Excess rent refers to the amount by which the rent specified in an existing lease exceeds the rental rate currently demanded in the market for similar properties. It carries implications for property valuation and investor decision-making.
Leased fee value represents the worth of a property to the landlord based on the current rental agreements in place. It's crucial for understanding property valuation under existing lease conditions.
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