Sentences with phrase «smaller landlords who»

Cerberus already has a multimillion - dollar investment in the industry through its FirstKey Holdings unit, which lends to the smaller landlords who make up the majority of the market and have limited ability to finance their purchases.

Smaller landlords who are in precarious positions with their mortgages are less likely to screen tenants effectively, out of a misguided desire to create cash flow by accepting any tenant at all.

For a small landlord who is looking for a way to make sustainable and reliable passive income stream, it's crucial to develop a thorough tenant screening process that includes credit report, criminal background check, and eviction history.

Not exact matches

Cynthia will also tackle a new problem — the mega landlords who own multiple small buildings.

Cynthia will work with the state legislature to find solutions and pass new rent laws to protect tenants living in homes that might be smaller than 6 units but are owned by corporate landlords who own a large number of properties.

The ads feature actors portraying maintenance workers and small business owners who complain about work drying up because landlords can't afford property repairs.

The supporting roles are also well played by the ever - reliable Kathy Bates as Wilson's mother - in - law and especially Jack Kehler as Wilson's childlike friend Denny - who all but reprises his small role of The Dude's landlord in the «The Big Lebowski».

Both landlord and renters insurance are likely to include medical payments to others coverage, which is a small good - faith payment for someone who is injured on the property but where there is no actual fault to be found which caused the injury.

It seems like such a small thing, but people who already have renters insurance tend to be people who take responsibility — exactly what a landlord wants.

Larger cities in Minnesota offer no shortage of private landlords and small property management companies as well as professionally managed communities who can help you find exactly what you're looking for.

One of the benefits of improving your credit is there are landlords who require smaller deposits from those with good credit.

Mazzetta, who runs a small business from his home, was unable to persuade his landlord to let him keep the dogs, so he placed them in foster homes.

Landlords who do not allow dogs or cats might allow pet birds, reptiles, or small mammals.

These loans are often for business owners or landlords who need cash for building renovations or small projects.

This legal document is typically used by landlords who want to make small fixes, replace appliances, or paint the apartments they rent out.

Possibly the only consolation for Street is that he has received some financial help towards his legal costs (a leader was taken in for the House of Lords) from the Small Landlords Association... who handed over # 5,000 chipped in by 296 of its members.

You want a lawyer who accepts tenant - side landlord tenant cases, usually a solo practitioner or small law firm or legal clinic.

The Civil Law Project of Student Legal Services consists of law students who can provide basic legal information on various topics in civil law, such as wills, landlord - tenant matters, employment, and certain small claims.

For smaller residential complexes the burden of implementing the rent reduction falls on the landlord (who will receive their property tax bill directly).

Both landlord and renters insurance are likely to include medical payments to others coverage, which is a small good - faith payment for someone who is injured on the property but where there is no actual fault to be found which caused the injury.

Larger cities in Minnesota offer no shortage of private landlords and small property management companies as well as professionally managed communities who can help you find exactly what you're looking for.

It seems like such a small thing, but people who already have renters insurance tend to be people who take responsibility — exactly what a landlord wants.

Tenants who are adept at exploiting a Tenancy Act are a tiny minority who become an even smaller minority when pitted against a Landlord who takes the time to do their due diligence.

It places a huge financial burden on landlords, particularly small ones who must find ways of making up these expenses from rents charged to the majority of tenants who do meet their payments.»

About four years ago, she recognized a need in the marketplace for smaller landlords, the type who hold two or three properties.

Smaller landlords have the option to be more nimble in terms of who they choose, and this kind of flexibility can give you a leg up on big apartment complexes in a highly competitive rental market.

Smaller buildings, single - family homes and stand - alone units (condos, townhouses) are often owned by individuals or landlords who rent out these properties as a livelihood or as a side business; these properties may be marketed and rented by their owners or by a management company or agent the owner has hired.

Those few lenders who continue to be active in the marketplace, including national players Bank of America and Wells Fargo and small community banks, ask for such tight underwriting criteria, only the most financially disciplined landlords appear to be able to secure loans.

There are lots of landlords around who rent smaller properties (1 - 4 rooms) by the room and only have hard - wired (and maybe not even that) detectors.

While there isn't any data to prove this theory, most landlords would tell you that the tenants they build relationships with are the tenants who are less likely to complain about small problems, pay rent late, or suddenly leave.