City Suites has 32 office suites each rented for $500/month with a 15% vacancyrate. The owner has the following expenses; heat $10,700, electric $7,300, water$3,700, marketing, advertising and salaries of $92,000, insurance $5,300, mortgageinterest of $27,560, property taxes 13398, and maintenance 9227. What is theproperty's net operating income?round answer to the nearest dollar.

Net operating income is the income available after making payments for all operating expenses that…

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