Revolts and civil wars followed each other, as landlords battled rival landlords, using gauchos — mounted cowhands — as soldiers.
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So it is very difficult dealing with landlords so we also pick which landlords we want to work and deal with.
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Perhaps most importantly, we had to convince people to talk about their landlords, when they feared that their landlords might retaliate.
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Absentee landlords and landlords who own a lot of units may not have the time or expertise to take on the burden.
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Big institutional landlords probably use algorithms, but small landlords who know their tenants well sometimes have a hard time raising the rent.
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On the efficiency side, Ikos is aiming to make renting easier for residential landlords, while Rezi pays landlords directly to rent their apartments.
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Parliament is considering a bill that proposes sanctions for landlords, greater transparency and easier ways for renters to call out non-complying landlords.
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Mr. Ricci, whose group represents about 25,000 landlords, said the city should consider all costs incurred by landlords when looking at rent rates.
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However, where most other platforms target younger landlords and tenants in their marketing, HomeRenter is also attempting to tap under-serviced markets such as 'mom and pop' landlords and is in talks with institutional landlords such as The Collective and LIV Group.
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He also said public sector landlords had started removing such materials from buildings and that private sector landlords should all be doing the same.
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Allow for landlords to apply for waivers if significant capital improvements are made, which will incentivize landlords to improve the conditions of their properties.
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In 1997, lawmakers allowed landlords to increase rents by 20 percent every time a tenant left — which helped landlords reach that point of decontrol.
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Some we lease outright, some we actually do have partnership with landlords, some we do have a portfolio of properties that we work with landlords on.
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And nowhere is the power asymmetry between landlords and renters more apparent than in these proceedings: While landlords virtually always appear with lawyers, tenants almost never do.
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J-51, a housing program that grants tax breaks to landlords of rental apartments who make certain repairs, prohibits landlords from deregulating apartments while receiving the tax benefits.
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Baltimore, as a matter of law, requires landlords to ensure that a home is fit for human habitation, and building officials said that includes rent-to-own landlords.
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Bruce Rauner (R), also prohibits landlords from using their clients' immigration status in any way to intimidate them, including barring landlords from threatening tenants with calls to immigration officials.
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Meanwhile, the housing navigators worked with landlords to expedite inspections and generally try to cut through red tape that might make landlords not want to deal with Section 276.
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There has been talk of pressuring landlords or asking landlords not to demand rent at the time being from poor people — that has yet to be enacted into law.
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"We've been very straight with landlords and said, 'Look, this is its own independent business,' and if things don't work out, sure we'll have conversations with landlords," he said.
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Other landlords, big landlords like Samuel LeFrak in Queens, had been served with the same complaint, and they had engaged the Justice Department in a process of making things right.
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OneSavings, which is heavily involved in property transactions, has focused on bigger, professional landlords, while the broader market lost its sheen for amateur landlords due to tax and regulatory changes.
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Since brokers would still be able to collect fees from landlords, experts said landlords would in many cases probably pass on those costs to tenants by increasing the monthly rent.
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"We've been very straight with landlords and said, 'Look, this is its own independent business,' and if things don't work out, sure we'll have conversations with landlords," Mr. Claure said.
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While it has a strong brand, not all apartment landlords know about it; CoStar can use the plane to find new apartment buildings and then market the website to those landlords.
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They are aiming to win over homeowners — and landlords.
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"The landlords — they want WeWork to succeed," he said.
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For example, per-unit fees would allow single landlords to continue renting and at the same time, require multiple-unit landlords to pay multiple fees, which would help level the playing field.
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A Democratic member of the California State Assembly said it's the duty of elected officials to ensure "opportunistic landlords and corporate landlords" would not keep homes vacant, according to the Associated Press.
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"We provide landlords with global reach and scale which means access to international students in hundreds of countries across the world," say the founders when asked how they incentivize landlords to sign up.
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But while the Harvard group cited evidence that institutional landlords may be more likely to initiate evictions, it conceded that the jury is still out on what kind of landlords institutional investors make.
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Landlords can also evict them if they're caught lighting up.
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Landlords want tenants who can "create a community," he added.
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A lot of landlords turn their nose up at it.
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While Eva's family were not technically landlords, they were rich.
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Twice landlords have sold the residence I was residing in.
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Landlords must simply pay up and carry on as before.
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Our landlords will deduct the cost from next month's rent.
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Some landlords lost as much as 90% of their land.
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As landlords' returns dwindled they skimped on repairs and upgrades.
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I assumed the landlords didn't want to rent to foreigners.
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In other words, landlords were not forced to reduce rents.
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Landlords can only rent accommodation to those with residency permits.
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"We're definitely seeing landlords looking for them," Ms. Bellantoni added.
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Landlords have been encouraged to serve notice on Afghan tenants.
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Paychecks across the US are being forked over to landlords.
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You have a surprising empathy for landlords throughout the book.
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Headlines Arcadia avoids collapse as landlords back rescue plan on.ft.
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You don't think this speaks to the world of landlords?
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CT: Are landlords in Hong Kong easy to deal with?
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Apparently, some landlords do not appreciate getting even good grades.
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Real estate landlords are anxious about Sears' stores going dark.
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Another stops landlords from prohibiting firearms on their rental properties.
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They don't pay property taxes directly, but their landlords do.
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"Ultimately, our whole mission is to help landlords," Berney said.
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In other instances, the Wendels were generous, even softhearted landlords.
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SF landlords look at seven years as a long term.
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READ: Tenants and landlords are terrified Coronavirus will mean evictions.
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Landlords and brokers who are page members also advertise units.
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That held up payments to thousands of schools and landlords.
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Landlords who lie about making repairs also face minimal repercussions.
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Until the 1970s, they were predominately owned by tenement landlords.
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The software will cost pub landlords £199 ($240) per month.
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A Sears bankruptcy filing could be good for some landlords.
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Legal services to stop evictions and lower evictions by landlords.
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Do landlords accept guarantors who live outside the tristate area?
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"We're definitely seeing landlords looking for them," Ms. Bellantoni added.
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Many homeowners sold to landlords, and some rentals went untended.
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"Landlords should not worry about having WeWork in their buildings."
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"Landlords want to have a 'proper German couple'," says Duennwald.
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As Mr. Himmelstein said, "Landlords get scared of these letters."
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The landlords did not renew the agreement, Mr. Boss said.
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Landlords of all stripes could be eligible for this deduction.
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Landlords who illegally evict tenants will also face stiffer penalties.
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Watch out for miscommunications with roomies, landlords, or family members.
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It would also hold landlords accountable for quickly fixing hazards.
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"The supply from landlords selling is also impacting the market as we will see landlords either selling or renting the property out, speculating around house prices and trying to maximize their taxed earnings," he added.
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Some landlords are showing leniency to tenants hurt by the shutdown.
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That means landlords were able to bring in higher-paying tenants.
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In real estate, limited transparency causes distrust between tenants and landlords.
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In Newham they accompany council officers to deal with dodgy landlords.
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Aspiring landlords must buy licences from those willing to "surrender" theirs.
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This lets landlords avoid any frustrating arguments with tenants about damage.
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"Landlords are demanding seven-year leases at minimums," Mr. Llewellyn said.
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Landlords report that students are pickier than they used to be.
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Headlines Rogue landlords face 30,000 stg fines in fresh crackdown on.ft.
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Landlords check your credit; your future employers will check your credit.
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Landlords, trade creditors and employees will be unaffected, the company said.
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The city makes sure landlords are in compliance with rental rules.
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Be the partner of choice: to members, brokers, businesses, and landlords.
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But clinics could help landlords replace parts of shuttered department stores.
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"I think some landlords just won't give a shit," she said.
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Arcadia's landlords include British Land, Intu Properties, Aviva and Land Securities.
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On average, tenants share 15 percent of revenue with landlords/owners.
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The folks who get screwed by rent control aren't just landlords.
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Landlords, doctors and shopkeepers are learning to love their new customers.
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Landlords handle a lot of cash — first month's rent, security deposits.
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Landlords are in the business of providing housing, and making money.
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I listened to cases of harassment at work or by landlords.
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In many areas, landlords and tribal chiefs still command enormous sway.
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The landlords hired workers to scrape lead paint off the home.
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Read more about how the measures will affect tenants and landlords.
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Landlords "don't want these people in there, either," Mr. Levenson said.
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He's been on the list of the city's worst landlords. Twice.
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Landlords consult these bureaus when deciding whether to rent to you.
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Rent strikers in some communities are presenting landlords with clear demands.
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CEO David Overton reportedly asked the landlords for patience and help.
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It's unclear, though, if landlords can play the role of bartender.
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Major housing landlords describe the process as a work in progress.
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"There are still landlords with hearts out there," Mr. Koch said.
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Landlords get an instant offer and sign a contract with Home.
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Simon and Brookfield are two of Forever 21's biggest landlords.
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Many landlords are struggling with same costs that the tenants are.
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For landlords and Main Street alike, Macy's is a valuable tenant.
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" Those, he said, include the recognition that "We are the landlords.
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KILLER MIKE On one hand, you want to blame the landlords.
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Some of them landlords, they get away with murder down there.
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The company operates rental housing for a network of small landlords.
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Landlords charged high rents and let their buildings fall into ruin.
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Now landlords and residents are waiting to see what happens next.
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Evictions are terrible for families, landlords, government and society at large.
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Trading since 1891, the pub has only ever had three landlords.
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Rather than becoming landlords, tech giants should pay their fair share.
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Can landlords in the state use religion to evict LGBTQ tenants?
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What we're worried about is that renters don't have money so they can't pay their landlords so the landlords can't pay the salary of the maintenance guy and property taxes and so on and so forth.
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In an attempt to win over the landlords Arcadia has now proposed a rental reduction of between 25% and 50% for all affected landlords across seven Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) versus cuts of 30% to 70% previously.
