EH 101: Composition 1 Assignment 3: Image Analysis Peer Review Draft due: Friday, March 4 Initial Draft due: Monday, March 7 First Revision due: Wednesday, March 23 Rhetoric surrounds us in our everyday lives. On a daily basis, we encounter rhetoric through multiple avenues, through the arguments we create and even through the advertisements we encounter that try to sell us different products. Thinking about how we encounter rhetoric helps us understand the world around us, and it can even sometimes mean that we can engage it to understand a particular culture or way of thinking. Rhetoric is usually associated with creating an argument, but it can also even mean constructing yourself into the world, whether that is through the physical act of writing or even through how we dress and act. Understanding rhetoric is hugely important in helping us both break down any kind of writing to fully understand what is being said. Equally important, being aware of rhetoric and the different rhetorical moves we can make helps us to create our own texts as well. Part of what we will do with this assignment is engage with how rhetoric actually works by fully breaking down the rhetorical situation of an image. We will be discussing what the rhetorical situation is in class, but basically, it is a method of analysis where rhetoric is broken down into four different constituents: audience, rhetor, constraints, and exigence. Understanding all four of those constituents can better help us understand the rhetoric behind a situation, a paper, and even an image. For this assignment, what you’ll do is select an image and analyze it using the rhetorical situation lens. This image can be up to your choosing, but some options can include a photograph, a painting, an advertisement (these are particularly useful in this assignment), a meme, or even a particular style of clothing or someone’s particular style choice. (Although I’d be open to using videos as well, take some caution that this might be too difficult to tackle in a four to five page paper). Using this image, the writer will make some sort of argument about the rhetoric they see surrounding the image. I will approve your selections, and you will need to submit your selection of the image you want to analyze on USA Online by Wednesday, February 24. Invention and Drafting In order to put this paper together, you will have to select an image that you think warrants analysis. Select the image and try to pick apart what you see happening. This could range from the colors of the image to the activities you see happening in the image to even the words that are on the image. As you are analyzing, it may be helpful to ask yourself these questions: 1. Who is the audience for this image? What is used in the image to work to persuade or grab the attention of the audience? 2. What kind of constraints does the rhetor have in creating the image? ...

1. EH 101: Composition 1
Assignment 3: Image Analysis
Peer Review Draft due: Friday, March 4
Initial Draft due: Monday, March 7
First Revision due: Wednesday, March 23
Rhetoric surrounds us in our everyday lives. On a daily basis,
we encounter rhetoric through multiple avenues,
through the arguments we create and even through the
advertisements we encounter that try to sell us different
products. Thinking about how we encounter rhetoric helps us
understand the world around us, and it can even
sometimes mean that we can engage it to understand a particular
culture or way of thinking. Rhetoric is usually
associated with creating an argument, but it can also even mean
constructing yourself into the world, whether
that is through the physical act of writing or even through how
we dress and act. Understanding rhetoric is
hugely important in helping us both break down any kind of
writing to fully understand what is being said.
Equally important, being aware of rhetoric and the different
rhetorical moves we can make helps us to create
our own texts as well.
Part of what we will do with this assignment is engage with how
rhetoric actually works by fully breaking down
the rhetorical situation of an image. We will be discussing
what the rhetorical situation is in class, but
basically, it is a method of analysis where rhetoric is broken

2. down into four different constituents: audience,
rhetor, constraints, and exigence. Understanding all four of
those constituents can better help us understand
the rhetoric behind a situation, a paper, and even an image.
For this assignment, what you’ll do is select an image and
analyze it using the rhetorical situation lens. This
image can be up to your choosing, but some options can include
a photograph, a painting, an advertisement
(these are particularly useful in this assignment), a meme, or
even a particular style of clothing or someone’s
particular style choice. (Although I’d be open to using videos as
well, take some caution that this might be too
difficult to tackle in a four to five page paper). Using this
image, the writer will make some sort of argument
about the rhetoric they see surrounding the image. I will
approve your selections, and you will need to
submit your selection of the image you want to analyze on USA
Online by Wednesday, February
24.
Invention and Drafting
In order to put this paper together, you will have to select an
image that you think warrants analysis. Select the
image and try to pick apart what you see happening. This could
range from the colors of the image to the
activities you see happening in the image to even the words that
are on the image. As you are analyzing, it may
be helpful to ask yourself these questions:
1. Who is the audience for this image? What is used in the
image to work to persuade or grab the attention
of the audience?

