Sentence examples for difficult to rent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Golub says that if a property has proved difficult to rent, the landlord may keep more desirable units unlisted until it has been.

"When you look at your average single woman on an average wage, you can see it's very, very difficult to rent anywhere reasonable," Smith told Guardian Australia.

The company found it difficult to rent out the entire building, and in 1990, took out $850 million in mortgage loans on it.

Beyond fueling housing credit, she added, the system "basically stops flexibility and mobility in the labor market because you can perhaps find a new job in another city but it will then be very difficult to rent a house there".

Beyond driving housing credit, she added, the system "basically stops flexibility and mobility in the labor market because you can perhaps find a new job in another city, but it will then be very difficult to rent a house there".

And once seen as difficult to rent, the spaces can command some of the highest office rents in Manhattan since the recession, some more than $100 a square foot.

"The private rented sector is proving difficult due to rent increases and also that landlords are cashing in on the accommodation they own".

Ms. Ni gained her freedom in April 2010, but found herself homeless after the police made it difficult for her to rent an apartment or a hotel room, she said.

Her family residence had been demolished while she was in prison, and she said the police made it difficult for her to rent an apartment or a hotel room.

"It is very difficult for us to rent units at the present fair market rate," she said, "and it will be absolutely impossible to convince landlords to take less than they are currently receiving".

For example: Your credit rating will plummet, making it difficult for you to rent an apartment, secure a car loan, or qualify for a mortgage.