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The department settled with two St. Louis landlords earlier this month after a lawsuit was filed claiming the two landlords violated the Fair Housing Act after 15 of their female tenants faced sexual harassment spanning 20 years.
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The drop comes after a new law in 2019 altered landlords&apos ability to raise rental prices and changed programs that allowed landlords to charge a portion of the costs for building-wide and individual apartment improvements.
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Another initiative would require landlords to disclose rules on tobacco use in apartment buildings; if prospective tenants prefer smoke-free buildings, city officials hope that could provide an incentive for landlords to bar cigarette smoking in apartments.
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Home growing will be allowed, but landlords can choose to forbid it.
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But many landlords refuse to take people on rental allowance, she said.
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Planet Fitness is "one of the preferred partners" for landlords, Chen said.
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Another bill protects people from having their immigration status disclosed by landlords.
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Defense Department rent stipends to families are transferred automatically to base landlords.
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"Credit scores are used by landlords and cell phone companies," she said.
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Say goodbye to the gift cards, discounts and free amenities from landlords.
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Landlords have the right to enforce tenants' legal obligation to pay rent.
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And if shopkeepers cannot pay the rent, eventually their landlords suffer too.
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Presumably, their landlords see new competition and adjust their own rents accordingly.
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Landlords, some with scarcely more land than most, were blamed for everything.
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If landlords get it wrong they risk a fine or even imprisonment.
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Arcadia's other landlords include British Land, Intu Properties, Aviva and Land Securities .
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Either way, as many have noted, it's clear landlords have the power.
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Some institutions, landlords, and lenders have been forgiving to shutdown-impacted clients.
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Sometimes, the landlords hang up immediately when they hear her foreign name.
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That means today's would-be landlords need to cast a wider net.
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The company said it would remain in constructive discussions with its landlords.
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For the landlords, the house offers much more than just financial security.
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Critics of the measure say it places an unfair burden on landlords.
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Landlords have also put the onus of building improvements on the tenants.
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Elsewhere, landlords are offering as much as four months free of charge.
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When landlords start to refurbish older apartments, the neighborhood might be gentrifying.
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Those landlords' circumstances drive home the importance of discretion in rental decisions.
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Providing clarity about anti-discrimination laws also benefits employers, landlords and businesses.
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"The immediacy of how [mall landlords] do this is key," Telsey added.
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Sears owes billions of dollars to thousands of vendors, landlords and others.
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Some storefronts have remained vacant as landlords wait for higher-paying tenants.
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Many of those landlords have taken out loans to purchase their properties.
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Subsequently, Staff and Bachofer, who were the landlords, evicted Hughes and Chism.
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Landlords also can easily export transactional data directly to QuickBooks or Excel.
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At the same time, the habits and preferences of landlords are evolving.
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Relationships between landlords and their tenants don't need to be fraught ones.
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That shift has landlords offering more perks and brokers wondering what's next.
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This March, the rule was overturned, but landlords still face significant restrictions.
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Currently, landlords in many cities can evict renters without giving a reason.
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Experienced landlords may be able to figure it out as they go.
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They are taking on landlords who are in business with their employer.
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Using separate L.L.C.s allows landlords to protect themselves legally and maintain anonymity.
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But in residential REITs AEW's Szymanski favors landlords of single family houses.
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He said some landlords also have disdain for people coming from shelters.
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Both artists speak of their landlords, the MacEoin family, with great fondness.
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As a result, landlords play an important role in the sex trade.
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The governor also expects landlords to keep their tenants in their homes.
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Landlords know that people can't pay the rent, that's just the reality.
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Some, like The Cheesecake Factory and Subway, pay rent to local landlords.
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And landlords do not seem keen to install Sony PlayStations just yet.
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In some cases, settlements are evicted by the Army or by landlords.
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We remain committed to WeWork, its employees, its member customers and landlords.
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All my landlords are starting to call and ask for land rent.
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Those humans can then pocket an easy $250 for being generous landlords.
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Landlords want a bite of that apple, if they can get it.
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New York City landlords have twisted housing court into an eviction machine.
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Today's landlords are fairly sophisticated and know how to play this game.
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As indicated by the languishing storefronts, landlords are willing to hold out.
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They aimed to hire a lawyer to represent them with the landlords.
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There are only a handful of landlords that own so many properties.
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"The ways landlords will be delivering flexibility to the market is shifting."
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The court clerks, like many landlords, never stopped to ask for identification.
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Landlords and co-op boards can spread the cost over many tenants.
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"This is where we have to help them as landlords," Coppola said.
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Slum landlords in litigation could be forced to turn over their properties.
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Even more important, landlords and developers do not operate in a void.
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Landlords are looking for solutions to lure shoppers back to their properties.
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Fergus Wilson is one of the UK's largest "buy-to-let" landlords.
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But ending this crisis requires a whole new relationship with London's landlords.
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They also see it as a blunt instrument: While helping to stem economic displacement in the short term, it leads to long-run problems by encouraging landlords to exit the rental business, and future landlords to not enter.
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The "owner-use" loophole: Landlords and their family members have been able to remove rent-stabilized tenants from multiple units to use them as residences, a rule sometimes abused by landlords as a way to ultimately raise rents.
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One businesswoman who rents out eight grand flats in Shanghai's old French Concession from landlords, and re-lets them on home-sharing sites, says that the police fine landlords as a matter of course every once in a while.
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So some of them started to tell landlords that, not only would they provide them with background information about the prospective tenant, they would also provide landlords with a decision about whether they should rent to a certain applicant.
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"We contact landlords and store owners to get everyone's permission," Mr. Gitler said.
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He also is wary of corporate office landlords given the rise of WeWork.
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Many young people are at the total mercy of their landlords or partners.
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"While a handful of landlords cooperated, the vast majority have not," he said.
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The landlords were a husband and wife who were new to Section 8.
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The winners would be landlords, who would pocket most of the vast expenditure.
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As the percentage of rentals increased, so did the percentage of absentee landlords.
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But as every New Yorker knows, not all landlords abide by the law.
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In fact, Papadopoulos says that competition is a good thing for DC landlords.
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Landlords have historically protected actual rents, enticing would-be renters with concessions first.
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Abusive landlords operate on the notion that tenants do not know their rights.
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This is because of crazy requirements imposed by New York buildings and landlords.
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"Landlords who have engaged in self-help typically lose in court," said Kreitzer.
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My two favorite restaurants closed last year due to disputes with the landlords.
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Many landlords and local authorities look favourably on the rise of the industry.
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In 1970 feudal landlords held 42% of the seats in the national parliament.
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Cities and states need to make sure that landlords carry out remedial work.
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Mao hated rural landlords (millions of them may have died in his purges).
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It has streamlined the system by which social-housing landlords are paid rent.
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Landlords and tenants negotiate through the platform, where they also sign the contract.
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So the money wouldn't be spent on rent, and landlords couldn't capture it.
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Landlords, employers and others were given new duties to check people's migration status.
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Like the gentry of old, Britain's new class of landlords is often amateurish.
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Buy-to-let landlords are also more likely to default than owner-occupiers.
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Issues with your family could come up, or even with roommates or landlords.
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Landlords, meanwhile, would want them to leave, so might provide a worse service.
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It then packages the information to be usable by American banks and landlords.
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"Everyone, even landlords and tenants, they want to make an interview," he adds.
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That's bad news for legacy retail firms, mall owners, and other commercial landlords.
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"E-commerce will impact the sellers, but the malls are landlords," Win added.
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We were also tired of moving when forced to by landlords or circumstance.
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In fact, women are expected to pay rent to their so-called landlords.
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Actors and landlords must be paid regardless of how many seats are filled.
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"There's this huge culture of landlords furnishing space to attract expats," explains Park.
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The supply of rental apartments can become tighter as landlords exit the business.
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Walk into a court case between landlords and tenants, or creditors and debtors.
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And it's still clear some landlords face a steeper uphill battle than others.
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Yeah.It's a high rise flat – I reckon this is clearly about property landlords.
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Many retail landlords with vacant stores also have something to look forward to.
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They agreed, and I sat outside while Michael spoke to his prospective landlords.
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Its landlords almost certainly don't want to see it default on its rents.
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If the government imposes rent control, landlords find other ways to increase revenue.
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Like most landlords in our area, we cover the water and sewer bill.
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I wonder if they think my brother and I would be bad landlords.
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Rent control leaves landlords with little incentive to upgrade and improve their property.
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Here's how we decided that the risk of becoming landlords was worth it.
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As industrial capitalists tried to put down the strikes, landlords cheered workers on.
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"For landlords, we give them a better system to assess tenants," Lenz said.
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Since then HPD has issued more than 230,000 lead paint violations to landlords.
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That means they will rent longer, and landlords will rake in the profits.
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Bernie will make it so landlords can't move in or convert to condos.
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Landlords showed up with children who had been dropped off at empty apartments.
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There were absentee landlords renting to tenants who did not maintain their yards.
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CNBC's Make It offers advice on how to deal with landlords and lenders.
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H.R.I. also says city agencies have failed to aggressively go after unscrupulous landlords.
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It's that in her district of cash-strapped renters, landlords are the enemy.
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It still recounts her son's poisoning but omits any mention of the landlords.
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Landlords should suspend or mitigate rent payments, or make arrangements for future payments.
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A package of bills would allow the city to fight harassment by landlords.
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Abusive landlords get away with this because of lax enforcement of weak laws.
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"However enlightened landlords are, it seems that eventually something goes wrong," she said.
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Some landlords might be willing to consider your situation and make an exception.
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There will be a domino effect on landlords, real estate industry officials said.
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The report also noted that potential rent-relief policies could impact different landlords.
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Las Vegas and Orlando hotel and hospitality landlords could see a huge impact.
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Landlords do not receive public money or tax credits for providing these units.
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Blackstone's residential business, Invitation Homes, has become one of the country's largest landlords.
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The food in the sermon is rent, and landlords need less of it.