3. 2. What kind of constraints does the rhetor have in creating the
image? What constraints did the rhetor not
acknowledge when creating the image?
3. What is the exigence for creating the image? Is it to see
something differently? To persuade an
audience to action? To get the audience to buy a product?
4. What kind of colors does my image use? How can this affect
how I interpret the image?
5. Who are the people in the image? What might their
personality or actions tell us about the image?
6. What kind of words are on the image? How might those
words explain what is happening in the
revision?
Keep in mind here that your goal is not to answer all of these
questions, but to instead find some sort of theme
or angle that works for your paper.
Requirements
Your literary analysis MUST do the following things:
1. Your paper must discuss an image of some sort, whether
that’s be a photograph, a meme, a painting, an
advertisement, or even a person’s clothing choices. You MUST
turn in a copy of this image.

4. 2. You will analyze this image using the four elements of the
rhetorical situation (rhetor, exigence,
audience, and constraints). All four elements must be engaged
in your paper.
3. Your paper must make some sort of central argument about
the rhetorical situation of your image. This
could be what you see is happening in the photo. Another
possibility is that you could even make an
argument that the components of the image do not match up
with the rhetoric that is being used. Make
this your own project, but finding that central argument will
really boost your paper.
4. There must be a clear thesis statement that engages your
central argument.
5. Your paper has to include three sources that helps the writer
with their analysis. Two of those can be
from the readings we have engaged in class. One of them
needs to be an outside source.
Who Is Your Audience?
Your audience is a group of scholars in the field of composition
and rhetoric who are interested in seeing how
students see and interpret images. Therefore, you need to make
sure that you construct your argument so that
your own opinions of the image you have chosen is present.
You must make a unique argument about what
you see is happening in your image.
Nuts and Bolts
-5 pages in length. This means
a full 4 pages. All pages must use 12-point

5. Times New Roman font, be double-spaced, and use 1-inch
margins on all sides. All pages must be
numbered.
includes sources you have used to analyze
the book. You will need at least three sources. You will also
need to cite your image. If this is not
present, it’s an automatic 15 point deduction. I’ll be reviewing
what MLA citations look like in
class.
e sort of copy of the image that you
have chosen to analyze.
“Image Analysis” or “Assignment 3.”
worksheet on the day the initial draft is due in
class. If you are not present for peer review, you will receive a
10 point deduction.
of your draft. However, if your grammar
blocks the meaning you are communicating or if the errors are
repeated, I will comment on them.
in the work and on a Works Cited page
using MLA formatting. Your literary analysis MUST include a
Works Cited page that includes your book
and any other sources you may have used to analyze your book.
If this is not present, it’s an
automatic 15 point deduction. Please refer to the Purdue Owl
for any help with citing. (Purdue

6. Owl, https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/).
How to Turn in Your Literacy Narrative
the beginning of class inside a folder. You
will also turn in some sort of copy of the image you have
chosen. Do not turn in loose papers. This is
how materials get lost.
to a Word Doc or a PDF before you submit
it. Otherwise, I will not be able to see it or grade it.
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
Cash FlowBaldair Shopping CenterSoftware: ARGUS Ver.
15.0.1.262401 Baldair RoadFile: Baldair Shopping
CenterBaltimore, MD 21213Property Type:
RetailPortfolio:Date: 6/30/14Time: 7:29 pmRef#: AABPage:
1Schedule Of Prospective Cash FlowIn Inflated Dollars for the
Fiscal Year Beginning 6/1/2014 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9
Year 10For the Years Ending May-2015 May-2016 May-
2017 May-2018 May-2019 May-2020 May-2021 May-
2022 May-2023 May-2024 ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________Potential
Gross Revenue Base Rental
Revenue$1,414,696$1,541,986$1,642,217$1,674,436$1,716,759

