The last thing you want is to spend years creating wealth
as a landlord only to have it disappear overnight due to some freak accident or incident.
Not exact matches
(3) this team is rotting from the inside out and it's going to take some unprecedented moves on the part of this board and the fans to facilitate the necessary changes... this club must rid itself of it's absentee billionaire
landlord before we become just another sporting wasteland in this man's collection of flailing clubs... when this is done it will expose just what exactly has been going on behind the scenes and I'm afraid of what will be uncovered because if Wenger's business model is
as antiquated
as his football philosophy it could look an awful lot like and old Monty Python sketch in the backroom... we need to replace the owner with someone who actually cares about this club and isn't afraid to wear their emotions on his or her sleeves or spend their own money to achieve greatness... this new owner needs to find someone who represents the same sort of cutting edge that Wenger represented in his early years then pair that individual with someone who knows how to conduct transfers in the modern era... then and
only then will we find a way to escape the malaise that has permeated our once storied club for way too many years
«Not
only that, we will continue to replace pro-
landlord Democrats with pro-tenant Democrats
as we did last year with Espada, and then we will back in January 2013, saying OK, now let's get some stuff done.»
Superintendent Nana Kumi said in what appears to be a fight over another man, Mercy Nyamekye, who was supposed to be staying happily with her husband who's the
Landlord, started picking quarrels with Amina about a new tenant in the house, whose name was
only given
as Moses.
The recent overturning of Sheldon Silver's 2015 corruption conviction raises key questions for both the real estate industry and those who police it: Do
landlords and developers have clearer guidelines on what counts
as corruption, or will heightened scrutiny and a likely retrial
only bring more of them into the witness box?
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.
Asked whether Silver should have named a law firm that was paying him big bucks — money that originated from Glenwood and other
landlords — she answered: «You would
only need to list the income
as «law practice.
Under state and city rent regulations, tenants can continue renewing the lease in their rent - stabilized apartments for
as long
as they use it
as a primary residence, and
landlords can increase rent
only by an annual percentage set by a city board.
Through Hawke's finely calibrated performance, we meet a minister who feels unworthy, guilty and to a degree compromised: He
only has his job courtesy of First Reformed's
landlord, the nearby Abundant Life evangelical megachurch, and its leader, Pastor Jeffers (Cedric the Entertainer, credited here
as Cedric Kyles).
Again, the
only exception would be if a renter did not notify their
landlord or owner of the issue in writing
as soon
as it occurred.
Listing your
landlord as an interested party on your renters insurance gives them one thing, and
only one thing: Information about the status of the policy.
Schedules C and E are
only for
landlords taxed
as sole proprietors.
A
landlord's property insurance
only covers structural damage to the building
as a result of fire or inclement weather, not the tenants» personal property.
For what it's worth, the
only landlord who did not increase my rent every year was one who was absolutely delighted with me
as a tenant — he hated plumbing and I did some repairs he didn't want to deal with; I was a quiet, well - funded tenant in a unit which had a history of being troublesome; and so on.
As the
landlord or property owner, you're responsible for not
only keeping the residence looking good but also keeping it in good shape.
«Cause my
landlord is a dink and listens to the reps over having the choice to have not
only your life changed but a lost pits
as well.
Diamond is a documented hero — credited with saving the lives of her California family and named one of the nation's top ten «Valor Dogs» — but
landlords only see her
as trouble.
landlords as a result of their birds» robust voices, so it is generally recommended that they be kept
only by bird owners who live in single family homes where the noise level poses less of a potential problem for others living nearby.
Have law societies considered educating lawyers
only in areas of law such
as human rights,
landlord and tenant or other narrow areas of law so not
only could their education be cheaper but the ability to operate without the expectation to know everything though limiting can also be liberating and effective?
I,
as an example, always file supporting evidence with my complaint for just this reason, however, most
landlords do not understand the law and often
only file the complaint.
It was argued on behalf of the
landlords that the salvage principle was not restricted to sums falling due
only after the date of the administrator's appointment and that the principle required that
as a matter of common sense and ordinary justice, the
landlords receive payment of the disputed rent and other sums due, in full, for the period in which the administrator occupied the premises for the purposes of the administration.