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Tishman Speyer, one of New York's largest commercial landlords, wants to change that.
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It also mandates that those institutions, not their landlords, control their leased facilities.
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Forever 21 continues to negotiate with landlords to try to earn rent reductions.
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The bill has been negotiated at length and landlords have opposed it fiercely.
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In almost every other city across the country, landlords pay for brokers' services.
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They could have given them preference over absentee landlords and Wall Street speculators.
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"We're locked in this argument where it's landlords versus tenants," Mr. Martin said.
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You might begin by making an analogy to feudal landlords and their serfs.
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The provision allows landlords to offset the cost of such building-wide upgrades.
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The landlords will not receive any incentive fees until the audit is complete.
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Even under the darkest circumstances, though, plenty of landlords still cut the checks.
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As thousands of new apartments flood the housing market, landlords face steep competition.
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Small entrepreneurs are at the mercy of money-grubbing landlords and property speculators.
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Landlords are reconsidering their tenant mixes, bringing in more food and entertainment options.
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Landlords will need to keep immaculate records to prove they're following the rules.
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Landlords are increasingly offering such space as an amenity alongside cafeterias and gyms.
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Some landlords require even more for guarantors who live outside the tristate area.
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In 101 years, there have only been three landlords here—I'm the third.
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And the board's final decision never seems to fully satisfy tenants or landlords.
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Negotiations with landlords are often hard, depending on the market, but not impossible.
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We even have a tenant now, so we're kind of like landlords together.
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They both call for the end of vacancy decontrol, which allows landlords to deregulate an apartment's rent after a tenant vacates, and preferential rent, which allows landlords to drastically increase rent on units that have been rented below the legal maximum.
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The issue has far-reaching implications not only for the construction industry but also for social housing landlords and private landlords, as dozens of other high-rise buildings have been found to have cladding that could pose a fire safety risk.
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While the local law stops short of forcing landlords to overhaul heating, the energy audits will show how much can be saved through an upgrade, and will let landlords know what assistance may be available to help pay for upgrades.
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But beyond being more competitive there's a defensive aspect to getting rated in a market filled with demanding, complaint-prone consumers that have no qualms savaging any business, from landlords to local restaurants (although oftentimes the landlords and restaurants deserve it).
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They have gotten so much more "aggressive," forcing landlords to make changes whether they wanted to or not, said John Haugen, a founder of Third Partners, a four-year-old consulting firm that has worked with landlords on green initiatives.
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For example, when Ms. Jaeger and Ms. Walker, in Rockford, were looking for ways to encourage landlords to accept higher-risk clients, they read about a community that had created a fund that could reduce the financial risk for landlords.
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Inspectors build the cases that could eventually lead to criminal charges against discriminatory landlords.
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Many landlords prefer to rent to tourists in the summer rather than to Icelanders.
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It gives renters greater flexibility, and offers landlords a level of security, Vila says.
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Landlords evicted tenants who could not meet their rents, creating homeless by the thousands.
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Because they are expecting demolition, most landlords have given up making even basic repairs.
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Stopping unscrupulous landlords from levying above-market rent rises on vulnerable tenants is appealing.
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Landlords should get potentially flammable building materials tested as soon as possible, he added.
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Martinez-Stone, who is not related to Martinez, has emphasized training for new landlords.
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The Defense Department does not reveal how much its partner landlords earn in rent.
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The Corn Laws succeeded in blocking them, thereby increasing profits for farmers and landlords.
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Life had been peaceful, until the day landlords forced the villagers into bonded labour.
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My landlords are great and let me garden in part of the shared backyard!
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Then he started calling the landlords to see if these apartments were still available.
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But when landlords found out he is Indonesian, most declined to rent to him.
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Landlords sometimes refuse to rent to them; thugs occasionally attack them in the streets.
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I'd say no, but I imagine landlords would want to know, just the same.
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Regulated rental markets mean tenants at times resort to paying landlords under the table.
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Most farmers who sow the land are tenants working for absentee landlords, Díaz said.
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So in theory, that allows landlords to weed out tenants that are high risk.
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Can I (allegedly!) steal something from my landlords without the worry of a prosecution?
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I was going to Peckham to ask its landlords all of the important questions.
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As big-box tenants like JCPenney trim their store counts, landlords are seeking replacements.
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Airbnb argues it cannot legally be held responsible for how landlords use its platform.
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Not only is competition good for landlords, renters and taxpayers, it is good government.
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And potentially, it can lead to them losing housing, and landlords retaliating against them.
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Landlords do criminal background checks to protect their investments, themselves and their other tenants.
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Industrious has moved their model toward partnerships with landlords and away from traditional leases.
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Tenants who illegally sublet increasingly face eviction as landlords crack down on illegal listings.
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Generally, landlords balance initial discounts with higher rents later on that pay for them.
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Rent controls choke that margin even more, leading landlords to forego maintenance and improvements.
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"A lot of times landlords themselves are actually investing in these projects," Cordero said.
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"The Kushners are just one of many, many predatory landlords ," Noelle Francois said recently.
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However, I heard that landlords are required to provide heat in New York City.
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In order to incentivize landlords, Airbnb has worked with Century 21 to authorize subletting.
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One Agriculture Department contractor told Vox that it's unlikely landlords will be so compassionate.
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Those landlords, Reuters found, stand to earn billions in fees from 50-year contracts.
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It also could condone political gerrymandering and put by employers, landlords and business owners.
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Landlords might not get paid either, and electric and gas bills could go ignored.
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As a tenant lawyer, I regularly interact with landlords in the city's housing courts.
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"It seems like landlords and developers come first," said Mr. Johnson, a Manhattan Democrat.
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Landlords of regulated apartments were already required to give 90- to 203-day notices.
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It has grown into one of the world's biggest commercial landlords; as of Dec.
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And because of that need, some landlords refused to reduce the prices of apartments.
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But in reality, many landlords refuse to accept them, particularly in hot housing markets.
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Landlords will also be able to claim from a 40 million pounds creditor fund.
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In a letter to its landlords, which was published by Eater, CEO Overton wrote:
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Many landlords are giving tenants a pass for now -- as Kristen and Dax have.
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Should landlords evict tenants, they could struggle to find a renter fill the spot.
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Mr. Greenberg spoke to a group of landlords last week, a potentially sympathetic audience.
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Konzok says that every month more than 1,100 landlords request an offer from Home.
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I'd spent years ducking and diving from landlords, decades playing chicken with credit cards.
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Already, there is evidence that ID checks for tenants are encouraging landlords to discriminate.
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But under the old rules, landlords could increase preferential rents when leases were renewed.
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The firm said it was is talks with landlords over a further 13 stores.
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Many other co-working space companies form partnerships with landlords to avoid that risk.
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Even maintaining existing properties is discouraged because landlords see no return for their investment.
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Those in ancillary businesses — such as cleaning services, landlords and consultants — are also affected.
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None of these landlords were immediately available to respond to CNBC's requests for comment.
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They then help build cases against landlords believed to have increased rents without justification.
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Many white homeowners and landlords refused to sell or rent to families of color.
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Sherrena scanned its long wooden pews for a seat, waving at landlords she recognized.
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Yet, paradoxically, he supports rent stabilization, a position uncommon among landlords and their advocates.
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Beyond withholding tenants' security deposits, landlords had limited recourse when it came to collecting.
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Through the years, she had given landlords different names; nothing exotic, just subtle alterations.
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Either they have a lecturing tone that feels unsympathetic, or they're for wannabe landlords.
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Other workers were reportedly evicted after landlords were told they were "problematic" by officials.
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QuintoAndar is an app to improve communication and facilitate payments between landlords and renters.
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This could include lawyers, security professionals, landlords, electricians, plumbers, and chemists, the lawmakers said.
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With the shutdown averted, Mr. Barrocas said, some of the landlords now regret it.
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Rudoy said that he has seen large landlords "fast track" their conversations with Jetty.
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Like the other providers, Obligo only works with landlords that are in its network.
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Landlords cannot be allowed to raise rents to whatever they want, whenever they want.
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Then they hold a final vote on the maximum rent increases landlords can charge.
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The evidence suggests the balance has tilted too far in favor of the landlords.
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Conservatives have criticized the rent subsidies, saying they would lead landlords to raise rents.
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In Scotland, where the government implemented such a ban in November 2012, a survey by the Scottish Association of Landlords and the Council of Letting Agents of their members found that a third of agents started charging fees to landlords rather than tenants.
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The landlords deny the allegations Sutton later called her landlords, recording the phone conversation with Patricia McCoy, who told her, "I don't put up with n*****s in my [house], and I don't want them on my property," according to the lawsuit.
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Now, we can probably assume – judging from the artwork – that Giggs' meant property landlords, but I decided against speaking to London property landlords because they are a unique breed of evil and vindictive reptile for whom a special circle of hell is reserved.
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Agents are warning that the letting fee ban will force landlords to charge tenants more for rent to make up for additional fees they will be paying but market realities show this stunt could be tricky for the landlords to pull off.
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At the same time, demand for rental property is rising, according to Britain's Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics), as the amount of rental stock falls, with tax and legislation changes deterring would-be landlords and prompting small-scale landlords to sell up.
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Landlords are also starting to look at co-working spaces and apartments as other fillers.
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There's demand and there's supply but landlords aren't lowering commercial rents to meet the market.
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In Washington, D.C., where apartment construction has been quite robust, landlords are slightly more cautious.
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In Singapore, many landlords prefer leaving their units empty to renting to certain ethnic groups.
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A few cases involving troublesome tenants are often enough to turn landlords against entire ethnicities.
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In America, Kiko struggled to negotiate with landlords over lower rents or terminating leases early.
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It's no longer economically rational for landlords to invest in maintaining the properties they own.
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Vouchers were designed to function like cash, paid to private landlords in the rental economy.
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In addition, librarians helped residents complete housing applications and sort through legal challenges with landlords.
