Sentence examples for making a rent from inspiring English sources

Despite telling Vice he has, by no means, 'experienced a comfortable life without fear of not making a rent payment', the 24-year-old, originally from Reading, explained how he works full-time - on top of his full-time studies -  to cover the rent for the 'over-exaggerated rent prices of living in a mouse-infested house with 11 other people sharing the same bathroom on the outskirts of London'.

"It's the difference between making a rent payment or being put out on the street," said Frank Mecca, executive director of the County Welfare Directors Assn. of California.

Making a rented canal house their base, they used the bikes to go to museums and other destinations within the city and to the outlying cities of Haarlem and Edam.

Perhaps instead, some suggested, we should purchase a gift card to insure that the money would buy groceries, or make a rent payment directly to the family's landlord.

Home isn't an address, or where you make a rent or mortgage payment.

New York's unique rent laws and expensive real estate market make a rent-stabilized lease particularly prized.

"It usually takes a no-fault eviction, or sudden rent increase, to make a renter realise how bad things are.

But as many young people would know, Australia's outdated tenancy laws can make a renter's life extremely difficult.

The investors are making a killing renting the properties, but continuing to drain wealth from these communities.

The prices indicate that buyers are making a bet that rents will increase and that the market will continue to recover, Mr. Knott said.

"It could make a high-rent district an even higher-rent district".