Hi All,
Wondering if someone could explain theoretically why firms include rent frees and leasing commissions as below the line expenses, as in below NOI rather than above?
Is it simply a matter of them being non-recurring expenses and not actual costs of operating the property?
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They are non recurring expenses. So if you include them in operating income, it will skew your value as you don’t pay them yearly.
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