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The city cut off services to the Ponte building and landlords cared little for maintenance.
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What the neighborhood wants for itself matters to landlords, too, but only to an extent.
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But ultimately, it remains to be seen whether landlords react negatively to Recharge, he admits.
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Data-centre landlords offer space, cooling, power and bandwidth; their clients put in the servers.
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The Air Force and private landlords have addressed 3,855 and are tracking the remaining 1,247.
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Many landlords will not rent to foreigners, and the ones who do require a guarantor.
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If the trend isn't giving local landlords flashbacks of the late 1990s, it may soon.
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As populations grow, making land scarce, landlords jack up rents and lend at extortionate rates.
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"Theft of wood from the landlords' or tsar's forest", Mr Galeotti writes, was no sin.
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I've lived in my building for five years and my landlords live in the building.
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And it hasn't been able to achieve all the concessions from landlords that it desired.
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But Bleecker Street is now dotted with empty shops, their landlords unable to find tenants.
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If that happens, my landlord would likely sell, as many Seattle landlords are doing now.
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Mattress Firm landlords are encouraged to contact A&G Realty Partners through its website, www.agrealtypartners.com.
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"This law is meant to protect the poor from exploitation by the landlords," Odinga said.
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Still, one of Penney's landlords doesn't think the retailer will be going away anytime soon.
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WeWork's leading rivals have adopted revenue-sharing agreements with landlords to lighten their liability burden.
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But in some locations, landlords looking for rentals are driving the demand, according to Blomquist.
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Affected landlords will also be able to claim from a 40 million pounds creditor fund.
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Landlords will also be able to claim from a 40 million pounds compromised creditor fund.
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Due to language barriers and cultural differences, many landlords believe it's easier to refuse foreigners.
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Another one involved landlords subscribing to databases that profiled the past behavior of potential tenants.
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The future of the stores could hinge on Sears' negotiations with landlords over their leases.
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Still, that's chump change compared to the amount demanded by another of Tyga's former landlords.
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The company argues it cannot legally be held responsible for how landlords use its platform.
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While it's not ideal for landlords, it's a win for tenants in the short-term.
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Electorally decisive, they are the landlords of the political centre; politicians are merely their tenants.
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The British government is also trying to constrain the growing army of part-time landlords.
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And there are different kinds of landlords, just as there are different kinds of tenants.
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Mr. Schneiderman called him the "Bernie Madoff of landlords" at a news conference on Monday.
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Some landlords at top-tier centers welcome the opportunity to bring in more profitable tenants.
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It would also prohibit landlords from evicting tenants without cause after 12 months of residency.
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I do try and keep people down, but things are changing and landlords are worried.
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He has blamed the closure of others on landlords for not offering more favourable terms.
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He has blamed the closure of others on landlords for not offering more favorable terms.
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"Landlords are going to share in the reward scenario and the risk scenario," Whelan said.
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There's always a joke saying that like Hong Kong is being controlled by the landlords.
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If landlords don't comply, they can be charged with a petty misdemeanor, the newspaper reported.
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"Existing tenants, their neighborhoods and the city's economy all benefit when landlords improve their buildings."
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"Before Flatfair, deposits were the only form of tenancy security that landlords trusted," claims Doerr.
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Business Insider obtained a list of its top landlords, which has not been previously reported.
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Its focus is more on partnering with its own landlords instead of employing traditional leases.
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WeWork's landlords have so far avoided much of the media coverage swarming around the startup.
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One case study shows 4 in 5 landlords use criminal background checks in rental screenings.
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That means that employers, landlords and schools wouldn't be able to see these minor records.
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Entrepreneurs conduct how-to seminars at conferences for small landlords hoping to strike it rich.
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Many landlords and apartment complexes rely heavily on them as part of the application process.
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Landlords can also make more money even though rents are already quite high in Paris.
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City rules require landlords to inspect rental apartments annually if children under 6 live there.
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And even if landlords wanted to mingle apartments and businesses, zoning tends to forbid it.
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The company secures its own inventory in multi-family residential buildings through partnerships with landlords.
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Landlords were walking away from their property after having someone torch it for insurance fraud.
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What landlords normally care is who will be the first to rent out their property.
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In many cases, these landlords are like my mom: teachers, carpenters, small business owners, etc.
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Landlords rarely take accountability and city officials continue waving the "just doing my job" card.
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Landlords weren't happy, but in many instances, the tenants ended up evicted for their efforts.
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It demanded sanction and punishments for students or landlords who insisted on discrimination in housing.
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Instead of charging landlords per post, they are only taking a cut of successful transactions.
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Most landlords will run a credit check before approving your application to rent an apartment.
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Maloney's job includes working on behalf of landlords to negotiate with tenants regarding their requests.
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If a store fizzles, landlords are often stuck with a one-of-a-kind location.
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Scroll through StreetEasy listings to see how much rent landlords are asking for comparable apartments.
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Landlords often own numerous residential buildings, each under the guise of a limited liability company.
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The group says a small number of lousy landlords give the rest a bad name.
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Landlords can deregulate apartments when the rent passes a certain threshold — currently $22015,21.5 a month.
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People who have been harassed and evicted by landlords, the police, and ICE understand gentrification.
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Mr. Smith said it was the same with many of the landlords of stash houses.
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The response didn't clear up much: The landlords, the agent replied, simply were not greedy.
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But landlords and tenants will end up "sharing the burden," in some way, he said.
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The company works with large landlords like Brookfield, American Homes 4 Rent, and Pegasus Residential.
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For landlords, Residently offers a property management service for viewings, paperwork, property maintenance and renewals.
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The city also offers free workshops in Rat Management Training to landlords and building superintendents.
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Jack Freund, vice president of the landlords' group, said the increase should have been higher.
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Some landlords in the city have fought broader publication of those scores in the past.
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Another is that landlords inquiring about her reliability will be better able to evaluate it.
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WeWork has entered into revenue-sharing leases with some landlords, which can offer countercyclical relief.
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Conglomerates have more clout when negotiating, for example, with landlords of new malls in China.
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It is a weapon that landlords wield primarily against poor black and brown New Yorkers.
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But in his WeChat post he also criticized the usefulness of giving subsidies to landlords.
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Since Kr Space partners with landlords, it can keep new lease obligations to a minimum.
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Some landlords have cut rent in half, or even exempted tenants, for those hit hard.
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This can pressure landlords to convert industrial space to higher-paying uses, Mr. Friedman added.
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Mr. Moufarrige argues that companies like his can offer such services better than landlords can.
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Some firms are opting for co-working spaces rather than leasing directly from traditional landlords.
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Real estate developers and landlords expected rents to rise as saloons closed and neighborhoods improved.
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In an effort to lure new tenants, landlords are coming up with increasingly creative offers.
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It's a duplex so we would likely be landlords to not one, but two, families.
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"We need to hold our landlords or building owners accountable or this will happen again."
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The abrupt shuttering of the toy chain spells good news and bad news for landlords.
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Landlords are also prohibited from turning down voucher holders based on their source of payment.
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"Landlords are having a hard time finding people to fill their apartments," Giese told CNBC.
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Since the fire, several tenants including Ms. Scrivani have reported receiving eviction notices from landlords.
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"Hedge fund billionaires and landlords have already spent millions against the mayor," Mr. Levitan said.
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And landlords weren't always eager to rent to a pair of musicians with a dog.
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Across Afghanistan, many landlords have waived rent, in some cases until the virus threat recedes.
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Across Afghanistan, many landlords have waived rent, in some cases until the virus threat recedes.
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Ms. Bush will soon have to stop paying some landlords, which could lead to evictions.
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Landlords could apply for waivers if they made significant improvements to an apartment or building.
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"Landlords don't like to get involved," said David A. Kaminsky, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
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Landlords might set a preferential rent if, for example, they're having trouble filling an apartment.
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I heard about it, so I approached some landlords around there about painting their houses.
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"In the early days of our business, at a time when landlords were reluctant to recognize the benefits of WeWork as a tenant, Adam bought four buildings in order to help prove WeWork as a viable tenant to landlords," the company said in the filing.
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"Having already secured the support of our pensions trustees, trade creditors and a significant number of landlords, we hope these final revised terms will ensure the majority of landlords support the Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) at next week's vote," said Ian Grabiner, CEO of Arcadia.
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But the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) proposed a new rule last month that would give landlords a free pass if they hired a third-party company to vet their applicants, which as many as 90% of landlords do, according to experts.
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Bills that lawmakers may tackle relate to vacancy decontrol, which lets landlords deregulate certain apartments when they become empty; preferential rent rates, which can disguise illegally inflated rent; and the use of major capital improvements to allow landlords to raise rents after big renovations.
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Landlords in some cities have pushed back on source-of-income laws, and a recent qualitative study by researchers at Johns Hopkins University showed that some landlords are worried about losing money if they accept vouchers, due to inspections and other kinds of administrative delays.
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A report commissioned by the Residential Landlords Association — which backed the legal challenge brought by an immigrant rights group and decided by the High Court on Friday — found that close to half of landlords were less likely to rent to someone without a British passport.
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That would give landlords an incentive to tear down cheaper rental housing and build luxury condominiums.
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Similarly, when housing is plentiful landlords need to worry about developing a reputation for being terrible.
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And tenants whose landlords treat them terribly have the option of leaving and renting somewhere else.
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"While a handful of landlords cooperated, the vast majority have not," he said in the statement.
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And landlords should not use criminal histories as a cover for race-based discrimination, HUD warns.
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Today's rents are still nowhere near what landlords demanded in early 2008 before the financial crisis.
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I am sure there are landlords who read it and thought it was a great read.
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The firm has received criticism over claims that it would force landlords to sell Heineken products.
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Landlords can seek exemptions in some cases, such as for a new or recently renovated buildings.
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Simon is one of Forever 22020's biggest landlords, with dozens of stores across its malls.
