Sentences with phrase «allows landlords»

www.landlordcreditbureau.ca (LCB) a TVS subsidiary is a credit reporting agency that allows landlords and property managers to report rent payments to its database monthly.

Using property management software allows landlords accept rental applications online, store important documents online and send emails instead of printing invoices or notifications, reducing the need to use paper for management tasks.

RentGrade allows landlords to make more informed decisions without violating applicants privacy.

This lease allows landlords to keep track of the current tenant.

TurboTenant-@TurboTenant Followers: 500 TurboTenant's property management software allows landlords to create listing webpages, and accept and review tenant applications online.

In addition to making it easier for tenants to find a home, the application also allows landlords to find tenants without just waiting to see who applies.

Security systems have been shown to reduce the chance of break - ins, and an automated system allows landlords to virtually tune into their rental properties at any time, from anywhere.

«As a format, it allows landlords to be more creative,» Nagy says, adding that CBRE advises landlords not to turn away lucrative leasing deals from tenants such as nail salons, yoga studios or fitness centers.

Available across Canada, its online platform allows landlords to list properties and receive tenant leads for free.

The law allows landlords to decline Section 8 participants as long as the policy is uniformly applied.

The groups say that Facebook allows landlords to manipulate demographics and exclude large populations from viewing ads for rental housing.

• The Agricultural Tenancies Act 1995 allows landlords and tenants to opt out of the default rent review arrangements.

A new statutory scheme is not required for housing associations because the Housing Act 1988 already allows landlords to grant fixed - term assured shorthold tenancies, with a mandatory right to possession.

The law allows landlords to restrict their tenant's dog ownership based on the breed or physical appearance of the dog.

The service also allows landlords to screen their potential tenants.

Last month the Democratic - led Assembly passed legislation that would, among other things, end vacancy decontrol, which allows landlords to raise rent by an unlimited amount when the monthly charge reaches $ 2,500.

But the governor has not yet committed to a specific proposal or eliminating vacancy decontrol, which allows landlords to move apartments from regulation once rents reach $ 2,000.

The state's expiring rent regulations could get the same treatment — though the new Assembly speaker, Carl Heastie, says he's going to make a stand for tenant - friendly changes like the repeal of «vacancy decontrol,» which allows landlords to charge market - rate rents after an apartment's price rises above $ 2,500 per month.

The current law allows landlords to remove apartments from the rent - stabilization program once rents reach a certain level and are vacated.

In 2011, the chamber approved changes that exceeded what the Senate would agree to, including repealing vacancy decontrol, which allows landlords to take a unit out of rent stabilization if the legal rent exceeds a certain amount.

I mean, we know that the parcel of land is private where the pipe sits, and we know it is only assessed at $ 200, but the people of New York City are not going to appreciate finding out they have to dicker with a village that is not required to exist and a county legislator who is not required at all if the village is not required, and a village that allows landlords, like the county legislator who has to live in his district, the village of new paltz, to not NOT be a commercial property tax rate because the TOWN has no Homestead Law.

He also wants to do away with another rule that allows landlords to raise the rent by 20 percent after an apartment becomes vacant.

Mr. de Blasio has also called for the elimination of a provision of the rent - stabilization law that allows landlords to charge market rates once a rent - regulated unit reaches a monthly threshold of $ 2,500.

In exchange for the payments to his son from the real estate firm and environmental firm, Dean Skelos introduced legislation to extend the controversial 421 - a program which provides tax abatements to developers and voted for legislation that allows landlords to increase rent on rent stabilized apartments.

Because of this, de Blasio has called not only for an extension of the laws but a strengthening to end things such as vacancy decontrol, which allows landlords to deregulate a vacant apartment when the rent reaches $ 2,500 per month.

One major reason apartments exit the rent regulation system is because they are subject to something called «vacancy decontrol,» which allows landlords to deregulate a unit when a tenant leaves and the rent reaches $ 2,500 a month, up from $ 2,000 a month in 2011.