7. $1,747,691$1,836,410$1,892,746$2,010,476$2,234,427
Absorption & Turnover
Vacancy(60,000)(27,205)(105,803)(45,270)(179,155)(39,758)
Base Rent
Abatements(20,000)(6,801)(35,268)(14,758)(59,718)(38,473)
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ Scheduled Base Rental
Revenue1,334,6961,507,9801,501,1461,674,4361,716,7591,747,
6911,776,3821,892,7461,771,6032,156,196 Expense
Reimbursement Revenue
Landscaping7,2758,51810,75111,52111,52111,52111,24311,362
10,24111,284 Lot
Cleaning28,11232,91541,54944,52344,52344,52343,44743,9073
9,57543,604 Snow
Removal13,56715,88420,05121,48621,48621,48620,96721,1891
9,09921,043 Trash
Removal2,9463,4494,3544,6664,6664,6664,5534,6014,1474,570
Storm Water
Management24,32328,47835,95038,52338,52338,52337,59237,9
9034,24237,729 Facade
Repairs29,17634,16043,12146,20846,20846,20845,09145,56941
,07345,254 Lot Repairs &
Striping6,3907,4829,44510,12110,12110,1219,8779,9818,9979,
912 Snow Removal Electric &
Gas17,10920,03225,28727,09727,09727,09726,44226,72224,08
726,538 Water &
Sewer6,9308,11210,24110,97410,97410,97410,70810,8229,7541
0,747 Roof Repairs Real Estate
Taxes176,062199,540217,817233,342233,342233,342230,67023
3,342209,557230,075
Insurance19,10823,77330,50032,73232,73232,73232,55432,957
29,70632,731 Management
Fee116,564131,273135,372156,800159,301161,143163,528172,
291155,362180,204 ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________

8. ___________ ___________ ___________ Total Reimbursement
Revenue447,562513,616584,438637,993640,494642,336636,672
650,733585,840653,691 ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________Total
Potential Gross
Revenue1,782,2582,021,5962,085,5842,312,4292,357,2532,390,
0272,413,0542,543,4792,357,4432,809,887 General
Vacancy(23,124)(23,573)(23,900)(25,435) Collection
Loss(17,823)(20,216)(20,856)(23,124)(23,573)(23,900)(24,131)
(25,435)(23,574)(28,099) ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________
___________Effective Gross
Revenue1,764,4352,001,3802,064,7282,266,1812,310,1072,342,
2272,388,9232,492,6092,333,8692,781,788 ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________Operating Expenses
Landscaping9,9729,9729,9729,9729,9729,9729,9729,9729,9729,
972 Lot
Cleaning38,54238,54238,54238,54238,54238,54238,54238,5423
8,54238,542 Snow
Removal18,60018,60018,60018,60018,60018,60018,60018,6001
8,60018,600 Trash
Removal4,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,039
Storm Water
Management33,34833,34833,34833,34833,34833,34833,34833,3
4833,34833,348 Facade
Repairs40,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040
,00040,000 Lot Repairs &
Striping8,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,762
Snow Removal500500500500500500500500500500 Electric &
Gas23,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45
823,458 Water &
Sewer9,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,500