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The companies that offer these tools frame them as recommendations for landlords, which they can override.
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Both landlords and tenants hope that letting agencies will absorb the cost of the policy themselves.
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Many residents, who had been renting from various landlords, will receive $1,500 to help them move.
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That story's URL suggests that Rubler had appeared on some sort of "10 worst landlords" list.
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Simon is one of Forever 21′s biggest landlords, with dozens of stores in its malls.
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"I have to imagine that that would generally speaking be detrimental to landlords," Van Horn said.
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One solution could be to give Forever 21's two biggest landlords, Simon Property Group Inc.
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It may sound obvious, but many would-be beach landlords fail to properly promote their property.
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Statistics reveal 90% of landlords are represented in housing court, while 90% of tenants are not.
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Since launching in June 2016, Fibre has guaranteed $1.5 million worth of rental payments to landlords.
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In testing the market, however, they found that landlords weren't interested in something quite so intense.
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Lower stock prices may be bad for stockmarket "landlords", but they are good for stockmarket "tenants".
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Some who took part in the survey say they have little power in dealing with landlords.
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The probe has since expanded to landlords that have sold bonds backed by their rental properties.
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The company's proprietary online platform allows landlords to manage their properties from marketing to move-in.
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The government's guide for landlords who need to verify tenants' migration status is 35 pages long.
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Colliers noted, however, in the third quarter, landlords didn't cut rents by much across industrial properties.
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"The reality is landlords want us in their centres or on their high streets," he said.
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Neither are desirable outcomes, but it already appears that many landlords are taking the second option.
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"The class A landlords know that these retailers are kind of in a vice," Brown said.
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Landlords and property management companies can track the comings and goings of workers, guests and deliveries.
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Private investment in housing, including spending on equipment by landlords, fell for the third consecutive quarter.
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Hoylman says landlords could use the surveillance systems to target people living in rent-controlled housing.
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"The reality is landlords want us in their centers or on their high streets," he said.
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But in other smaller cities facing challenges, landlords will have to consider adjusting the asking rents.
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That success, however, has yet to ease concerns about the asset-liability mismatch among some landlords.
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The firm has developed more than 36,000 homes and is one of Singapore's largest commercial landlords.
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Most municipal lots are actually owned by building landlords (who can play havoc with rent costs).
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And experts expect to see more landlords selling their investment rental properties in the coming year.
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Landlords aren't social workers, and aren't in the position to deal with some tenants' complex problems.
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She also says that some landlords have burnt the shelters of the women who don't pay.
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And it is not just wind farm landlords who get this economic boost — entire communities do.
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"Besides going from renters to owners, going from renters to landlords is an intense thing," Mrs.
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Overall there are nearly 2 million private landlords in Britain, owning almost 20 percent of homes.
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Instead, they were gradually removed from their lands, as landlords enclosed large swathes of the countryside.
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Political leaders, unions, landlords and housing activists devised a way to deter illegal rentals on Airbnb.
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Now facing the ends of leases, profit-hungry landlords and the like, these spaces are seers.
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The information allows landlords to make more informed decisions about how to redevelop and pick tenants.
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Escalating retail headwinds aren't only impacting retailers these days — just take a look at their landlords.
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As retailers face more challenges from online competitors like Amazon, their landlords are increasingly of interest.
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Under the law, landlords have zero flexibility to use their own judgment in selecting a tenant.
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But the discriminatory law enforcement that results in that disparity is not the fault of landlords.
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In August, two Manhattan landlords were caught renting out illegal micro-apartments for $600 a month.
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WeWork does work with other Mexico landlords, but not at the scale as with Fibra Uno.
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But it also disclosed that it had $47 billion in future lease obligations to its landlords.
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The frequency of new launches has fallen while landlords were reducing their asking rents, they said.
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The majority of the homes, sales agents and residents say, are sold to absent Chinese landlords.
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Whatever the outcome, the usual parameters of housing issues — say, tenants versus landlords — seem forever changed.
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WeWork is reportedly also seeing some landlords cool on leasing deals thanks to its IPO troubles.
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Shah said that WeWork signaled to landlords that they needed to pay attention to their tenants.
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East Harlem, Manhattan New York City landlords are required to provide tenants with heat from Oct.
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He also says he thinks their landlords will be okay with them not paying the rent.
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Unfortunately, "Oops, I spent my rent check at a sample sale" won't fly with most landlords.
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Fox charges landlords for assessments and to display a ratings placard that indicates the building's grade.
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But the form does not require landlords to disclose the specific apartment that has been affected.
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Apart from that, most leases give landlords leeway to enforce rules sporadically or not at all.
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Controlling a large chunk of Hudson Square, Trinity is among the largest landlords in New York.
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Landlords will want back rent, suppliers will want back payments and governments will want back taxes.
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That the city and landlords are appeasing police is not a coincidence or a new tactic.
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One is never just fighting police violence, but also landlords and NYCHA, and the city, etc.
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Landlords are vying to bring in Lego stores, too, because shoppers are drawn to new experiences.
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Pre-internet, landlords who received written applications from prospective tenants had to do their own recon.
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Did discrimination by landlords in rich neighborhoods, or discriminatory zoning laws banning apartments, keep them out?
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Private landlords are subject to fines as much as $1,000 per day for repeated heat violations.
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Six nonprofits were chosen to act as intermediaries with landlords and help residents with housing problems.
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And in New York, there are many more of those small landlords than you might think.
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Tenant screening bureaus compile these lists from court databases and then sell the information to landlords.
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But it is not clear if the terms have been sweetened enough to sway dissenting landlords.
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By using the SaaS and the processes it has digitised, landlords can ensure they remain compliant.
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While many landlords have welcomed vouchers, others remain uncooperative and are breaking the law, he said.
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Last fall the city's public advocate, Letitia James, released a list of the city's worst landlords.
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Industry standards require landlords to achieve a minimum EPC rating of E on all rental stock.
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One requires landlords to pay for damage to their property caused by perpetrators of domestic violence.
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" Those actions included working with brokers and landlords, the impending layoffs, and "customers/asking for things.
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Closing all of its stores, the company said it was liaising with landlords on rent payments.
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It's about landlords who could legally refuse to rent to someone because of who they are.
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Here are the facts: • I am a descendant of Chinese landlords, military clerks, and military officers.
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If tenants don't pay, then landlords won't pay mortgages and liability protection payments or property taxes.
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Landlords in Chicago and other major cities are feeling the pressure of stubbornly high vacancy rates.
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She is happy to leave its care to their current landlords, who are friends of theirs.
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Landlords of rent-stabilized units would not be able to raise rents to offset the expense.
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Landlords do not need to give any notice if the increase is less than five percent.
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The company&aposs managers know they need to rebuild trust with clients, landlords, and Wall Street.
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" Asked about the mayor's vilification of landlords, Mr. Ricci said, "I think it's election year politics.
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Indeed, landlords ask more than $240 a square foot for aboveground storefronts in the immediate area.
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"There was a strong lobby of the big landlords, compradors, oligarchs and bureaucrats," Mr. Mariano says.
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By a -- when we think we big landlords, he controls half of the United States, actually.
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The landlords can still count on the co-working companies themselves to sign long-term leases.
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The Hunt A victim of rising rents, unpleasant roommates and finicky landlords, Giuliano Argenziano moved often.
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Pruitt's landlords, the Harts, were among his political donors when he was an Oklahoma state official.
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From his desk, he dialed a treatment center, then various landlords and nonprofit directors he knew.
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So landlords are looking for more novel ways to stand out, without actually lowering the rent.
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Overall, these are the top 210.16 best college towns and cities for landlords, according to Homes.
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His startup partners with landlords to fill new apartment buildings fast and just raised $20 million.
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It is no secret that landlords often do not maintain the public spaces as initially designed.
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Landlords were allowed to raise the rent by 103 percent each time a new tenant arrived.
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Officials say their targets aren't the shopkeepers but the landlords who rent illegal space to them.
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It'd also prevent landlords from discriminating against potential tenants based on where they get their income.
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Is it really because of what Sanders describes as "corrupt landlords" trying to fleece the public?
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Landlords would be allowed to protect themselves with private armies — the poor were out of luck.
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The suit also says the program, which pays a full year's rent upfront, incentivizes unscrupulous landlords.
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Landlords who already have been paid a full year's rent have little motivation to address problems.
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Landlords tend to use preferential rent if market rents are lower than what is legally allowable.
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Low-income tenants can rent from private landlords with housing vouchers under HUD's Section 8 program.
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The bottom line is that landlords often look beyond the number that is the credit score.
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The city closed a deal on Thursday to pay the landlords $173 million for the buildings.
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Restricting such listings pleases some landlords, some angry neighbors, the hotel industry, and probably many others.
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Isles helps residents identify peeling paint and works to get landlords to help fix existing problems.
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"As a client of Zumper and one of the largest landlords in the US, Blackstone is keenly focused on technological innovation to improve the rental process for both renters and landlords," said Sean Muellers of Blackstone who will act as a board observer, in a statement.
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But the company's recent and short-lived partnership with the real estate brokerage Citi Habitats shows just how difficult it is for tenants to glean information about their landlords — and how swiftly landlords will push back at any attempt to shine a light on their records.
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Other landlords with exposure to Sears and Kmart include Macerich, CBL Properties, Urban Edge Properties and Kimco.
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HUD works with private landlords to subsidize some 1.4 million low-income households, according to the center.
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They called for big landlords' properties to be expropriated and rents to be frozen in the capital.
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As those stores close, real estate landlords are trying to turn to healthier businesses to replace them.
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"Our landlords are being very understanding, but that's only going to last for so long," Kelly said.
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Before FICO, credit bureaus relied in part on gossip culled from people's landlords, neighbors, and local grocers.
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But because the problem lies with landlords, not agents, experts are advising a change in rental contracts.
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Our last apartment, I was talking with the landlords every week because a new issue would arise.
