Adjusted Operating Expenses definition
Examples of Adjusted Operating Expenses in a sentence
Until such time that any Annual Budget has been approved by Lender, the prior Approved Annual Budget shall apply for all purposes hereunder, except in connection with Lender’s determination of Adjusted Operating Expenses for purposes of calculating Underwritten Net Cash Flow; provided that, such Approved Annual Budget shall be adjusted to reflect actual increases in Taxes, Other Charges, Insurance Premiums and utility charges, and all other expenses shall be adjusted by the CPI.
Short-Term Debt in the form of a line of credit (“Short-Term LOC”) is permitted with prior approval of HUD pursuant to the following: The Short-Term LOC may not have a limit exceeding fifteen (15) days of Adjusted Operating Expenses, as reflected on the Most Recent Audited Financial Statements; The Short-Term LOC may be secured by patient accounts receivable, subject to consent by the Lender and HUD.
The following terms have the meanings set forth below: ADJUSTED NET OPERATING INCOME: for any period, the Adjusted Rent for such period, less the sum of, without duplication, (a) Adjusted Operating Expenses and (b) any deposits to (but not withdrawals from) any reserves required under this Agreement.
Line of Credit Long-Term or Short-Term Debt in the form of a line of credit (“LOC”) is only permitted with prior written approval of HUD pursuant to the following: The LOC may not have a limit exceeding fifteen (15) days of Adjusted Operating Expenses, as reflected on the Most Recent Audited Financial Statements; The LOC may be secured by Patient Accounts Receivable, subject to consent by the Lender and HUD.
If the review or audit discloses that Tenant has overpaid Tenant's Percentage Share of an increase in Adjusted Operating Expenses and Property Taxes, Landlord shall promptly refund such overpayment to Tenant.