True rental means the rental required to be paid by the state to the building authority under a lease between the state and the building authority entered into under this act. The true rental shall be paid by the state to the building authority or its assignee periodically as specified in the lease with the building authority and shall be in periodic amounts that do not exceed the economic or market value to the state of the leased facilities. The economic or market value to the state of the leased facilities shall be determined by the state administrative board before the execution of a lease by the state under this act by an appraisal made by or for the state using commonly employed procedures that will fairly determine economic or market value. When using procedures commonly employed by appraisers, an appraisal may set forth a range for the true rental that reflects variations that may occur in the components upon which the appraisal is based. If a lease is only for furnishings or equipment, the state administrative board may employ an appraiser to determine the economic or market value to the state of the furnishings or equipment, or the state administrative board may approve an alternative method to determine the economic or market value to the state of the furnishings or equipment. The alternative method may include the determination of the economic or market value to the state by a person who is in the business of leasing furnishings or equipment.
True rental means the rental required to be paid by the state to the building authority under a lease between the state and the building authority entered into under this act. The true rental shall be paid by the state to the building authority or its assignee periodically as specified in the lease with the building authority and shall be in periodic amounts that do not exceed the economic or market value to the state of the leased facilities. The economic or market