The industry reps, however, refused to discuss ending «vacancy decontrol,» a process despised by Silver that allows landlords to deregulate certain apartments once they go vacant.

New York Communities for Change blames Cuomo for failing to embrace its priorities for tenants, such as ending a practice that allows landlords to raise what is known as preferential rent on apartments in the state's rent stabilization program.

Glover called on the governor to walk back a policy that allows landlords to increase rents by 20 percent whenever a rent - regulated apartment becomes vacant.

The bill, which Wright sponsored, would tweak current laws and extend them until June, 2019, and would eliminate vacancy decontrol, which allows landlords to raise rents when an apartment is vacated or when the monthly charge reaches $ 2,500.

That law allows landlords to take vacant apartments out of regulation when the next tenant's rent will exceed $ 2,500.

Nixon traveled to the Bronx to propose a tenant - protection plan that includes dumping a provision that allows landlords to hike rents by 20 % each time a rent - regulated apartment is vacated.

This deduction allows landlords to deduct any interest that they pay for the rental property.

They have now become a permanent fixture of the Halloween scene; allowing landlords with vacancies to generate some extra revenue and a niche store chain to cost effectively come to life across the country for a limited time.

Where there is free competition - with no attempt to monopolize production or to withhold labor - the market price will be the lowest possible price that allows landlord, capitalist, and laborer to subsist.

The reform effort is focusing on two key priorities: Enacting Kavanagh's bill to repealing the «vacancy bonus» landlords receive in increased rents when tenants leave, and reforming the so - called «preferential rent» (AKA «bait - and - switch») provisions that allow landlords to raise rents dramatically after tenants are occupying an apartment.

Advocates and Councilmembers gathered on the steps of City Hall to push for better rent laws, and ask state legislators to eliminate loopholes that allow landlords to increase rents to levels out of reach for low - income New Yorkers.

Another important change this law makes is allowing landlords to collect only one vacancy bonus per year, reducing the manipulation of leases in order to push units out of the system.

A third would have allowed landlords to evict tenants who voted at the wrong location or filed their tax return with different addresses, on the grounds that their rent - stabilized apartments weren't their primary residences, as required by law.

A similar standoff with Republicans forced Democrats in 1997 to accept «vacancy» and «luxury» decontrol, which allow landlords to escape price regulations when monthly rents exceed $ 2,000 and tenants earn more than $ 175,000 annually.

One bill would have allowed landlords to raise rents by as much as 20 percent when tenants died and their family members wished to take over the lease.

Many tenants in New York City's roughly one million rent - regulated apartments will see their rents rise for the first time in three years after a city panel voted last night to allow landlords to increase rents on one - year and two - year leases.

This compares to standard tenancy agreements in the UK that at most give you a right to stay for the first 12 months and allow your landlord to evict you at just two months» notice.

The current rent laws also allow landlords to increase rent by 20 percent after tenants leave, resulting in high turnover rates, and allow owners to adjust preferential rent, which is set at lower rate.

The expected legislation includes A02005, which would would undo the law that allowed landlords to remove rent regulation on vacant apartments on which the rent had reached $ 2,000 a month rent.

Stewart - Cousins is the main sponsor of legislation that would repeal a provision allowing landlords to deregulate apartment units if they remain vacant or if rent surpasses $ 2,500 a month, according to the newspaper.

The mayor has also called for an end to the process of allowing landlords to charge renters for major capital improvements in perpetuity.

A bill pending in the New York State Senate would allow landlords who had improperly deregulated apartments while receiving tax benefits from the city...

DiNapoli blamed the drop — less than 1 percent of all rent - regulated apartments — largely on late - 1990s measures that allow landlords to deregulate units after they go vacant or when the monthly rents on the units surpass $ 2,000.

The mayor has also called for an end to allowing landlords to charge tenants for major capital improvements in perpetuity and instead wants to see improvement surcharges made temporary, spread out over 7 to 10 years, and then allowing the rent to reset after that.