If
your landlord uses a property manager, you can ask the property manager to ask your landlord.
Not exact matches
If you make changes to the apartment without the
landlord's consent, they could
use your security deposit to pay for the costs of returning the
property to its original condition.
One key to that process, we learned, is the solicitation and integration of feedback from both the design community and the customers who might buy or
use the furniture: actual office workers and the
property developers, entrepreneurs, and
landlords who make purchasing decisions.
But as the
landlord of the
property, the city has final say over whether the park would make a good
use of city land.
We're working with private sector
landlords in the local area to try and come to arrangements to release more
property that we can
use.»
For example,
landlords get income from rent; they can
use some of that income to employ people to maintain the
property, and still make massive profits with minimal work.
In addition, the Observer said, Quinn pushed forward the Permanent Affordability Act, driven to convince city
landlords to convert a portion of their
properties for affordable
use in exchange for
property tax caps.
Tenants of an Upper West Side mixed - income building allege the
landlord is discriminating against the elderly by barring low - income residents from
using the
property's on - site gym.
As Igwebike Dominic, assistant general secretary of the National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE), which has been fighting the privatisation programme, puts it: «Can you imagine a
landlord sells their
property to someone else, and then
uses the money from the sale to paint, furnish and upgrade the house for the new owner?
The premium will act as a spur for
landlords to bring their
properties back into
use quickly.
New Rochelle, N.Y. - based
landlord and brokerage Goldfarb Properties bought a 134,000 - square - foot mixed -
use building in the Bronx from the Bronx - Lebanon Hospital Center for $ 27.8 million, according to
property records filed with the city today.
«What we have done
using this power, once already, is acquire 48
properties from out - of - town absentee
landlords.
Ricci said many buildings remain vacant because the
property is tied up in an estate or the
landlord might think that
using the
property would not be profitable.
That's what a lease is, the terms and conditions under which the
landlord allows
use of his
property.
Personal
property coverage protects against tablet fires and many other named perils, liability coverage protects you if the
landlord sues you for the damage from a tablet fire, and loss of
use coverage makes sure you have somewhere to stay after a covered loss.
I hope you can
use this series, the Real Estate Corner and my
Landlord Reports as your own a guide to owning rental
property (s).
While your
landlord insurance policy covers any personal
property you leave in your rental unit for tenant
use, the policy won't provide any reimbursement for your tenant's own
property.
Loss of
use coverage in a
property policy may refer to additional living expense (homeowners, renters or condo insurance) or fair rental value (
landlord insurance policy).
Becoming a
landlord can be stressful whether you decide to
use a
property management company or manage the
property yourself.
Additionally your credit scores may be
used to adjust rates on your car or homeowners insurance, and
landlords use credit scores to decide who can rent their
property.
You can often buy actual renters insurance that will cover your liability to many third parties including your
landlord and neighbors, as well as your personal
property, as well as your loss of
use after a covered loss and even guest injuries for less than $ 132.00 per year.
If you are a
landlord and have rental income from your home you may be able to deduct a portion of your insurance as a business expense but the deduction amount is based on the portion of your home that is
used as rental
property.
Most lenders will allow you to
use the potential income of a
property to qualify for a loan once you have established yourself as a
landlord.
If you intend to make a habit out of being a
landlord, I highly encourage you to
use a
property management company.
Common examples of interest that
landlords can deduct include mortgage interest payments on loans
used to acquire or improve rental
property and interest on credit cards for goods or services
used in a rental activity.
It covers your personal
property, of course, but it covers your loss of
use so that you don't have to try to get the
landlord to pay for it.
Landlord insurance covers the building and rental
property, just like a homeowners policy does for personal
use.
Fannie Mae already requires pre-purchase counseling including
landlord education for borrowers purchasing a two - to - four - unit
property using a MyCommunityMortgage loan.
In that case the court would attempt to estimate what kind of rents the
landlord COULD have received if they did
use reasonable efforts to re-lease the
property.
It is the
property of the tenant until a
landlord is properly authorized to
use it.