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Landlords, realtors and brokers could no longer refuse outright to rent or sell property to racial minorities.
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Every day, she contacted brokers and landlords, interrupted only by Thanksgiving, then Christmas, then New Year's Day.
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The government has set a 90-night limit per year for lettings, but many landlords ignore this.
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But first it will have to convince more landlords to modernize or replace their whole software stack.
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The startup has already worked with notable landlords like Gotham Organization and Peter Cooper Village / Stuyvesant Town.
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Making apartment management simpler and more enjoyable for landlords was a natural first step in our journey.
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It stands to reason that some portion of those renters are getting actively screwed by their landlords.
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That said, in most states, landlords are required to give 30 days notice of a rent increase.
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Regulatory red tape and taxes could scare landlords away from short-term rentals and towards coprorate housing.
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But if the company does that too often, landlords will grow skittish about doing business with it.
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"They always struggled with the mechanics and some of the financials," Cheesewright said, referring to landlords there.
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Armed groups, older men in host communities, and others like taxi drivers and landlords were found guilty.
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Although landlords can seek a permit, city officials have said they will reject 95 percent of requests.
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New York limits the amounts by which landlords can raise rents each year for rent-stabilized tenants.
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Our rent is low because our landlords specifically rent to college students who attend the nearby university.
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Landlords can make money from poky offices, shops and basements that are increasingly hard to rent out.
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"We believe that by working together, home sharing can bring economic benefits to both landlords and tenants."
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The process can take years with powerful landlords mounting obstacles every step of the way, Basnet said.
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Research from Savills suggests that, for the first time, landlords may be selling up in large numbers.
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As a Mandarin and Cantonese speaker, I'd heard of some live-in landlords who offered incredible deals.
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Also be sure to also check rules and bylaws enforced by homeowners' associations, condo boards and landlords.
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And landlords are coming to terms with the fact that sky-high rents are no longer justified.
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She fears Luos will seize the opportunity of protests to take revenge on their (typically Kikuyu) landlords.
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In New York, for instance, a proposal would ban landlords from using face recognition surveillance on tenants.
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They face harassment and coercion from landlords, employers, and, as in Abeer's case, sometimes their own families.
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Drama with your family, roommates, or landlords may be the final straw for you at this time.
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Landlords will be able to charge a premium for those properties, enabling Airbnb to earn more too.
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I've stashed my kayak in the weedy, cluttered backyards of low-rent landlords who didn't really care.
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"If the retailer finds a new tenant, the landlords, we've found, have been very cooperative," he said.
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"Landlords haven't changed their products in a very, very long time," Bedly co-founder Martin Greenberg said.
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This has discouraged landlords from leasing their land in some of the most fertile areas, Haque said.
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That's why many veteran landlords pay a management company to take care of the details for them.
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Non-operator landlords, such as hedge funds and multinational corporations, own 80 percent of this rented farmland.
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The administration warned landlords this year that they cannot impose blanket bans on tenants with criminal convictions.
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In arriving at their decision, board members also looked at landlords' operating costs and net operating income.
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"What's the difference between these 996 companies and the old landlords who oppressed peasants???" said one post.
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It also generates greater revenue per square foot than landlords by squeezing more people into a space.
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Some part-time landlords might just rent a room in their home instead of a whole house.
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Rentlogic uses the data to grade landlords, property managers and buildings on an A to F scale.
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The ostensible rationale behind this harsh rule is to prevent "implicit bias" from infecting landlords' rental decisions.
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Editorial There are few legal fights more lopsided than landlords suing to evict their lower-income tenants.
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More recently, a growing number of both startups and traditional landlords have been getting into the market.
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Industrious and WeWork are both eyeing more partnerships with landlords and other arrangements over traditional leasing deals.
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Landlords, for example, can choose to have free energy audits, and more than 100 have done so.
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But, ultimately, neither tech workers nor greedy landlords and developers are to blame for the housing crisis.
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Landlords want those companies that will draw shoppers in with a personalized and "human" experience, he said.
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He lives in Fort Greene and, until recently, sold cleaning supplies to landlords and worked for FreshDirect.
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But it's also landlords' greed (just because you can raise the rent doesn't mean you have to).
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"Because there's the threat of bankruptcy, there should be some ability to negotiate with landlords," Levitin added.
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It brings landlords and judges and tenants together in this process that you can follow over time.
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They also forced them to pay their new landlords 30% more rent than the outgoing Christian tenants.
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Most low-income tenants in New York still face their landlords' lawyers without representation of their own.
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Most cases are over nonpayment of rent, and landlords welcome the declining number of evictions as well.
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While evictions are unlikely, landlords may have to cut back on maintenance and improvements in their buildings.
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John Parr, who knew the family's landlords, was on the line and asked if they needed help.
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They have a lot more to do with the private profit motives of business owners and landlords.
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Either way, to be on the safe side, landlords have stopped increasing the amount they charge tenants.
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But then we as a landlords turn to the other constituency: The community immediately outside the yard.
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That includes relationships with attorneys, landlords, teachers, physicians and other professionals, but does not explicitly include investors.
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Eventually, Ohi has plans to turn this into a full-fledged platform, paying landlords based on volume.
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City officials said the bill focused primarily on large-scale commercial landlords who were gaming the system.
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The next thing New Yorkers should do is fill out that annual notice that comes from landlords.
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Landlords cannot use an access clause in a lease to get into your apartment for nefarious reasons.
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One concern is inflation; if everyone gets $1,000 in their pocket, will landlords decide to raise rents?
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But the Buildings Department does not always check to see if the landlords are telling the truth.
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At the same time, he is hurting and damaging the reputations of many innocent and reputable landlords.
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Landlords were fined little, if at all, for illegally converting one-bedroom apartments into four-bedroom apartments.
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When landlords were caught violating the building code, tenants were not informed about hearings on the violations.
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Few landlords would rent to a single woman and one evicted her when she refused his advances.
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WeWork is already one of the biggest corporate landlords, with ambitions to transform the way people work.
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Tenants labeled troublemakers by landlords sometimes ended up on blacklists that would be shared among rental agencies.
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They also say landlords used previous rules to raise rents and make room for higher-paying tenants.
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They worry that the new laws will embolden landlords to deny animals to tenants who need them.
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Mr. Horn, the developer, said those types of restrictions on rental increases will disproportionately affect smaller landlords.
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Rent hikes that were permitted if landlords renovated or improved individual apartments would also now be limited.
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"Instead of criminalizing poverty, we're going to dedicate resources toward prosecuting abusive landlords," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez said.
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That practice would be banned, prohibiting landlords from discriminating based on a tenant's history in housing court.
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Even so, the city's housing department says its goal is to correct violations, not to punish landlords.
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During the Potato Famine, some landlords had shipped their produce overseas rather than feed their starving tenants.
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While large, institutional landlords often have strict rules, a mom-and-pop operation may be more flexible.
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Among those who stick to Olerud's tips, players recognized a sense of civic pride from their landlords.
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"When landlords got greedy and upped rents, we signed petitions trying to stop them," my mom said.
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But people still complain that it can take months to find landlords who will accept the vouchers.
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It can also help to be up front with prospective landlords when you apply for an apartment.
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Another strips landlords of their ability to object when a tenant brings new roommates into a home.
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Though the latter is illegal, the state's overtaxed enforcement body is largely incapable of holding landlords accountable.
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This kind of park presents "a large market opportunity for retail landlords and operators," Mr. Kim said.
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Even the Cheesecake Factory, a multibillion-dollar company, has told landlords not to expect an April remittance.
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The solutions we can happily crib from history: the landlords need to hold a lot less power.
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Bankruptcy court documents show the company owes nearly $10 million in unpaid rent to its major landlords.
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That could prompt landlords to convert apartments into owner-occupied housing, worsening the shortage of affordable rentals.
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Unscrupulous landlords sometimes push out rent-protected tenants so they can sharply increase rents on those units.
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Rather, the judges hearing these cases simply acted as accomplices in the dirty work of the landlords.
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Keep in mind, though, that landlords have higher financial expectations for guarantors than they do for tenants.
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Lam appealed to property developers and landlords to offer relief to retailers whose businesses had been hit.
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The decline reflected the impact of a new renting law that irked landlords but pleased many renters.
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"The friction is putting pressure on landlords to drop rents," Suzanne Mulvee, of CoStar Group, told CNBC.
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Is this legal under the new rent laws, which prohibit landlords from destabilizing apartments when tenants vacate?
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The department's ruling, however, flipped that relationship and put the onus on landlords to pay that fee.
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His company also operates through partnerships with landlords and others, which reduces its risks and potential rewards.
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Lam appealed to property developers and landlords to offer relief to retailers whose businesses had been hit.
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The amount of investment needed to build such a network is difficult for other landlords to replicate.
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She appealed to property developers and landlords to offer relief to retailers whose businesses had been hit.
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Landlords flout laws on building exteriors and ignore enforcement, including $31 million in fines, The Times found.
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It might raise prices abruptly, or cut payroll, or try to renegotiate deals with landlords and suppliers.
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Even the security deposit could be up for negotiation, as landlords have been reducing that fee, too.
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In addition, 2750 landlords, property managers and contractors were charged with commercial bribery and falsifying business records.
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Hundreds of data-mining companies sell landlords tenant-screening reports that list past evictions and court filings.
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Some landlords pay tenants a couple of hundred dollars to leave by the end of the week.
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As the city's population ages, officials are urging homeowners and landlords to make age-in-place fixes.
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Finally, the argument goes, if landlords are hit, their banks might face losses on loans to them.
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In most cities and states, landlords are required to keep the properties they rent in habitable condition.
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"It's really easy to point fingers, to say it's someone's fault, like greedy landlords," Mr. Levinson said.
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In some areas, improving the voucher system could also involve improving the voucher-acceptance process for landlords.
