Sentences with phrase «small landlords owning»

Additionally, small landlords owning 6 or fewer units are exempt from coverage as are owner - occupants of multi-family dwellings and Section 8 / federally subsidized housing providers.

Not exact matches

Cynthia will also tackle a new problem — the mega landlords who own multiple small buildings.

«As a small property owner and landlord, I have long understood that it is possible to make a rent freeze work, because I have managed to provide it for years to the tenants in my own building.

Cynthia will work with the state legislature to find solutions and pass new rent laws to protect tenants living in homes that might be smaller than 6 units but are owned by corporate landlords who own a large number of properties.

«But now Amy has begun to try to rent a small piece of space at other stores open my own business, her words turned into «work to the landlord.»

Nearly 40 percent of landlords rent out single - family dwellings, while a smaller percentage own apartment buildings and an even smaller number rent out mobile homes.

Small landlords make their own decisions about renting to an individual.

You're not insuring the building, but one small segment of what liability coverage can do for you is that it can respond to an accidental fire like this example so you're not making the landlord and your neighbors whole out of your own pocket.

Add the increasing budget cutting pressure in governments, query if low - end / high - volume litigation (e.g. small claims, landlord / tenant disputes) would be better served by allowing self - represented litigants to remotely appear in court using their own computer and camera?

Legal advisors should pay particular attention to the «landlord's own use» amendments because those sections of the RTA were improperly used by some «small» landlords or purchasers to secure vacant possession of a rental unit, following which the landlord would renovate the unit and then re-rent the unit at a much higher «market» rent or sell the building for a substantial profit based on its increased income potential.

As well as running my own smaller files relating to, for example, landlord and tenant disputes and debt recovery, I have been involved in larger art law and corporate litigation matters.

In Upstate New York, landlords are more likely to rent out single family homes or own small buildings with living space for 3 or 4 families.

Smaller buildings, single - family homes and stand - alone units (condos, townhouses) are often owned by individuals or landlords who rent out these properties as a livelihood or as a side business; these properties may be marketed and rented by their owners or by a management company or agent the owner has hired.

My experience is that it's not that uncommon for the paperwork to be lacking when dealing with smaller apartment buildings owned by «mom and pop» landlords.

The vast majority of the rentals — 79 percent — are owned by small - time landlords with only one or two properties.