Unless you have somebody trustworthy and reliable to act as
landlord in your absence, you might want to consider
using a
property management company, who will market and rent out your place, take care of maintenance and emergencies, and transfer the income to your bank account.
By portraying yourself as an honest tenant, preparing yourself for your tenancy up front, educating yourself on your lease terms and rules, and making reasonable requests
using the proper channels, it is very likely that you will have a happier and more successful relationship with your
landlord and a more pleasant stay in your rental
property!
And if you're a
landlord, you can
use a Consent to Sublease to document, legally, the new rental arrangement, so that everything's clear as to who is living in your
property, and who is responsible for paying the rent.
Using an Apartment Lease, you can outline the obligations and rights of
landlords and tenants regarding a residential rental
property.
Residential Lease Agreement with Option to Purchase is for
use by a
landlord when renting
property and offers tenant the option to purchase the
property for a pre-determined price.
The purpose of a fixed lease term is that: (1) it allows the
landlord to sue for lost rent until the premises can be released if the tenant leaves early, and (2) it allows the tenant to know that they can be secure in their right to
use the
property so long as the tenant complies with the lease term allowing the tenant to invest (in terms of marketing, tenant finish, etc.) in the premises.
A recent ruling is likely to have significant consequences for guardian
property companies (and other
landlords) who
use licence agreements to place occupiers into
properties to protect against squatters and vandalism.
Gavin regularly assists clients to resolve issues concerning commercial, business,
property rights,
property use and acquisition,
landlord / tenant, and condominium matters before reaching litigation.
Regardless of whether a
landlord uses an agent to manage his / her portfolio and does not need to review their finances regularly, he / she will nonetheless need to deal with their
properties and finances from time to time - whether it's just instructing a plumber or agreeing a new lease for tenants.
In addition to the rent for the
property itself, often the lease will define other payments to the
Landlord as being «rent» (particularly insurance premiums), and if these sums are not paid the
Landlord can
use the remedies available for rent arrears (including forfeiture) even if the rent itself has been paid.
The
landlord must
use a Civil Enforcement Agency and can not just take the tenant's
property.
Our seasoned Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton real estate attorneys have extensive experience representing banks and other lenders, investors, developers, builders, buyers and sellers, and
landlords and tenants in all types of commercial and residential real estate matters relating to the purchase, sale, financing, development, lease and other
use of real
property.
Another potentially important provision for
landlords and
property managers, which again has not been subject to judicial interpretation and appears to be rarely
used, is PAFVA section 10 allowing for warrants permitting entry.
Our residential lease AI tool (sometimes known as a shorthold tenancy agreement) can be
used by
Landlords, such as residential
property owners and
property entrepreneurs who want to rent out a house or apartment, and Tenants, like students, employees or those who don't own their own home, looking for somewhere to live for 6 months or more.
If you began the lease with no mention of additional payment specifically for parking, and were of the understanding that you could
use the
property to park cars, and have been
using the
property to park cars with the knowledge of the
landlord, and the
landlord has not previously mentioned parking as a distinct part of your lease that carries a fee, you have...
It's also worth noting that state law can impose requirements on the
landlord to allow certain
uses of the
property regardless of what the lease says.
Section 21 (1) notices: ● Must be in writing; ● Must give at least two months» notice to the tenants; ● Must make it clear that possession of the demised
property is required; ● Do not need to specify a date; ● Can only be
used to bring to and end a fixed term tenancy that has not expired; ● Served at the beginning of a tenancy will be invalid if the
landlord has not complied with the rules of the Tenancy Deposit Scheme.
Because successful
property management begins with good documentation, LegalZoom offers a
Landlord Consent to Sublease you can
use to confirm in writing your approval of your tenant's sublease.
Landlords are also reminded about the
use of the mandatory ground 7A where a serious offence has been committed in or in the locality of the
property.
However, it is unlikely that police involvement will be necessary to ensure compliance as the
landlord / land owners of the subject
properties were also ordered by the court to prohibit the
use of the subject
properties that they own to sell, store or distribute marijuana.