Gross Rents definition
Examples of Gross Rents in a sentence
With HUD Field Office approval, the PHA may approve initial Gross Rents which exceed the applicable Moderate Rehabilitation Fair Market Rents by up to 10 percent for all units of a given size in specified areas where HUD has determined that the rents for standard units suitable for the Existing Housing Program are more than 10 percent higher than the Existing Housing Fair Market Rents.
The HUD Field Office may approve revised Gross Rents which exceed the Fair Market Rents by up to 20 percent for reasons specified in para- graph (d)(1) of this section upon proper justification by the PHA of the neces- sity for the increase.
Should this determination be made, the PHA may not execute a revised Agreement or Contract for Gross Rents exceeding the Fair Market Rents by more than 10 percent until it receives HUD Field Of- fice approval.
As used herein, "Gross Rents" shall mean the total rental income from the Property.
The commission on any expansion shall be equal to two percent (2%) of the total additional Gross Rents added to, or above the total rents of the original lease, if the tenant broker is involved.