Designer rents studio space from Landlord and moves all of her valuable computer aided design systems into the space.Theentirelease reads:

"Landlord leases Studio Suite 54 to Designer for $500 per month.Either party may terminate the lease by giving written notice at least 10 days before the end of the then current month. In addition to the Studio, Tenant is entitled to use one parking space during the tenancy.Landlord is responsible for all taxes, insurance, and maintenance."

Designer paid the first month rent and moved into the space on February 1^st.On February 14^th, during an ice storm, the roof collapsed and all of Designer's equipment was destroyed.As a result, Designer loses a project she had been working on for Client.

The equipment is worth $20,000, the profit on the lost project is $5,000, and Designer had to lease another Studio at a cost of $250 for the two weeks that Landlord's building was uninhabitable.It turns out that Landlord had not properly maintained the roof and carried no insurance for Tenant property.Landlord refused to pay Designer anything for her losses.

Designer successfully sued Landlord for breach of contract on the theory that Landlord was obligated to provide habitable space throughout the lease term and to perform such maintenance as necessary to keep the building intact.The cost for the lawsuit, including attorney fees, was $5,000.Which of the following most likely reflects the damages due to Designer from Landlord?

Group of answer choices

$30,250 for all of Designer's losses and resulting expenses

$25,250 for the equipment, lost profits, and extra rent

$25,000 for the equipment and lost profits

$250 for the extra rent only