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Landlords were stuck with nonpaying tenants, and they fear that new voucher programs could bring similar problems.
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Without that status, they struggle to convince employers to hire them or landlords to rent to them.
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Strengthening rent regulations and eliminating vacancy decontrol, which allows landlords to increase rents when tenants vacate apartments?
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Businesses have been under intense pressure from landlords to reopen, sometimes with rent forgiveness as a lure.
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Indeed, small landlords are more likely to treat their properties like their home, for better or worse.
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This year they heard from about two dozen landlords and 219 tenants who testified during four hearings.
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The committee includes Sears' landlords, the US government overseeing its remaining pensioners, vendors and representatives for bondholders.
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Many landlords have turned off water and power to force artists out until the campaign is over.
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What emerges is a detailed portrait of their struggles with these landlords in disputes over household hazards.
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U.S. localities typically have authority to order landlords to address violations of local housing and health codes.
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Rhode Island provided landlords with information and training on how to reduce lead hazards in the home.
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That changed around the turn of the century when builders and landlords identified a new revenue stream.
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A space called Burnt Ramen was evicted by the neighbor city of Richmond within weeks, tenants at the Salt Lick in Jack London Square were given the boot by landlords, and Oakland forced landlords at a West Oakland place named The Deathtrap to stop allowing people to live there.
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The U.S. federal government, meanwhile, has avoided a key step in protecting people from lead poisoning: regulating landlords.
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They suggested getting employees, landlords, suppliers, bankers, neighbors, state and local politicians, and even pastors to write letters.
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Landlords, Croman included, have been known to rescind housing offers when they realize the applicant is using vouchers.
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Brokers, management companies and landlords have been using antiquated technology for years to market and update their listings.
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Cheung, meanwhile, said he encourages landlords to increase deposits if they feel the need to protect their investments.
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Who are these landlords, and how do they decide to just suddenly raise the rents by so much?
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I park on the street and shoot a note to my landlords — they are coming later to salt.
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Mathenge, 37, said he had been forced to move house numerous times after landlords discovered he was gay.
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In whiter, more affluent neighborhoods, rentals are in short supply and landlords often refuse to take Section 8.
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Also, the pair couldn't come up with the large deposit most landlords in the city demand from tenants.
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The committee includes Sears' landlords, the U.S. government agency overseeing its remaining pensioners, vendors and representatives for bondholders.
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Some buildings deemed by state government officials to be uninhabitable were renovated by landlords seeking rent, they said.
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The deal was that agents would collect onetime fees from the tenants and the landlords would collect rent.
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Also, no sanctions are placed on landlords who ignore it, other than a requirement to reduce the rent.
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Those creditors, which include Sears landlords and bondholders, have also questioned Lampert's pre-bankruptcy transactions with the retailer.
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The party appears to favour allowing landlords to charge whatever they like when a tenancy is newly listed.
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Now those landlords need to deal with operators behind on their rent without harming thousands of elderly residents.
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Landlords like medical tenants, too — they generally have good credit and sign longer leases than traditional retailers would.
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The main defendants have been paint and lead manufacturers as well as landlords of properties containing lead paint.
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Some people lost their jobs or were evicted from rented apartments because police intimidated their bosses and landlords.
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The toxic heavy metal remains a pernicious threat protected by the government's inability to regulate landlords and contractors.
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It is also illegal for landlords and management companies to deny or refuse housing applications from pregnant candidates.
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Liboi said that to this day in Kariobangi, some Luo do not pay their rent to Kikuyu landlords.
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Inspectors said it has been a "cat-and-mouse chase" as many illegal landlords had repeatedly ignored warnings.
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For landlords, the poor or non-existent data about their housing stock and resultant maintenance and repair inefficiencies.
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The concierge also helps landlords create rental listings that will appeal to renters and get those vacancies filled.
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The company is seeing revenue of $2,000 per day and they're hitting about 20-50 new landlords daily.
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"If [landlords] feel they're being wronged, they will simply direct me to keep demanding the rent," he says.
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It also generates greater revenue per square foot than traditional landlords, by squeezing more workers into a property.
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"We're seeing landlords now starting to really diversify their tenant mix towards more experience-orientated brands," says Patel.
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The REIT would've "bought time" and had preference over other landlords for Bon-Ton's real estate, he said.
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It also prohibits landlords from evicting tenants without cause after the first year of residency, the AP reported.
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The project expands Airbnb's "Friendly Buildings Program" which shares revenue generated from home sharing between hosts and landlords.
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Landlords increasingly evaluate tenants based on credit scores, and even some employers check credit before hiring, McBride said.
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But as the neighborhood has been hollowed out, most of the houses have been sold to absentee landlords.
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But social housing undermined the position of landlords, and the bourgeoisie felt targeted by taxes on conspicuous consumption.
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But under current law, landlords are allowed to increase rents by up to 20 percent upon a vacancy.
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As with first-in-time, a group of landlords represented by PLF have challenged this ban in court.
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Then, we chose a small house with a simple layout that would be easy to manage as landlords.
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Similar to other short-term-rental operators, it leases space from landlords in order to rent it out.
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The agency argued that the practices allowed realtors and landlords to exclude certain demographics from seeing housing ads.
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In China, landlords and business owners were enemies because they were believed to exploit poor farmers and workers.
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He put rules in place to financially punish landlords who house undocumented people or businesses who employ them.
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Some landlords try to set qualifications that disqualify a person from renting, such as not having enough income.
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Hazelton passed a controversial ordinance in 2006 that among other things prohibited landlords from renting to undocumented immigrants.
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These days, employers, landlords and even prospective dates use credit scores as a proxy for a "deadbeat" metric.
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The latter language means that it's not enough to punish landlords or communities who intentionally deny minorities housing.
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In most states, landlords are required to keep the homes and apartments that they rent in habitable condition.
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In 1998, the historian Jill Liddington published Female Fortune, a book about women landlords that centered on Lister.
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Landlords typically earn back those credits and discounts by charging more in the later years of a lease.
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Bebe risked having to file for bankruptcy if its landlords did not accept the deals, the sources said.
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Landlords who reflexively bar people with criminal records risk being hauled into court unless they revise that policy.
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Federal officials said landlords must distinguish between arrests and convictions and cannot use an arrest to ban applicants.
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However, the way the real estate market is right now, it's very easy for landlords to re-rent.
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Key people within the community such as doctors, youth leaders, landlords are informed and police monitor the offender.
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Reuters found: • A 2004 housing law co-sponsored by Bill de Blasio, now the mayor, targeted scofflaw landlords.
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"By working directly with the landlords, we're able to present the highest quality scam-free rentals," said Kobs.
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Exorbitant fines against the landlords found at fault look to punish those who place tenants in dangerous conditions.
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WeWork is hitting the brakes after its IPO went up in smoke — and landlords could pay the price
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Some San Francisco landlords offer promising but unproven tenants a bit of help known as a percentage deal.
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In New York City, landlords also follow this guideline, insisting that applicants earn 40 times the monthly rent.
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The agency can refer cases of landlords found to be submitting false receipts to the state attorney general.
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In 2006, with the store's $51,000 monthly rent overdue, the landlords started eviction proceedings and seized the inventory.
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Landlords aren't eager to evict people right now because it's not like they're going to get new tenants.
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Under the program, the city grants landlords property tax breaks for new boilers, elevators and other building improvements.
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Minister Paschal Donohoe said that landlords whose tenants are struggling will also be offered the three-month break.
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Many landlords reject vouchers because they have had negative experiences with the local housing authorities that administer them.
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He said the company wanted to add more buildings and to work with landlords to convert individual apartments.
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Even when a freeze is in place, landlords have various mechanisms to raise rents beyond the board's guidelines.
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Landlords can also raise so-called preferential rents, a rent below the legal maximum allowed under rent stabilization.
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Another argument could target the retroactive rule that limits how much landlords can charge tenants for past upgrades.
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Ask Real Estate Landlords must provide tenants with habitable quarters, but not all disruptions make an apartment unlivable.
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If landlords do not cooperate, the city intends to use eminent domain to take the property, officials said.
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Over the past 2128 years, the rents demanded by landlords for clusters have been tantamount to price gouging.
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The investigation revealed that unscrupulous landlords, disreputable lawyers, weak regulations and inefficient housing courts all played a part.
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And in New Delhi, the capital, some Kashmiris were thrown out by their landlords simply for being Kashmiri.
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He recalled that landlords in Tokyo had discriminated against Okinawans and that he had difficulty finding an apartment.
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He backed a 2006 ordinance to penalize businesses that hired undocumented immigrants and landlords who rented to them.
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To solve another pain-point for tenants and landlords/agencies, Goodlord has introduced "virtual banking technology" for customers.
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He said he placed ads but did not know the two landlords named in the lawsuit with him.
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In this instance, the actions taken by the housing authority mimic those of the city's least caring landlords.
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Many New York City landlords expect to see some hefty financial documentation from prospective tenants and their guarantors.
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In practice, though, the burden largely falls on tenants to be proactive in holding their landlords to account.
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Another prohibits landlords from choosing among prospective tenants, forcing them to accept the first qualified person who applies.
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There's tens of thousands of private landlords, so that's difficult to mandate any one way of doing that.
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The issue will be how long the outbreak continues, and how much leniency those landlords can afford residents.
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"If they do that, the landlords will ease up, and then the tenants will ease up," Chau said.
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Without leeway from lenders and landlords, the squeeze on people and businesses may be too much to bear.
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A study of Milwaukee landlords found that eviction of tenants was the most common response to nuisance letters.
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As state housing commissioner, he pushed a law that let landlords charge market rates when apartments became vacant.
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I think that landlords aren't expecting rent on April 1, whether the state cancels the rent or not.
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Landlords were a bottomless supply of villains: expose one, and 10 more would take his or her place.
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Mr. Whelton, an investigative reporter more at home writing about shady landlords, never wrote about dog feces again.
