A property manager collects rent on 6 rental units for an owner. Each unit rents for $750 a month. The property manager charges the owner 10% of gross rents for the month and pays the mortgage payment of $1,800. If the manager makes repairs to the property of $275, what will the owner receive this month

This option represents an incorrect calculation of the owner's share. The gross rent from the units is $4,500 ($750 x 6). After deducting the property manager's fee of $450 (10% of $4,500), the remaining amount is $4,050. Subtracting the mortgage payment of $1,800 and repairs of $275 gives a total of $2,425 for the owner, not $1,700.

This choice also reflects an incorrect total. If we subtract the property manager's fee from the gross rent, the remaining sum is $4,050. However, deducting the mortgage and repairs correctly leads to $2,425, not $1,975, which suggests a miscalculation in the expenses or the gross rent.

The figure of $3,775 does not account for the necessary deductions. Starting with the gross rent of $4,500 and subtracting the property manager's fee results in $4,050. However, after subtracting the mortgage payment and repair costs, the total should correctly be $2,425 instead of $3,775.