9. Roof
Repairs6,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,000
Real Estate
Taxes231,378231,378231,378231,378231,378231,378231,37823
1,378231,378231,378
Insurance28,93128,93128,93128,93128,93128,93128,93128,931
28,93128,931 Management
Fee105,866120,083123,884135,971138,606140,534143,335149,
557140,032166,907 ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________Total Operating
Expenses558,896573,113576,914589,001591,636593,564596,36
5602,587593,062619,937 ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________Net
Operating
Income1,205,5391,428,2671,487,8141,677,1801,718,4711,748,6
631,792,5581,890,0221,740,8072,161,851 ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________Leasing & Capital Costs Tenant
Improvements225,00019,38064,676488,19177,681 Leasing
Commissions85,35469,915104,447247,21384,994 Capital
Reserves20,46920,46920,46920,46920,46920,46920,46920,4692
0,46920,469 ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________Total Leasing &
Capital
Costs330,823109,76420,46920,46920,46920,469189,59220,4697
55,873183,144 ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________Cash Flow Before
Debt
Service$874,716$1,318,503$1,467,345$1,656,711$1,698,002$1,
728,194$1,602,966$1,869,553$984,934$1,978,707& Taxes
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Expense ReimbursementBaldair Shopping CenterSoftware:
ARGUS Ver. 15.0.1.262401 Baldair RoadFile: Baldair Shopping
CenterBaltimore, MD 21213Property Type:
RetailPortfolio:Date: 6/30/14Time: 7:29 pmRef#: AABPage:
2Schedule Of Expense Reimbursement RevenueFiscal Year
Reimbursable Operating Expenses Adjusted for Actual
Occupancy Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year
10For the Years Ending May-2015 May-2016 May-2017
May-2018 May-2019 May-2020 May-2021 May-2022
May-2023 May-2024 ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________
___________Reimbursable Expenses
Landscaping$9,972$9,972$9,972$9,972$9,972$9,972$9,972$9,9
72$9,972$9,972 Lot
Cleaning38,54238,54238,54238,54238,54238,54238,54238,5423
8,54238,542 Snow
Removal18,60018,60018,60018,60018,60018,60018,60018,6001
8,60018,600 Trash
Removal4,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,039
Storm Water
Management33,34833,34833,34833,34833,34833,34833,34833,3
4833,34833,348 Facade
Repairs40,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040
,00040,000 Lot Repairs &
Striping8,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,762
Snow Removal500500500500500500500500500500 Electric &
Gas23,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45
823,458 Water &
Sewer9,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,500
Roof

11. Repairs6,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,000
Real Estate
Taxes231,378231,378231,378231,378231,378231,378231,37823
1,378231,378231,378
Insurance28,93128,93128,93128,93128,93128,93128,93128,931
28,93128,931 Management
Fee105,838120,052123,851135,931138,566140,493143,294149,
513139,995166,866 ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________Total Reimbursable
Expenses$558,868$573,082$576,881$588,961$591,596$593,523
$596,324$602,543$593,025$619,896 ===========
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===========Calendar Year Reimbursable Operating Expenses
used for Reimbursement CalculationsFor the Years Ending
Dec-2014 Dec-2015 Dec-2016 Dec-2017 Dec-2018
Dec-2019 Dec-2020 Dec-2021 Dec-2022 Dec-2023
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________Reimbursable Expenses
Landscaping$9,972$9,972$9,972$9,972$9,972$9,972$9,972$9,9
72$9,972$9,972 Lot
Cleaning38,54238,54238,54238,54238,54238,54238,54238,5423
8,54238,542 Snow
Removal18,60018,60018,60018,60018,60018,60018,60018,6001
8,60018,600 Trash
Removal4,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,0394,039
Storm Water
Management33,34833,34833,34833,34833,34833,34833,34833,3
4833,34833,348 Facade
Repairs40,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040
,00040,000 Lot Repairs &
Striping8,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,7628,762
Snow Removal500500500500500500500500500500 Electric &
Gas23,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45823,45

12. 823,458 Water &
Sewer9,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,5009,500
Roof
Repairs6,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,0006,000
Real Estate
Taxes231,378231,378231,378231,378231,378231,378231,37823
1,378231,378231,378
Insurance28,93128,93128,93128,93128,93128,93128,93128,931
28,93128,931 Management
Fee100,674112,187118,743135,396137,681139,700140,718148,
199152,087147,766 ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________Total Reimbursable
Expenses$553,704$565,217$571,773$588,426$590,711$592,730
$593,748$601,229$605,117$600,796 ===========
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===========Resulting Fiscal Year Property Expense
Reimbursement Revenue Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9
Year 10For the Years Ending May-2015 May-2016
May-2017 May-2018 May-2019 May-2020 May-2021
May-2022 May-2023 May-2024 ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________Expense Reimbursements
Landscaping$7,275$8,518$10,751$11,521$11,521$11,521$11,2
43$11,362$10,241$11,284 Lot
Cleaning28,11232,91541,54944,52344,52344,52343,44743,9073
9,57543,604 Snow
Removal13,56715,88420,05121,48621,48621,48620,96721,1891
9,09921,043 Trash
Removal2,9463,4494,3544,6664,6664,6664,5534,6014,1474,570
Storm Water
Management24,32328,47835,95038,52338,52338,52337,59237,9
9034,24237,729 Facade

