Sentences with phrase «rent apartment rent»

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Seth Davis is a college dropout running an illegal casino from his rented apartment.

EPA chief Scott Pruitt is under scrutiny for renting a Capitol Hill apartment linked to an energy lobbyist on the cheap.

Taaeb and his team knew the process of renting an apartment was frustrating and time consuming.

In the colonial city of Sucre, two - bedroom apartments near the historic district rent out for as little as $ 350.

One thing that remains to be seen is how local regulators will respond, especially in cities like New York where it's illegal to rent out one's full unit in an apartment building on Airbnb for less than 30 days.

The apartment is available to rent year - round.

About 90 % of Downtown residents rent, not own, according to Curbed Los Angeles, with a one - bedroom apartment going for about $ 2,500 per month.

(He'd been renting out the apartment and enjoyed the extra income.)

Restrictions on listings have been passed in San Francisco and Berlin, where some investors have dedicated apartments to act as Airbnb rentals full - time, theoretically raising rents for city residents.

And I asked him if he would just let me rent one of his apartments, the same building where I answer the phone every day.

To cut expenses, they lived rent - free in an apartment owned by Sha's grandparents, located within a gated community exclusively for senior citizens.

The employees were in Spain as part of a program called GHouse, in which the company rents an apartment in a foreign city and sends groups of six staffers there for two - week spells to come up with innovative ideas.

Likewise, apartment owners are encouraged by lower vacancies and higher rents.

The situation was less than ideal; Corcoran described the listing as a «dungeon,» and was confronted with the challenge of trying to rent out the apartment space for $ 330 a month.

And he gave me a listing to try to rent apartment 3L,» Corcoran shares on the podcast.

Renting out her first apartment meant collecting her first commission.

... The only person I knew was Mr. Giffuni, and I asked him if he would just let me rent one of his apartments.»

Put another way, New Yorkers save 40 percent when splitting a two - bedroom and 50 percent when splitting a three - bedroom instead of renting a one - bedroom apartment.

Unlike many of his peers, Sarafa's major life decisions are less about renting an apartment versus buying a home, and more about where his next destination will be.

Hsieh moved here in May and rented 25 apartments, at a rate of roughly $ 35,000 per month.

Stephanie Small and her husband, Graham Ross, have rented an apartment in Toronto for the past nine years with their two daughters, but their landlord would like them out in order to renovate.

Some renters can still find individual apartments that charge less than the median rent and so remain relatively affordable.

Let's say you're renting an apartment for $ 2,000 a month.

Most of Zappos's executives have rented apartments on the same floor; a dozen other Zappos employees have also moved into the building, in which a two - bedroom apartment rents for about $ 1,600 a month.

It's likely you haven't heard of Mainstreet Equity Corp, a Calgary - based business that takes beaten down apartment buildings in Western Canada, fixes them up and then rents them out.

According to the website Rent Jungle, the average rent for a one - bedroom apartment in San Francisco is just under $ 3,Rent Jungle, the average rent for a one - bedroom apartment in San Francisco is just under $ 3,rent for a one - bedroom apartment in San Francisco is just under $ 3,100.

Hundreds of tenants in Toronto's Parkdale neighbourhood, for example, have been withholding payments for more than two months to protest steep rent hikes in apartments meant to be rent - controlled.

President Donald Trump talked to embattled Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt on Monday evening, the White House says, following reports that the EPA chief is under review for paying cheap rent for a Washington apartment linked to an energy lobbyist.

Zeus furnishes the apartments, markets and rents them out, coordinates repairs as necessary, collects rent from tenants, and pays landlords from the rent collected.

You can rent a small furnished apartment in a central location — often with all utilities included — for anywhere between $ 720 and $ 1,400 a month.

Pruitt is facing scrutiny for renting Capitol Hill apartment linked to an energy lobbyist under favorable terms to the EPA chief.

Maven is really three car - sharing services in one: a city - based service that rents GM vehicles by the hour through an app, another for urban apartment dwellers in Chicago and New York, and a peer - to - peer sharing service that started in Germany last year.

This information shows up when you try to open a new credit account, buy a cell phone, rent an apartment, or apply for a job, among other things.

Instead, she and her family will live in a four - bedroom heritage home in the north end of Halifax where their monthly mortgage payments are roughly half the cost of renting a two - bedroom apartment in Vancouver.

When I didn't have the money for my next rent payment on my tiny apartment, I was getting nervous all this wouldn't work.

The response to one question in particular piqued his interest: A majority of property owners said they were likely to rent or lease an apartment without any assistance.

With that and by renting out apartments, I was making as much as $ 5,000 a month.

Riverside's above - average cost of living is largely driven by housing, but entrepreneurs looking to rent a small apartment won't pay much more than the national average.

For example, Zumper cites the average rent for a one - bedroom apartment at $ 1,680 per month, which easily can break the shoestring budget of someone starting a small business.

They were renting another room in the apartment and were making their way up to Vancouver.

The median rent for a one - bedroom apartment in the city is $ 3,370, according to the May 2017 Zumper National Rent Report, making it hard to even survive paycheck to paychrent for a one - bedroom apartment in the city is $ 3,370, according to the May 2017 Zumper National Rent Report, making it hard to even survive paycheck to paychRent Report, making it hard to even survive paycheck to paycheck.

When college dropouts Andrew Perlman and Mark Land founded Cignal Global Communications, a fiber - optic data - communications company, five years ago, they ran it out of a low - rent apartment in Cambridge, Mass..

Mayor Pro Tempore John Duran says more than three - quarters of West Hollywood's residents live in apartments, most of them rent controlled.

I stayed with two of my friends and instead of renting out an entire apartment or house, we had a private room that actually turned out being super small.

Millennials may finally be moving out of their parents» basements and renting their own apartments.

De Blasio's appointees to the city's Rent Guidelines Board delivered a two - year freeze in rents on rent - regulated apartments, which make up about half of all rental apartment stock in the cRent Guidelines Board delivered a two - year freeze in rents on rent - regulated apartments, which make up about half of all rental apartment stock in the crent - regulated apartments, which make up about half of all rental apartment stock in the city.

Cost of entertainment facilities including mortgage interest, property taxes, depreciation, rent, and so on for swimming pools, bowling alleys, tennis courts, cars, apartments, homes in a vacation resort, and hotel suites are not deductible.

A standard lease states the landlord is required to release the money within 30 to 60 days after you vacate the property if you've met all of your obligations, such as making all rent payments, moving out of the apartment on time, returning the property in good condition, etc..

Speaking of high rent, AirBnB founders famously rented out their own apartments in the early days to make ends meet.