Sentences with phrase «case in rental units»

Not exact matches

Your job, in the case of rental units, will be to make sure the property is running smoothly.

Southold Town's Housing Advisory Commission has been thinking of ways to spend more than $ 400,000 the town has earmarked for affordable housing, but is «holding out» in case it's needed for a larger rental unit development, according to commission chair Rona Smith and government liaison officer Denis Noncarrow.

Yes, you're responsible for damages to the rental unit in most cases.

In the actual case the rental unit is 25 % of the home, and thus was allocated 25 % of the cost basis.

Whether you are buying a home as a residence or rental property or, in the case of a duplex or other multifamily unit, both.

At Caribbean Cancun Car Rental, we have the most economical rates with all insurance coverage's included, the rates also include taxes and insurance, with Zero Deductible, in case of an accident or theft of the rentalRental, we have the most economical rates with all insurance coverage's included, the rates also include taxes and insurance, with Zero Deductible, in case of an accident or theft of the rentalrental unit.

Even in the case of rentals of government owned property, the individual units occupied by tenants would, in Justice Berger's interpretation, amount to a «private place» under the PHA.

A landlord can enter a rental unit in the case of an emergency or where a tenant allows the entry.

Casa Grande renters insurance protects you and your family in case of theft or accidents in your rental unit.

Your may want a policy that covers the cost of accommodation in case the rental unit is destroyed and you have to stay elsewhere while your landlord fixes the home.

Tenants get coverage for liability in case of damage to the rental unit or to other units.

However, you may be able to purchase additional coverage to help protect you in case your rental home is vandalized or items you provide for tenant use are stolen from the unit.

This type of protection is important in a Marvell renters insurance policy, because liability insurance is going to help to protect you, just in case someone is injured while in your rental unit and they end up suing you, along with the property owner.

Yes, you're responsible for damages to the rental unit in most cases.

You have to take charge of insuring yourself against liability in case someone were to get injured in your Idaho rental home, or a thief steals your valuables, or an accident damages the rental unit and your property.

This vital protection will cover not only the rental unit in case of damage from fire or theft, but also your personal belongings.

As a Plainfield renter you must understand that you are responsible in some cases for damage to the rental unit.

Renters Insurance covers your personal belongings in case of a fire in the rental unit or theft.

You could stay in a hotel in case of emergency If your rental unit is rendered unlivable for a time because of damages from a disaster, such as a fire or a storm, the cost of a temporary hotel stay would likely be covered by your renters insurance.

It typically covers your contents (if they were to be damaged through fire or theft, for example), third party liability and additional living expenses (such as a hotel room or rental unit in case the condo unit you were renting becomes unliveable due to fire, flooding, etc.).

Fred also arranges for housekeeping services while the units are occupied, takes care of minor repairs, and in the case of the detached homes in his rental portfolio, he also arranges for the yard maintenance.

In the case of rental housing or apartments, usually the total stock and the vacant stock are expressed in unitIn the case of rental housing or apartments, usually the total stock and the vacant stock are expressed in unitin units.

In Pensacola, low income rentals commonly use window units, though I suspect that is the case in large part due to the age of our citIn Pensacola, low income rentals commonly use window units, though I suspect that is the case in large part due to the age of our citin large part due to the age of our city.

In that case, would the remaining units become rental and what would be the risk to existing unit owners, particularly with respect to the common area?