Sentences with phrase «landlords pay»

It mandates that landlords pay relocation

It mandates that landlords pay relocation expenses, which Alsman and LSJB did, the city attorney says, but he said, they didn't alert the tenants that units would be rented out again in five years or less, as the law requires.

Yet millions of landlords pay more taxes on their rental income than they have to.

The rental site, at which landlords pay for listings only when a lease is secured, had $ 40 million in revenue in 2004 and turned a profit, the eBay announcement says.

The smallest locker is 6 feet by 6 feet, and landlords pay at least $ 10,000.

There are three approved schemes: a custodial scheme, where tenants pay landlords and landlords pay the deposits into the scheme, run by the Deposit Protection Service, which is free to landlords and letting agents; and two insurance schemes, where tenants pay deposits to landlords which they or agents retain with either paying a premium to an insurer to guarantee the money, run respectively by Tenancy Deposit Solutions Ltd — a partnership between the National Landlords Association and Hamilton Fraser Insurance — and the Dispute Service.

Yet millions of landlords pay more taxes on their rental income than they have to.

Every year, millions of landlords pay more taxes on their rental income than they have to.

Utilities — in some instances, landlords pay for utilities.

Stringer said he's identified «buckets of money» that could help landlords pay for replacing old boilers.

The city has a loan program to help landlords pay for converting boilers, but Stringer said that's not enough.

More than one in four renters pay more than 50 % of their income for rent, out of which landlords pay property taxes.

Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer said she thinks those who are unfairly targeted by the city's property tax are middle - class co-op and condo owners and renters in multifamily buildings — due to the higher taxes their landlords pay.

Landlords pay the market rate for tenant representation on a closed lease but shares a «signing bonus» of 30 % with the Truss Tenant.

The landlord pays for those, and I suppose, again, in your world, that money comes straight from their retirement account, rather than slowly being tapped from your rent cheques.

The loan must be repaid at the earlier of (i) when the landlord pays the tenant improvement money, (ii) 90 days after the last cash distribution is made to you under the loan documents, or (iii) 30 days after you open your Anytime Fitness center.

We also learned, to our horror, the tennant & not the landlord pays the Estate Agent.

All of these basic maintenance costs add up quickly and they're entirely new costs for first - time buyers who are accustomed to their landlords paying for maintenance.

In some instances, I've heard of landlords paying for cable or internet as well.

In some cases, the landlord or property manager will also have to register for the service and the service may require that the landlord pay all or a part of the fee.

Of course they are - they pay the landlord and the landlord pays the RE taxes.

In most states, it's required that a landlord pays for routine repairs not caused by tenant neglect or destruction.

Because just because a landlord pays his attorney 8 to $ 10,000 to go to trial and try to evict the lady with the cat, it doesn't mean he's going to win because of the level of representation that we provide.

If there is consideration on both sides (the tenant leaves, the landlord pays - seems OK) then this is not a breach.

If the landlord locked the tenant out without a court order, for example, the court could make the landlord reimburse the tenant for living costs during that time and also make the landlord pay a penalty fee to the tenant.

An order that the landlord pay to the Board an administrative fine not exceeding the greater of $ 10,000 and the monetary jurisdiction of the Small Claims Court.

Often, the landlord pays for extermination costs anyway.

If you have damages which aren't covered by your renters insurance, then you can demand the landlord pay the difference.

There are several TX providers that offer affordable renters protection, which is also just a fraction of what your landlord pays for homeowners insurance.

Just as the homeowner is not responsible for replacing your personal items, you do not have to help your landlord pay for any structural damages that occur at no fault of your own.

One option, for example, involves the landlord paying a nominal fee for a policy providing access to three months of rental income, as well as to funds and resources if you need to pursue a tenant in court.

- Landlord pays tenants» electric and / or gas (caveat: if this could be submetered and the numbers still made sense after that expense, I'd consider it)

It's more muddled with a modified gross lease since the landlord pays these costs for the first, or base, year of the lease.

Renewals are softening and the «unthinkable» request of landlords paying for tenant build - outs is on the table.

You need to consider what utilities you pay, and what the landlord pays.

Landlord pays gas and electric for the Basement unit and three bedroom unit on one meter, trash and water for all units and the two bedroom unit on the west side the tenant pays their own gas and electric.

Landlord pays property taxes only, Tenant pays everything else, annual rent of $ 45K until 2021 with annual escalations on the tw...

A gross lease is when the tenant pays a specified amount of money every month and the landlord pays for all the expenses.

The landlord paid to replace the shag carpet with faux - wood flooring (that Ian deems «somewhat convincing»).

Did your landlord pay for all the supplies?

Not exact matches

Steinhafel bought everything, essentially committing the company to opening stores as quickly as possible to avoid paying rent on stores that weren't operational and leaving landlords without anchor tenants.

(Remember when she couldn't pay her rent because her car broke down and she was hiding from the landlord, so she borrowed the money from Sheldon?)

Imputed rent is based on the logic that instead of paying your landlord, you're now paying yourself that $ 24,000 a year.

(Some retail landlords, particularly mall owners, stipulate a so - called percentage lease, or overage, whereby tenants pay a minimum rent plus a share of gross sales.)

You can think of the «return» on this investment as the value of paying yourself, rather than a landlord, even if it's not paying dividends or increasing in value.

This service helps property owners / landlords find short - term paying guests to stay at their second home / vacation property and handles all online bookings.

He adds that the company's distinctive character gives it leverage with mall landlords who view the experiential retailer as an attraction, and that customers willingly pay full price to de-risk their purchases.

Zeus furnishes the apartments, markets and rents them out, coordinates repairs as necessary, collects rent from tenants, and pays landlords from the rent collected.

And never use a broker who is also representing your potential landlord, because it's the landlords who pay broker commissions.

«It's another way of reassuring the landlord that you'll pay rent each month.»