal and interest payments✓ Correct
DMaintenance and repairs
Explanation
Operating expenses include costs to operate and maintain the property (taxes, insurance, maintenance, management fees) but exclude debt service (mortgage payments). NOI is calculated before debt service.
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