Quote:
Originally Posted by chuckinca
He's one department mgr - there are other departments that also have budgets.
Rounding down to $100 per unit instead of say $135/mo lowers the annual income by 12 Mil and then there is the annual special assessments which probably bring in about 15 mil or so.
Also rental income from the squares, golf fees, etc., etc..
.
|
Like I said, I was doing "quick math" just to sanity check the overall number. Which other departmens would be covered by the amenity fees? Would the store rentals at the squares contribute to that same fund? Seems like that might be a separate venture.