The total amount of cash generated by the operations of a property.
A property's annual Gross Scheduled Income, less allowances for vacancy and credit loss. Also, Effective Gross Income
With commercial and income-generating properties, the gross operating income is the total rental income plus all other gross revenue that the property may generate. For example, the gross operating income includes income from laundry machines, parking fees and late charges. The more important net operating income is calculated by subtracting operating expenses from the gross operating income.
The total income generated by the operations of a property before payment of operating expenses. It is calculated from potential rental income, plus other income affected by vacancy, less vacancy and credit losses, plus other income not affected by vacancy. The Annual Property Operating Data form or the Cash Flow Analysis Worksheet can be used to calculate a property's gross operating income.
The result when other income is added to rental income. (See otherincome, rental income)
On income producing properties, the gross amount of money collected after vacancy and credit losses are taken.
the total income from an investment property based on 100% occupancy less vacancy and credit losses plus other all other income