Sentences with phrase «better tenants likely»

In general the A property will have better tenants likely reducing damage and wear and tear.

Not exact matches

Store disposals could naturally be offered to others in the sector with M+S and Morrisons being the most likely tenants, but it's hardly the best climate to be a net seller of large retail space.

Landlords like responsible tenants — that's not new to anyone, of course — but Bronx, NY renters insurance that you already have in place is an excellent way to show your level of responsibility and make the point to the landlord that you're likely to take good care of the place and be a good resident.

At the low - end, your renters are not as likely to have respect for the property because of its discount nature, making it harder to find tenants who will treat your property well.

It's most likely a good idea to ensure your tenants have rental insurance (in case something is damaged of their caused by you, and vice versa)

Insurance has been good so far, but we see that we are already facing very likely income loss as a consequence of the demands from the tenants for lease termination and return of deposit; possible delays in finding new occupants since we can't show the property; multiple trips to the city with more and more problems surfacing, etc..

Insurers are going to be looking for the tenants that are not likely to use their coverage, and they will typically give these individuals some of the best Lenexa renters insurance premiums.

At the low - end, your renters are not as likely to have respect for the property because of its discount nature, making it harder to find tenants who will treat your property well.

Landlords like responsible tenants — that's not new to anyone, of course — but Bronx, NY renters insurance that you already have in place is an excellent way to show your level of responsibility and make the point to the landlord that you're likely to take good care of the place and be a good resident.

No new buildings are likely to be announced in the short term due to the vacant space created by tenants relocating to new buildings, as well as some large sublease spaces that have come on line.

I want to respect the fact that a long - time tenant for the previous owner is long - time most likely precisely because they are a good tenant.

And in Tampa, single - tenant property cap rates on well - located properties with national tenants will likely fall 50 basis points in 2003, to 8.5 percent, according to Marcu & Millichap.

The person who told me that story a long time ago, said the gov» t preferred this arrangement to turning over whole buildings whose elevators, walls, floors and units are often destroyed by the tenants and that this was less likely to happen if they were living among people who were better off, where they might learn not to destroy things.

If not, and you have good insurance, I wouldn't lose 5 minutes of sleep over it if the dog (and the tenant) met my standards - that generally means if the tenant meets my standards, the dog is most likely to meet them as well, and that has played out.

If you go to a hearing to evict a tenant so that a purchaser can move in, and the tenant disputes the good - faith intentions of the purchaser, and the purchaser is not present to give evidence, it is as likely as not that the application will be dismissed.

will cause retail landlords some headaches in finding replacement tenants, the good news is that the closed stores are not likely to result in significant loan defaults, according to a report from Morningstar Credit Ratings LLC.

I'm also much more likely to find a better tenant come spring / summer as well.

It will be the best decision for resale value, tenant retention, and likely energy usage.

B, being a responsible tenant, will most likely not be able to get out of their current lease until July 31st... And good luck trying to have them pay for a unit they are not moved into yet.

Tenants are feeling better about the economy, they're likely to make decisions instead of waiting as they did in 2010.»

The more your tenants respect you, the more likely they are to take better care of your property, which includes notifying you when there's a problem.

However, the more amenities and positive traits that come with the area, the more likely you will have stable tenants and a good return on your investment.

If you provide a good service, they will more likely be a good tenant by paying the rent on time, and caring for your valuable asset.

After all, good tenants are likely to know other good tenants.

While the closings of 500 Radio Shack stores will cause retail landlords some headaches in finding replacement tenants, the good news is that the closed stores are not likely to result in significant loan defaults...

Because sales generally take at least several months to execute, make sure you keep your tenants up - to - date as to the process, so that they have a good sense as to when that notice is likely to arrive.

The better your communication, the more likely a tenant is to clue you in to which incentives are most meaningful to them.

A good tenant will know your landlord style, and you have the benefit of knowing that they will likely recommend someone who will also be a good tenant.

But my $ 0.02 is that if the person seeking to be a tenant in your rental would be approved for all other aspects but for «source of income» being Section 8... Is it really that hard to process some paperwork and comply with an inspection requirement - to get government guaranteed income for a tenant who will likely remain for years and has an extra incentive (loss of voucher) to be a good tenant?