The phrase "a rental which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific rental property or item, often to provide additional information or clarification about it.
Example: "I found a rental which has all the amenities we need for our vacation."
Alternatives: "a rental that" or "a rental property which".
I return a few days later to see a rental, which is what intrigued me in the first place.
And the little one-bedroom shared by Miranda Dempster and her partner, Gus McKay, in this beat-up building is a rental, which is always a design challenge.
The second big area of complaints is how mystery damage is found at the end of a rental which was not marked on the rental sheet when the car was picked up.
As I returned home, cursing the traffic jams in my neighborhood that even car-sharing hasn't been able to ameliorate, it dawned on me that this sort of on-the-fly trip wouldn't be possible with a typical car rental, which involves a trip to an office, more paperwork to fill out and an advance reservation that by its very definition precludes spontaneity.
Two-family houses with a two-bedroom owner's apartment and a two-bedroom rental, which would bring in about $1,200 a month, sell for $325,000 to $450,000.
A two-bedroom, two-bath condo convenient to El Centro that sells for $75,000 would rent for about $750 per month short term (meaning fully furnished) or about $500 per month long term (meaning you wouldn't have to furnish or mess with the hassle of managing a short-term rental, which is considerably more work than managing a long-term unit).
Rather, first I obsessed — the house was a six-month rental, which was longer than I had planned on, the price was somewhat higher than I had figured on paying, and there was the matter of logistics — and then I took it.
Mr. Paz said you are essentially tricking the system into thinking you're booking a two-day weekend rental, which typically has a lower base rate, with the goal of returning the car early.
Starting as a car washer there, he became the director of United States car and truck operations in 1992, before a headhunter lured him to a competitor, Thrifty Car Rental, which hired him to travel around the country evaluating the franchise's businesses.
Yet there are buildings like the Helena, at 11th Avenue, a gray-and-blue-banded rental, which offers its residents an on-site market and a restaurant, perhaps to offset the lack of services immediately available.
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