1-A tenant's Load Factor equals 0 when there are no common areas in any parts of the building.

2-A tenant's Load Factor is always greater than 1 when there is a lobby that's considered a common area.

3-The higher the Load Factor for common areas in all parts of the building, the higher the rent per s.f. of the tenant's usable space.

4-The higher the Load Factor for common areas in all parts of the building, the higher the rent per square foot of the tenant's rentable space.

5-A tenant should always prefer a lower Load Factor.

6-CAM charges shift the costs of maintaining common areas from the property owner to tenants, and are part of tenants' base rents.

7-Anchors and in-line tenants contribute to the mall's CAM expenses by paying their prorated share of the expenses that is based on their relative square footage of usable space.

8- 75% CPI adjustment means that the percentage increase in rents (rather than the new level of rents) will equal 75% of the percentage increase in the CPI.

9- Gross leases are always the riskiest for the tenants.

10- All else being equal, a move-in allowance and a rent concession offered by the building owner to the new tenant have the opposite effects on the effective net rent.

choose all true statements?