Can a corporate
landlord withhold such information, and
only provide it once an actual need arises, knowing full well that it won't be offered
as a complementary service?
Under most state laws, that includes an» implied warranty of habitability,» meaning the
landlord is not
only required to deliver the property to the tenant in a habitable condition, but also maintain the property
as such throughout the duration of the tenant's lease.
As the
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As discussed earlier, under the
landlord - tenant law that prevailed at that time, a
landlord could be held liable
only for failing to exercise reasonable care to prevent the common area from becoming less safe than it had been when the tenant first entered into the lease, or for negligently placing a dangerous obstruction in the common area.
Only screwed
landlords get put out of pocket, while screwed tenants get put out of their homes and face homelessness, and cost us far more
as a society in terms of dealing with the economic and human costs of homelessness.
You can
only charge more for excessive damages (there can be a fine line there,
as most
landlords know!).
In comparison, if there is a standard
landlord / tenant relationship, the
only difference being the presence of the
landlord in the premises, the Court is more likely to protect the tenant's legal rights,
as provided by the Residential Tenancy Act.
As it now stands, even if the
landlord should have known his or her tenant had a vicious dog, for purposes of civil liability, it
only matters what he or she actually knew, and when he or she knew it.
The
landlord (including their agents) can enter your property
only as provided in the lease and tenancy law.
Your lease agreement not
only protects your
landlord but you
as the tenant.
Not
only can your
landlord legally require you to have renter's insurance
as part of the lease agreement, but your
landlord may require you to include him or her in the policy
as an «additional insured» or a «secondary insured.»
The
only items in red on the entire page are a copyright notice that includes «Oregon Laws, the Oregon Revised Statutes, and all specialty publications» and a set of links to order forms for such scintillating works
as Landlord and Tenant Laws of Oregon 2008.
A13: The
landlord can raise the rent
only once every 12 months for
as long
as you remain in that unit.
With wait times almost reaching 70 days, and the legal process
as it exists, the
landlord often can
only obtain a legal remedy for a portion of the costs and losses.
As a
landlord, you should not
only consider possible property damages, but also libel, slander and discrimination.
As the
landlord, your coverage is
only on the structure itself and your financial interest in it.
This makes coverage more affordable for those who need
only one type of coverage,
as is typically the case with
landlords, renters and condominium owners.
While homeowners insurance may help cover many kinds of belongings, such
as furniture, clothing and computers,
landlord insurance typically
only provides coverage for items used to service the rented property.
Again, the
only exception would be if a renter did not notify their
landlord or owner of the issue in writing
as soon
as it occurred.
They assume,
as do so many other people, that the policy that the
landlord takes out on the building he or she owns and rents to others will be comprehensive of the individual units in which their tenants reside; and it is, but
only for damage to aspects that are specifically the property of the lessor.
Listing your
landlord as an interested party on your renters insurance gives them one thing, and
only one thing: Information about the status of the policy.
The
landlord policies that the owner of your house or apartment carries
only pays out for losses to the physical structure, not the contents inside, with the exception of those belonging to the
landlord, such
as kitchen cabinets.
This however, is not so,
as your
landlords policy is
only going to cover the permanent components of the property.
Homeowners coverage indemnifies
only the
landlord for losses that might be sustained due to damage to the structure, loss of possessions, or legal or medical costs that might ensue
as a result of injury to a person in the common areas of the rented building.
The coverage that the property owner holds will
only cover the structure and any personal property that the
landlord owns, such
as the furniture and appliances that the
landlord owns and provides in a furnished apartment.
On top of that, a
landlord's liability usually
only applies to common areas in a rental development such
as a condominium community center.
This makes coverage more affordable for those who need
only one type of coverage, such
as renters,
landlords and condo owners.
In actuality, the coverage your
landlord as the real estate's owner has will protect
only the structure of your home itself and the physical grounds beyond your apartment.
A
landlord's policy on the condo generally
only covers loss to the structure itself, so it is important to protect your belongings
as a renter.