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The landlords provide housing to service members under 50-year, multi-billion-dollar contracts with the military branches.
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The number referred to past spending on issues before City Hall by Uber, landlords and charter school groups.
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Per real estate company CBRE, WeWork signed just four new US leases with landlords in the fourth quarter.
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Rents have risen briskly as demand rises and landlords shift to lucrative short-term rental services like Airbnb.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, said on Tuesday that the state would have "zero tolerance" for dishonest landlords.
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Abbas Razvi quickly developed a reputation as a neighborhood broker, helping customers find apartments and landlords find tenants.
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But that program has confused tenants and landlords since the eligibility, caps and amounts differ from the state's.
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To make things easier, I identified architects and engineers who worked with mega-landlords and pulled their permits.
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Elsewhere, landlords either handle the marketing and leasing of units, or pay a broker to provide that service.
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Landlords will be scrambling to find tenants for those locations that aren't owned directly by the toy retailer.
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Companies such as Jetty, Obligo, SureDeposit and TheGuarantors also provide tenants and landlords with services similar to Rhino's.
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Even with the safe harbor, landlords will need to keep immaculate records to prove they're following the rules.
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But talks between Forever 22 and its landlords fell through, according to a person familiar with the talks.
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Roomi now brings in "several million" in annual revenue through partnerships with landlords and other real estate companies.
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Discrimination by potential employers and landlords and rejection by family force many transgender people into the underground economy.
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It&aposs a wide category that is seeing record investments and growing attention from institutional investors and landlords.
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The sitcom's characters Lucy and Ricky Ricardo met Fred and Ethel Mertz when the Mertzes became their landlords.
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On the city's Northwest Side, landlords refused to rent to them fifty-eight per cent of the time.
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But the real estate industry and landlords are bristling over the bill, raising concerns about costs and safety.
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It would also create a way for tenants to take landlords who ignore that requirement to Housing Court.
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By some measures, Blackstone is one of the nation's 10 largest employers and one of its biggest landlords.
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But there are plenty of landlords that can easily outfit and rent out offices to provide more services.
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They cited work records, traffic tickets, signed checks, insurance forms, and interviews with Lucas' past landlords and employers.
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New York (CNN Business)Landlords are telling Sears: Don't let the door hit you on the way out.
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As a result, healthcare landlords such as Quality Care are scrambling to protect their businesses from the downturn.
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For example, the NYC Department of Social Services has brought several lawsuits against large landlords for voucher discrimination.
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It added it would try to mitigate the impact on employees, suppliers and landlords affected by the move.
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Never mind that the popular short-term rental site has been opposed by landlords and city officials alike.
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Landlords had little incentive to discount rents, since they couldn't recoup the subsidy until the apartment switched hands.
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After the bailout from SoftBank, the company plans to sell customers more services and renegotiate leases with landlords.
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Local housing officials fear the regulation would also add to costs for landlords and increase the homeless population.
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Building owners said the changes will leave landlords hamstrung, unable to charge enough rent to maintain their buildings.
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In some cases, landlords are willing to pay a pretty penny to buy a tenant out of it.
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The committee includes Sears' landlords, the US government body overseeing its remaining pensioners, vendors and representatives for bondholders.
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"Larger breeds are less attractive to landlords because the tendency to larger amounts of damage," Badrap's Reynolds said.
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Meanwhile, the Public Advocate of New York has a list of the 100 Worst Landlords in that city.
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Well, those landlords have a new tool to screen their wannabe tenants: Naborly, a startup that analyzes up to 500 data points on each potential renter, scouring everything from media mentions to Facebook profiles, even accounting for employment stability to warn landlords if a tenant might struggle to pay rent.
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Mr. Desmond writes with some sympathy for landlords, who face direct losses, or even foreclosure, when tenants fall behind.
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Parents tend to be benevolent landlords, generally tapping their "tenants" for a sum below market value — sometimes far below.
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Landlords also stand to benefit from the money brands invest to renovate in the space, which is sometimes dated.
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"This has demonstrated to potential and existing landlords that sometimes the money is not a sure thing," she said.
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But the landlords never provided the requisite documents saying whether or not they had tested the home for lead.
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Renters are left out of the efficiency boom because they're left to the whims of their landlords' investment decisions.
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But when he vacated rooms at the Chelsea Hotel and the Breslin, landlords probably threw some into the trash.
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I think most people don't like their landlords just because they're a reminder that they have to pay rent.
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"If Indian inhabitants would clean up after cooking, then landlords would not need to worry about them," added Seah.
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The good news for renters is that landlords today are less likely to raise the rent by a lot.
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The mega-landlord, these are the landlords like the Kushners, these are hedge funds that are getting into landlording.
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We've been pushing that for a few years to tax landlords who leave commercial spaces vacant for too long.
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By the end of the visit, the landlords warmed up to Rose and were willing to make a deal.
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And preemptively telling workers might have risked tipping off landlords, who just learned the company is surrendering its leases.
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Landlords count on tenants not showing up for their eviction court dates; for them it means an automatic victory.
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He purchased the estate in 2015 after emerging as one of the largest private landlords on U.S. military bases.
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So if landlords have all the power in restaurant real estate, what are they looking for in a tenant?
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And private owners may not let to tenants without references from employers or previous landlords, or to benefit claimants.
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Franchisors may try to include many third-parties, including landlords and suppliers or tax authorities, in a guaranties section.
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The New York Department of State has barred brokers who work for landlords from imposing broker fees on tenants.
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Already 15 percent of the company's listings are coming directly from landlords, with the rest coming from individual leaseholders.
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Instead, well-connected landlords make fortunes renting tiny patches of land to people who have nowhere else to go.
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Meanwhile, the affordable independent grocers we could shop at can't make rent anymore because their landlords want more money.
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Without a good basis for land ownership, how can it be fair for landlords to get rich from rent?
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The company has turned to revenue-sharing agreements in which landlords invest the majority of money for new locations.
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My parents are landlords, and although they're in a different state, I can use any advice I can get.
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But last week, regulars faced news that The Smell's building has been targeted for demolition by the venue's landlords.
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The houses fell into disrepair after being purchased by private landlords, and then been used for multiple occupancy homes.
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Luckily our landlords decided that the broken spin cycle wasn't worth fixing, so they bought us a new one.
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Castle – Property management as a service 1 in 15 Americans owns a rental property, but people hate being landlords.
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The main fear was that landlords would respond to the cap by refusing to spend money on their properties.
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Through one model, they'd charge landlords about $350 up front for install, then $1.50 per apartment unit per month.
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Pass-through businesses include everything from architecture firms to part-time landlords incorporated as partnerships and limited liability companies.
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Crooked landlords use legal loopholes to evict families so they can jack up prices and move in richer tenants.
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The organization provides legal assistance to individuals and families, such as legal defense in court during disputes with landlords.
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And "anti-competitive behaviors" like under-the-table deals between ISPs and landlords will be rooted out, as well.
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Landlords using the platform range from individuals who are first-time owners to some of London's biggest property companies.
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Employers and landlords faced new duties to perform migration checks—and steep fines or jail time if they failed.
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Furthermore, de Bruijne argues there is major upside for landlords and other private car park owners with underutilized inventory.
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But it isn't enough for Rentlogic's score to just exist; Fox needs landlords and tenants to believe in it.
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There are fears, raised by Grist, that user profile pictures could prompt landlords to racially discriminate against prospective tenants.
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Lubinsky suggested the ability for tenants to review and rate landlords after they leave will take care of that.
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First-time buyers tell Gottberg how landlords are raising rents for a third time within a couple of years.
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Donald Trump was among the developers and landlords who fought to keep the sprinkler law from being applied retroactively.
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"To have that type of living space totally aboveboard, [landlords and tenants] would be completely priced out," he said.
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Though she's a Japanese citizen, many landlords immediately refused to rent to Rosie after finding out she's half British.
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The company also said it is interested in facilitating revenue-sharing agreements between landlords and tenants who host Airbnbs.
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"Landlords have to respond to what customers want," said Simonetti, whose firm recently added flexible workspace to its offerings.
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It's landlords and property developers—even those from the old-school community, who are exploiting people with rent hikes.
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So there are designated eviction moving teams, storage facilities, and data-mining services to help landlords keep tenants moving.
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In this instance, to combat fuel poverty and to help social landlords care for properties and communities more effectively.
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Up-and-coming retailers — like Taft and Interior Define — want "expertise and connections to large retail landlords," he said.
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Desperate landlords began to rent "work space" lofts to artists whom these owners knew were covert, full-time residents.
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She's also trapped by landlords who require prospective tenants to meet requirements difficult for low-wage workers like her.
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Understandably, the reaction to this sort of analysis being used as a tool by landlords has not been positive.
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This is difficult for the many migrants who are employed casually and have no formal agreement with their landlords.
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For example, renters do have the right to withhold rent from their landlords if certain conditions are not met.
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That means they are tied to paying rents to the landlords irrespective of whether the apartments are ultimately subleased.
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She, too, anyway, was treated like a nigger, especially by the cops, and she had no love for landlords.
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Nine in ten employers, four in five landlords, as well as mortgage-lenders, universities and schools run such checks.
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The lock on the building door is how landlords keep out people who should not be in the building.
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At many of these properties, landlords will opt to divide the bigger spaces among a handful of smaller tenants.
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Landlords push people out of apartments, condos and houses in order to rent the units out for short-terms.
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California and Rhode Island have laws in place that outlaw landlords from requiring the devocalization in their tenants' pets.
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The landlords had to tell Pruitt the condo was rented out for the month of July, the sources said.
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Hilarion (brilliantly danced by Cesar Corrales) is puzzlingly familiar with the landlords, and his revelation about Albrecht is unclear.
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With landlords almost always represented by lawyers, tenants are overmatched from the start, tenant advocates and city officials say.
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If the landlords have not made repairs, for example, some tenants might be entitled to a reduced rent bill.
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