Base rent plus amenity rent in a residential rent roll

Increasingly I am seeing in addition to base rents in a residential rent roll, there is separate charge called amenity rents. When you calculate GPR or total rent for leased units, should you include the amenity rents in addition to the base rents? My concern is that if I include it in the GPR but if it’s also included as other income in the T12, then we might end up double counting it. Thank you! 

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Double check if it’s included in Other Income in T12. The amounts should line up with the total amenity charges in the RR if so. Definitely don’t want to double count and I’ve found the best brokers typically catch this and strip it out in a “consolidated RR” or highlight within the OM, but others won’t and are thereby inflating the GPR in their pro forma.

 

Sometimes the T12 will include the amenity rent in your rents before concessions. But yes amenity rent should be included with rent as it accounts for “premiums, view premiums, etc”. Make sure not to include amenity fee as it is different.

 

What does the GPR on the P&L look like? Should match up. Also charge codes on RR = other income on P&L.

 

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