Sentences with phrase «which landlord»

The best way to do that, is to identify high and low risk which the Landlord Credit Bureau does.

Hi Kathleen, Your landlord might prefer if you have savings, and may see it as income potential, but that will depend on which landlord you're talking to.

However, there are some circumstances in which a landlord should agree to release a tenant from the lease agreement without penalties.

They certainly don't allow for flooring and window treatments, which your landlord covered previously.

It used to be that tenants would mail a check which the landlord would receive and have to make another trip to the bank to deposit it.

The trial court had declined to apply this standard, instead applying the statutory requirements which a landlord must comply with when it attempts to eject a tenant from its premises, finding that the business judgment rule did not apply when it was in conflict with other state statutes.

In addition, even when a landlord may have leverage over a small tenant, such tenant may be surprised to find a number of favorable lease terms to which the landlord would be willing to agree.

Green Street Advisors, a Newport Beach, Calif. - based research firm, offered one hint as to which landlord could see the most potential upside from releasing the Toys «R» Us properties.

There are a number of scenarios in which landlord insurance can be useful.

We remember one particular case in which a landlord's policy denied coverage for cleanup of a home that was used as a meth house by the tenants, because the cause of the loss was criminal activity.

Also keep in mind that, while municipal ordinances may impact it, there is generally a set amount of time within which the landlord has to return your deposit and / or an itemized list of deductions.

Unlike an earthquake's shaking, which can damage personl property inside a rented dwelling, sinkholes are most threatening to structures — which a landlord, not a tenant, is responsible for.

That's what a lease is, the terms and conditions under which the landlord allows use of his property.

A fixed - term lease offers more security for a timeframe, but there are still questions of circumstances in which your landlord could ask you to leave.

It also protects your property, which the landlord does not.

It covers your personal property, which the landlord is not responsible for, and it covers liability.

Distress for rent is a court procedure in which the landlord seeks to seize and sell certain of the tenant's possessions which are on the leased premises.

The appropriate measure of damages was the difference between the rent and other payments which the landlord would have received in future, and the rents and other sums he would receive as a result of re-letting the premises.

In the case of a continuing breach, the default period will be six months from any day on which the landlord is aware that the tenant default occurred.

(a. 1) prescribing the maximum period of time after a default within which a landlord may serve a tenant with a notice of default and the minimum period of notice that must be provided in the notice of default within which the tenant must vacate the residential premises;

give particulars of every qualifying interest in the tenancy of which the landlord has knowledge.

(ii) a person who is permitted to occupy residential premises under an assignment or sublease of a residential tenancy agreement to which the landlord has consented under section 22, and

The condition was present and apparent for a period of time in which the landlord should have reasonably been aware of, and corrected, the problem.

A tenant has certain basic rights protected by Florida law, which the landlord must observe.

The Court of Appeal reiterated the judge's decision and stated that the leases «prescribe the contractual route down which the landlord must travel to be entitled to payment».

The tenant did not attend the hearing on February 23, 2016 and the Board ordered the tenant to pay the arrears by March 3, 2016 failing which the landlord would be permitted to file the Termination Order with the Sheriff to have the tenant evicted.

Hence it was clear that «any premises in which the flat is contained» had to be an objectively recognisable physical space, something which the landlord, the tenant, the visitor, or the prospective purchaser would recognise as «premises».

The phrase «any premises in which the flat is contained» in s 47 of the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (LRHUDA 1993) has to be an objectively recognisable physical space, something which the landlord, the tenant, a visitor or the prospective purchaser would recognise as «premises».

The Immigration Act 2016 introduced the so - called «right to rent» provisions under which a landlord can be prosecuted for renting accommodation to someone who is not legally in the UK.

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.

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).

Another obstacle is the growing trend toward «pet rent,» in which a landlord charges a separate monthly fee for a pet.

We hold that, under the circumstances of this case, there was a duty by which the landlord may be held liable for the injuries sustained by the Petitioners.»

Unlike an earthquake's shaking, which can damage personl property inside a rented dwelling, sinkholes are most threatening to structures — which a landlord, not a tenant, is responsible for.

There are many associated risks against which a landlord need to be protected.

It covers your personal property, which the landlord is not responsible for, and it covers liability.

That's what a lease is, the terms and conditions under which the landlord allows use of his property.

It also protects your property, which the landlord does not.

His wife (Emily Watson) is none too pleased with the impulsive drunken purchase, the brown horse with white head markings unlikely to ease the family's debts, which their landlord (David Thewlis) is eager to collect.

At an Albany press conference on Tuesday, Mr. Cuomo said that the deal will raise the threshold at which a landlord may remove apartment from the rent control program from the current ceiling of $ 2,500 a month.

The mayor wanted an end to vacancy decontrol as part of an overhaul of rent regulations; the legislature will merely bump up the rent at which a landlord can remove an apartment from regulation.

The data produced annually by the RGB staff pointed to 10 straight years in which landlord income outpaced expenses.

Mr. Cuomo said that the agreement will raise the threshold at which a landlord may remove apartment from the rent control program from the current ceiling of $ 2,500 a month.

Still, brokers said that when taking on listings, they're very aware of which landlords have the financial flexibility to drop asking rents and which ones don't.

Nevertheless, missionary reports agree that most of them were either unwilling or unable to tolerate the excessive cruelties which landlords inflicted on them.

Brooklyn Daily Eagle article on BP Adams working to prevent illegal conversions, in which landlords create unlawful and often hazardous subdivided apartments, through legislation introduced at his request by Council Members Gentile and Williams.

The activists have called for changes to rent regulations to stop or slow the process of vacancy decontrol, under which landlords can remove apartments from regulation when rents cross a certain threshold.

In order to save more stabilized units, Mayor Bill de Blasio has proposed to abolish vacancy decontrol, a measure through which landlords can de-regulate apartments when those are vacated.

The letter demands an end to something known as vacancy decontrol, under which landlords can take empty apartments out of the system when the next tenant would pay more than $ 2,500 in rent.

It would also raise the thresholds at which landlords can deregulate apartments based on tenants» income.