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Only 9 cents of every $1 dollar of rent returns to owners, while 39 cents pays the mortgage on the property. Another 10 cents is spent on capital expenditures like repairs. The remaining costs include 27 cents for payroll expenses to maintain the property, and 14 cents for property taxes that support local communities. Rent payments are an important source of revenue for owners to cover these costs, maintain quality housing, and support many Americans' retirement plans through investment returns.
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The document discusses barriers encountered by apartment rental businesses in Manila. It provides background information on rental businesses and how they operate. The significance of studying rental businesses is discussed, as the results can benefit both business owners and consumers. The scope of the study focuses on identifying business problems and strategies within the apartment rental market in Manila. Key terms related to rental businesses, such as landlord, tenant, lease, and contract are also defined.
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This document discusses barriers encountered by apartment rental businesses in Manila. It provides background on the rental business and significance of studying challenges faced. The scope is confined to Manila and focuses on identifying business problems and strategies. Literature reviews domestic and foreign studies on renting apartments and related local laws. Key points covered include factors affecting rent prices, rights of landlords and tenants, and types of rental housing. The document aims to understand barriers faced by rental businesses and responsibilities of owners and renters.
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