1. 2 4 Month Rent Revenue 0 $400.00$600.00 1 $410.00$570.00 2 $420.00$540.00.

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4 Month Rent Revenue 0 $400.00$ $410.00$ $420.00$540.00

5 MonthRentRevenue 0$400.00$ $410.00$ $420.00$ $430.00$ $440.00$ $ $460.00$ $470.00$ $480.00$ $490.00$ $500.00$ $510.00$ $520.00$240.00

7 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenue (5, 450)

8 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenue (5, 450)

9 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenue (5, 450)

10 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenue (5, 450)

11 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenue (5, 450)

12 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenue (5, 450)

13 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenue (5, 450)

14 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenu (5, 450)

16 MonthRentRevenue 0$400.00$ $410.00$ $420.00$ $430.00$ $440.00$ $ $460.00$ $470.00$ $480.00$ $490.00$ $500.00$ $510.00$ $520.00$240.00

17 MonthRentRevenue 0$400.00$ $410.00$ $420.00$ $430.00$ $440.00$ $ $460.00$ $470.00$ $480.00$ $490.00$ $500.00$ $510.00$ $520.00$240.00

19 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenue (5, 450)

20 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenue (5, 450)

22 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenue (5, 450)

24 Rent Revenue y-axis months x-axis

30 MonthRentRevenue 0$400$600 1$410$570 2$420$540 3$430$510 4$440$480 5$450 6$460$420 7$470$390 8$480$360 9$490$330 10$500$300 11$510$270 12$520$240 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 Months Rent Revenue (5, 450)

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