On 3/1/X1 Landlord Co. received a $36,000 cash payment from Renter Co. to pay for a total of 17 months, starting in the current month. How much revenue should Landlord Co. recognize in the year ending 12/31/X1? Round your answer to the nearest penny. (anyone know accounting?)
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