Sentence examples for rent going back from inspiring English sources

A. "If the tenant signs and returns the lease now, he will be responsible for the higher rent going back to the commencement date of the lease," said Samuel J. Himmelstein, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.

Once the reduction expires, the rent goes back to the previous rent, which becomes the base for calculating future increases.

She said two months of rent covered their taxes, insurance and property management fees, with the rest going back into their I.R.A.

Tenants can request a printout of an apartment's rent history going back to 1984 at a state housing rent office, but they must show identification and a copy of the lease or a rent bill.

At the same time, tenants looked forward to rent rebates going back years and damages worth tens of thousands of dollars.

"I was thinking of renting a car and going back, but there's probably no gas or food there".

Now, instead of going back to renting, they can buy a posher place with the council's help.

In addition, the law was changed so that tenants contesting their rent could go back only four years.

"I'd go on tour and come back with maybe a tiny bit – just enough for one month's rent – then go back to the coffee shop.

The city's rent regulations have been challenged many times going back decades, making this case an uphill battle.

They pulled together median home price data going back to 1985 and compared those to average rents.