13. Repairs29,17634,16043,12146,20846,20846,20845,09145,56941
,07345,254 Lot Repairs &
Striping6,3907,4829,44510,12110,12110,1219,8779,9818,9979,
912 Snow Removal Electric &
Gas17,10920,03225,28727,09727,09727,09726,44226,72224,08
726,538 Water &
Sewer6,9308,11210,24110,97410,97410,97410,70810,8229,7541
0,747 Roof Repairs Real Estate
Taxes176,062199,540217,817233,342233,342233,342230,67023
3,342209,557230,075
Insurance19,10823,77330,50032,73232,73232,73232,55432,957
29,70632,731 Management
Fee116,564131,273135,372156,800159,301161,143163,528172,
291155,362180,204 ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________Total Expense
Reimbursement$447,562$513,616$584,438$637,993$640,494$6
42,336$636,672$650,733$585,840$653,691 ===========
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===========Percentage of Reimbursable Expenses Collected
as Expense Reimbursement Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9
Year 10For the Years Ending May-2015 May-2016
May-2017 May-2018 May-2019 May-2020 May-2021
May-2022 May-2023 May-2024 ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________Expense Reimbursements
Landscaping72.95%85.42%107.81%115.53%115.53%115.53%1
12.75%113.94%102.70%113.16% Lot
Cleaning72.94%85.40%107.80%115.52%115.52%115.52%112.7
3%113.92%102.68%113.13% Snow
Removal72.94%85.40%107.80%115.52%115.52%115.52%112.7
3%113.92%102.68%113.13% Trash
Removal72.94%85.39%107.80%115.52%115.52%115.52%112.7

14. 3%113.91%102.67%113.15% Storm Water
Management72.94%85.40%107.80%115.52%115.52%115.52%1
12.73%113.92%102.68%113.14% Facade
Repairs72.94%85.40%107.80%115.52%115.52%115.52%112.73
%113.92%102.68%113.14% Lot Repairs &
Striping72.93%85.39%107.80%115.51%115.51%115.51%112.73
%113.91%102.68%113.12% Snow Removal Electric &
Gas72.93%85.40%107.80%115.51%115.51%115.51%112.72%1
13.91%102.68%113.13% Water &
Sewer72.95%85.39%107.80%115.52%115.52%115.52%112.72%
113.92%102.67%113.13% Roof Repairs Real Estate
Taxes76.09%86.24%94.14%100.85%100.85%100.85%99.69%10
0.85%90.57%99.44%
Insurance66.05%82.17%105.42%113.14%113.14%113.14%112.
52%113.92%102.68%113.13% Management
Fee110.13%109.35%109.30%115.35%114.96%114.70%114.12%
115.23%110.98%107.99% ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________Total
Expense
Reimbursement80.08%89.62%101.31%108.33%108.27%108.22
%106.77%108.00%98.79%105.45% ===========
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Sources and UsesBaldair Shopping CenterSoftware: ARGUS
Ver. 15.0.1.262401 Baldair RoadFile: Baldair Shopping
CenterBaltimore, MD 21213Property Type:
RetailPortfolio:Date: 6/30/14Time: 7:29 pmRef#: AABPage:
3Schedule Of Sources & Uses Of CapitalEquity is Based on
Property Value, Leverage and Operating Requirements Year
1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year
7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10For the Years Ending May-
2015 May-2016 May-2017 May-2018 May-2019 May-

