Sentences with phrase «charged by a landlord»

Such rents are charged by landlords who could legally collect more, but the market won't support it.

Yoki's owner is in a tough financial situation, and unable to afford the $ 400 pet deposit charged by the landlord.

The law allows a number of other fees to be charged by your landlord, and your lease may permit others.

Not exact matches

The mayor and his liberal allies hoped to make MCI charges a one - time fee to a tenant, rather than a permanent add - on to the rent, and also wanted to abolish the «vacancy bonus» — which permits a landlord to raise the rent of a stabilized unit by 20 percent if death or relocation leaves it empty.

Decisions on how much to charge tenants are made by registered social landlords, following dialogue between local authorities and housing associations.

The city's professional landlords, by and large, charge rents on apartments based on what the market will bear — no more, no less.

Landlords will also be held accountable by state housing officials for how much they spend to upgrade rent - stabilized apartments before they're allowed to charge tenants for building improvements.

Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson today announced that two Brooklyn landlords have been indicted on unlawful eviction and other charges for allegedly forcing or attempting to force rent - stabilized tenants out of their homes by allegedly destroying their apartments and making them uninhabitable in an effort to destabilize the apartments in order to collect significantly higher market - rate rents.

NEW YORK — Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman, joined by Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York State Homes and Community Renewal Commissioner James Rubin, today announced the arrest and indictment of landlord Daniel Melamed by the Tenant Harassment Prevention Task Force («Task Force»), on charges that Melamed endangered the health and safety of rent regulated tenants, including a six year old child, during demolition and construction that began in February 2014 at his 14 - unit building at 1578 Union Street in Brooklyn.

About 1.1 million city apartments are affected by the laws that determine the amount of the rent increase landlords can charge their 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.

Those who wish to attend should bring proof of their date of birth, income for all household members from 2014, prior and current leases signed by the applicant and the landlord, tax statements if taxes were filed last year, and any notices of major capital improvement charges received in the past two years.

Even to tenants who never knew his name and could never afford to live in one of his buildings, Mr. Litwin was an unseen power: a voice in the Rent Stabilization Association, the landlord organization that battles tenant groups annually over rent increases, set by the New York City Rent Guidelines Board, that may legally be charged in hundreds of thousands of rent - stabilized apartments in the city.

By charging a little less than market rent a landlord can keep a good tenant longer, which is worth a lot more than a few hundred dollars more.

The exact wording is below: «Upon thirty (30) days written notice to Resident, Landlord may alter rental payment to cover additional costs in operating the premises incurred by Landlord because of any increase in ad valorem property taxes, charges for the electricity, heating fuel, and water consumed at the property, or increases in premiums paid for liability, fire or worker compensation insurance.

The deductible on the landlord's insurance is covered, contents losses to other residents, as well as the negligent party are covered, fire department service charges are covered, and even the cost of a hotel is covered by renters insurance.

Real estate is driven by an income stream that comes from the tenants at the properties and having a favorable location allows a landlord to charge a higher rental rate.

If you're a landlord, you don't want to be stuck having to repair damage caused by one of your tenants, likewise, as a renter you're probably not interested in being charged for damage you didn't cause.

If that is not reasonably practicable then, under sub-para 4 (6), the landlord is merely required to provide an estimate of the relevant units costs or hourly or daily rates to be charged by the contractor under the proposed QLTA (if reasonably practicable).

Section 20 sets out the consultation requirements with which a landlord must comply by reference to the detailed provisions of the Service Charges (Consultation Requirements)(England) Regulations 2003 (SI 2003/1987)(the regulations).

Before a landlord carries out costly works on a building in which there are residential leaseholders, the leaseholders are entitled to be consulted about two matters: first, the nature of the proposed works; and, second, the identity of, and likely cost to be charged by, the contractor to be engaged.

EDIT: If not, it may mean that every landlord could withhold security deposits without any danger of owing more than the deposit by just charging bogus fees.

A landlord's failure to comply with the service charge consultation requirements of s 20 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 (LTA 1985) and subordinate legislation, however serious, would not justify refusal of dispensation from the requirements when the landlord applied for it to a leasehold valuation tribunal so long as there was no relevant prejudice to the tenant or the tenant could be compensated for it by dispensation conlandlord's failure to comply with the service charge consultation requirements of s 20 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 (LTA 1985) and subordinate legislation, however serious, would not justify refusal of dispensation from the requirements when the landlord applied for it to a leasehold valuation tribunal so long as there was no relevant prejudice to the tenant or the tenant could be compensated for it by dispensation conLandlord and Tenant Act 1985 (LTA 1985) and subordinate legislation, however serious, would not justify refusal of dispensation from the requirements when the landlord applied for it to a leasehold valuation tribunal so long as there was no relevant prejudice to the tenant or the tenant could be compensated for it by dispensation conlandlord applied for it to a leasehold valuation tribunal so long as there was no relevant prejudice to the tenant or the tenant could be compensated for it by dispensation conditions.

Can the landlord be prevented from recovering any of its costs from that tenant by way of a future service charge demand?

At the time of the hearing the landlord had accumulated 305 charges under the relevant by - law and was also facing 61 outstanding work orders.

(iii) The landlord will (unless prevented by causes beyond its control) prepare and send to the tenant a statement of the actual Service Costs and Service Charge for each Service Charge Year as soon as practicable after the end of such year and in the event of the Service Charge for the Premises exceeding the aggregate amount paid by the tenant for such year the tenant will pay the balance due to the landlord within fourteen days of demand and in the event of the aggregate amount being greater the excess will be credited by the landlord by way of set - off against the next instalment of Service Charge due from the tenant.»

Maw v. Wheatley, Milton Keynes County Court [2006]--(claim by tenants seeking repayment of service charges under section 20B of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985)

Dynamic Web Ltd v. Debaff Holdings Ltd [2011], Haywards Heath County Court --(claim by landlord of commercial premises for service charges, raising issues of the proper construction of the lease)

CMS» department, led by Stephen Scott, is best known for handling disputes concerning complex development projects, vacant possession strategies, business lease renewals and terminations, dilapidations, rent reviews, service charges, arrears recovery, squatters and possession cases, landlord and tenant insolvency and real estate - related disability discrimination cases.

Southwark LBC v Akhtar Upper Tribunal (2017)--(led by Philip Rainey QC) representing the landlord in an appeal considering the enforceability of service charge covenants and the mechanics of recovery.

The amount of administration charges payable by the tenant for the NSF cheques, as allowed by the Board in an application by the landlord under section 87.

By contrast, in the hands of the landlord, recycling payments might be allied with a range of incentives and penalties and legitimate service charge recovery to form part of a fund for the progressive renewal or improvement of plant, equipment and energy performance.

Demands for service charges and administration charges if made on or after 1 October 2007 will only be payable if accompanied by a summary of the tenant's rights and obligations: s 21B (1) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 which comes into effect on this date.

Whether that's intentional on the part of the landlord or a simple oversight by someone new to the business doesn't matter — it's crucial to have this checklist so you don't get charged for things that weren't part of the apartment or damages that you didn't do.

It also protects from any unjust claims or fees charged against you by landlords or other tenant.

«Any fines or penalties charged to landlord as a result of tenant or tenant's guests failure to abide by applicable laws shall be the responsibility of tenant.

Debit and credit card, but Paypal does charge a transaction fee, which is paid for by the Landlord.

If it's not our listing, we don't get paid by the landlord, and thus we have to charge for our leasing services.

The amount is determined by how much renters are able and willing to pay in your area, and the best indicator is what other landlords are charging their tenants for similar properties.