Sentences with phrase «term rentals from»

KEY WEST — Residential property managers and investment owners are opposed to a Monroe County (Florida Keys) ordinance that would ban short - term rentals from most neighborhoods in this resort area, according to Inman News Features.

Hosts are able to offer shorter - term rentals from two days up to two months, and are able to manage bookings based around their own personal schedule

It is available for short or long term rentals from two nights up to three months.

Not exact matches

This is another element about Airbnb (and other short - term - rental services) that makes it different from other aspects of the so - called sharing economy.

Since GM's driverless cars are years away from hitting the road as part of Lyft's service, the automaker plans to provide short - term car rentals (for a day, week or month) to Lyft drivers in the immediate future, as well as lease financing through its GM Financial arm, said Ammann.

If the wrong term is selected, a tenant will likely end up paying more in rent for a space that doesn't work for the company than what was saved by paring 5 percent from the asking rental rate.

Airbnb followed up Chesky's tweet with a formal letter to the City of Los Angeles with a report that outlines how Airbnb can help «extend the capacity for the city» by bolstering L.A.'s hospitality industry with its own network of housing options, from shared rooms to short - term house rentals.

But the company's long - term rental packages are where Location Brossard stands out from the competition.

Monthly rents in Boston and Los Angeles could jump by even larger amounts in dollar terms — albeit from a higher starting point — reflecting a shortfall in rental housing construction.

The study found Airbnb had removed between 7,000 and 13,500 units of housing stock from New York City's long - term rental market.

«Owners who list their apartments for short - term stays essentially are removing those units from the rental market, reducing the supply of housing and pushing up the cost of what remains, according to the report [here].

In other places, it encouraged officials not to collect taxes from Airbnb hosts so as not to legitimize short - term rentals.

We are lucky enough to actually make a profit from AirBnB but it is a short term rental and there's a lot of activity required to maintain it as a vacation rental.

For example, if you secure good rental tenants for the long term, they'll in essence help you pay down your mortgage balance, which in turn increases the equity from your property investment.

It's also grappling with systematic racial discrimination from hosts, facing a crackdown from the New York state legislature, and, as of Monday, suing San Francisco over short - term rental rules that the city's board of supervisors passed unanimously at the start of June.

However, the report focuses largely on commercial hosts, who don't live in their units and rent them out for income, raising concerns of possible evictions «if a landlord concludes that they can earn more from short - term rentals than from a long - term tenant.»

The first is the company's very consistent and dependable stream of rental revenue and AFFO generated by STORE's highly diversified collection of long - term leases, from high - quality tenants.

Napa County may toughen code enforcement for wineries with «wall of shame»: Napa County is looking for ways to make certain the rules it painstakingly crafts, from visitation caps for individual wineries to a ban on rural short - term vacation rentals, are actually followed...

The league would borrow a handful of stars from Mexican professional teams, only to have the intended audience shrug at what it saw as short - term rentals.

Under the terms of the rental contract, the park district keeps 12 percent of gate receipts, a $ 1 per ticket surcharge, 20 percent of skybox lease revenues, and all proceeds from food and drink concessions.

Both Mr. Bragman and Ms. Burke - Gonzalez said that the town's rental registry, established by the current town board, is helping enforcement efforts against housing violations and helping to keep short - term rental services like Airbnb from having a negative effect here.

The TV spot follows a marketing assault from the hotel industry, organized labor, activist groups and city Comptroller Scott Stringer that produced and publicized findings that the online rental service has accelerated gentrification by illegally converting apartments to short - term lodgings for travelers.»

«I'm also getting important guidance from others who say [short - term rentals] are good for the economy.»

«I'm getting a lot of pushback from the community, a lot of calls, a lot of concern about short - term rentals,» Mr. Russell told an audience of nearly 80 people.

Elsewhere, it would seem that the lure of hefty revenues from short - term rentals, commonly called «Airbnb,» though the famous app isn't the only way these deals get done, has finally caught the eye of the county executive.

Suffolk County has begun to crack down on short - term rental owners who list their properties online and are now requiring them to collect and remit a hotel - motel tax from their guests.

And Stronger Neighborhoods, which has received $ 11 million from short - term rental company Airbnb, has begun to make its presence felt recently, spending $ 215,645 on Monday in an attempt to oust Republican Sen. Sue Serino.

The endorsement from the group, based in Rochester, comes as Serino's re-election is being targeted by Airbnb, the online rental company that has started running ads opposing her bid for a second term against Democrat Terry Gipson.