15. 2020 May-2021 May-2022 May-2023 May-2024
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________Sources Of Capital Net Operating
Gains$1,205,539$1,428,267$1,487,814$1,677,180$1,718,471$1,
748,663$1,792,558$1,890,022$1,740,807$2,161,851
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________Total Sources Of
Capital$1,205,539$1,428,267$1,487,814$1,677,180$1,718,471$
1,748,663$1,792,558$1,890,022$1,740,807$2,161,851
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=========== ===========Uses Of Capital Tenant
Improvements225,00019,38064,676488,19177,681 Leasing
Commissions85,35469,915104,447247,21384,994 Capital Costs
&
Reserves20,46920,46920,46920,46920,46920,46920,46920,4692
0,46920,469 ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________Defined Uses Of
Capital330,823109,76420,46920,46920,46920,469189,59220,46
9755,873183,144 ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________Cash Flow
Distributions874,7161,318,5031,467,3451,656,7111,698,0021,7
28,1941,602,9661,869,553984,9341,978,707 ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
___________Total Uses Of
Capital$1,205,539$1,428,267$1,487,814$1,677,180$1,718,471$
1,748,663$1,792,558$1,890,022$1,740,807$2,161,851
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16. Rent Roll SummaryBaldair Shopping CenterSoftware: ARGUS
Ver. 15.0.1.262401 Baldair RoadFile: Baldair Shopping
CenterBaltimore, MD 21213Property Type:
RetailPortfolio:Date: 6/30/14Time: 7:31 pmRef#: AABPage:
1Presentation Rent Roll & Current Term Tenant SummaryAs of
Jun-2014 for 204,690 Square Feet Tenant Name Floor
Rate & Amount CPI & Current Months Pcnt Description of
Imprvmnts Commssns Assumption about Type & Suite Number
SqFt per Year Changes Changes Porters' Wage to to
Operating Expense Rate Rate subsequent terms Lease
Dates & Term Bldg Share per Month on to
Miscellaneous Abate Abate Reimbursements Amount
Amount for this tenant _____________________ ___________
_____________ _________ ______ ________________
_______ _____ __________________ _________ _________
________________1 Food Depot$0.00 Feb-2013$7.39 -
- - See method: NNN + - - Market Retail, Suite:
10049,833$0 Feb-2018$7.7610.00% See assumption: Feb-2003
to Jan-202324.35%$0.00 or - Food Depot 240 Months$02
Upscale Beauty$0.00 Jan-2014$9.82 - - - See method:
NNN + - - Market Retail, Suite: 10213,000$0 Jan-
2015$10.11 15% - Upscale See assumption: Jul-2011 to Dec-
20236.35%$0.00 Jan-2016$10.42 Beauty -line - Upscale 150
Months$0 Jan-2017$10.73 Jan-2018$11.05 Jan-2019$11.38
Jan-2020$11.73 Jan-2021$12.08 Jan-2022$12.44 Jan-
2023$12.813 Dental Dreams$19.00 Dec-2015$21.28 - -
- See method: NNN + - - Market Retail, Suite:
1043,600$68,40015.00% See assumption: Dec-2010 to Nov-
20201.76%$1.58 - Dental Dreams 120 Months$5,7004 Social
Security Admin$16.87 - - - - - See method: - -
Market Retail, Suite: 1066,800$114,716 Modified Gross - See
assumption: Sep-2010 to Aug-20153.32%$1.41 SSA Medium
In-Line 60 Months$9,5605 B. Green Cash & Carry$0.00 Jun-
2014$3.00 - - - See method: NNN + - -
Market Retail, Suite: 10834,335$010.00% See assumption: Feb-

17. 2003 to Jan-202316.77%$0.00 Rear Space 240 Months$06
Wireless World$15.48 - - - - - See method: NNN +
- - Market Retail, Suite: 1101,600$24,76815.00% See
assumption: Aug-2010 to Jul-20150.78%$1.29 Line - Wireless
60 Months$2,0647 Dollar General$10.25 Jul-2015$11.28 -
- - See method: NNN - - - Market Retail, Suite:
11610,586$108,507 Dollar General See assumption: Jul-2010
to Jun-20205.17%$0.85 Dollar General 120 Months$9,0428
Maxway$3.33 - - - - - See method: - -
Market Retail, Suite: 20030,000$99,900 Maxway See
assumption: Jan-2009 to Dec-201414.66%$0.28 Anchor -
Maxway 72 Months$8,3259 Forman Mills$6.03 Jun-2014$6.18
- - - See method: - - Market Retail, Suite:
20254,936$331,264 Jun-2015$6.33 Forman Mills See
assumption: Jun-2013 to May-201626.84%$0.50 Anchor -
Forman 36 Months$27,605 Total Occupied SqFt204,690 Total
Available SqFt0
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