If Harper Collins truly rented the list from Governor Cuomo, let's see the terms of that rental agreement and the time stamped emails proving when it was coordinated.

She says repair requests from longtime tenants were ignored while the short - term rentals were renovated.

A new report from State Senator Jeff Klein and the Independent Democratic Conference criticized Airbnb for short - term rentals in single - family homes that are advertised...

A new report from State Senator Jeff Klein and the Independent Democratic Conference criticized Airbnb for short - term rentals in single - family homes that are advertised for «dangerously» large groups.

Lobbyists from both sides called Council members Tuesday to assess their positions on the pending legislation, which would require routine reporting of addresses and other information tied to online listings for short - term rental companies, according to several sources familiar with the calls.

In recent years, it's courted controversy from critics in New York, who say the site depletes the city's affordable - housing stock and encourages rapacious entrepreneurs to convert long - term housing into more profitable short - term rentals.

Legislation will be introduced to stop one - and two - family homes from short term rentals State Senator Jeff Klein, joined by Assemblyman Mark Gjonaj, community leaders and angry residents, demanded on Monday that Airbnb and similar sites remove an advertisement for «Fenton Lounge» aka Airbnb «Animal House», placed by a homeowner who is renting out his two - family residence for raucous, lewd, late night parties in a quiet neighborhood.

Senator Klein will also introduce legislation to ban one - and two - family homes from short - term rentals.

The report says that when people put up their apartments for short - term stays, they are basically removing them from the rental market, lowering the housing supply and increasing the price of units that are still available.

As home - sharing services such as Airbnb and HomeAway continue to be popular in Ulster County, municipalities are acting to establish regulatory oversight, while the county moves toward collecting a bed tax from short - term home rentals.

Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal, a Democrat from Manhattan's Upper West Side, said her colleagues would consider a bill that would ban the advertisement of illegal short - term rentals on sites like Airbnb.

He said the proposed new rules, which the city estimates would remove about 3,200 properties from the short - term rental market, could limit that risk.

Even with Magna (another investment grade company) accounting for 79 % of rental revenue, I continue to think that Granite REIT offers excellent short - term (due to recent interest from a private equity buyer) and long - term potential (given the low P / FFO).

If you are able to buy a property under market value (usually because it needs substantial rehab work), once you do the rehab work (and I don't mean «you» personally — you'd actually need to have it done by a licensed contractor under the terms of a 203k loan), you potentially get not only higher rents, but also the option to refinance the mortgage after the rehab is done (and once you've satisfied any owner - occupancy or seasoning requirements from the lender), which can be especially useful if you want to purchase additional rental properties (something sometimes referred to as the «BRRR method», for «Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance).

I'm having a hard time getting equity out of my 5 properties, 1 paid off, the rest with plenty of equity, but my debt to income ratio of 60 - 65 % and the fact that most of my income is coming from short term rentals (airbnb, between 75k - 85k income), is making qualifying really difficult even though I have 2 years of history, 740 credit score.

About one - third of Crown Castle's site rental gross margin is generated from towers on land the company owns, and its current portfolio of ground leases have an average remaining term of about 31 years.

Over 80 % of the company's revenue is recurring, and most of its site rental revenue results from long - term leases with initial 10 - year terms and five - year renewal periods thereafter.

They make money through ownership of over 5,000 commercial properties that generate rental revenue from long - term net lease agreements.

Upon such termination, the lessor may recover from the lessee: (1) The worth at the time of award of the unpaid rent which had been earned at the time of termination; (2) The worth at the time of award of the amount by which the unpaid rent which would have been earned after termination until the time of award exceeds the amount of such rental loss that the lessee proves could have been reasonably avoided; (3) Subject to subdivision (c), the worth at the time of award of the amount by which the unpaid rent for the balance of the term after the time of award exceeds the amount of such rental loss that the lessee proves could be reasonably avoided; and (4) Any other amount necessary to compensate the lessor for all the detriment proximately caused by the lessee's failure to perform his obligations under the lease or which in the ordinary course of things would be likely to result therefrom.

There is a five - year advance period with a twenty - year repayment term (ten - year repayment on rental properties) from the date of the last advance.

Just know that O is a commercial retail REIT that generates rental income from its 5,000 + freestanding commercial properties thanks to long - term net lease agreements it has negotiated with its tenants.

While Fannie Mae's requirements for rental income don't specifically address short - term rentals, Freddie Mac's guidelines have been updated to help lenders qualify income from short - term rentals.