Imputed house rent refers to virtual house rent because this house expense is treated as an asset in the IO framework and not as part of consumption.
You do '22 Jump Street' or you do other things and you can pay your rent" (referring to his forthcoming sequel to the hit 2012 comedy "21 Jump Street").
The agency gave her $4,500 to help pay her back rent and referred her to Catholic Charities of Brooklyn and Queens, one of the seven agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, for the rest.
A: Thomas Higgins, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said that the rent increase referred to by the managing agent is apparently a capital-improvement increase, sometimes called an individual-apartment increase, that a landlord would be entitled to after making an improvement to an apartment.
Plans include more owner occupied homes in areas dominated in the past by socially rented property (referred to as tenure diversification), especially in regeneration areas.
They were eventually discovered by the NGO Basma wa Zeitouneh, which relocated them to their current apartment, covering their rent and referring Nadine to a doctor.
Explaining that he was manufacturing firearms without a license, the company Stratasys seized a printer that Wilson had rented; Stratasys also referred Wilson to the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms.
An article on Aug. 28 about deals made to persuade tenants to move from rent-regulated apartments referred imprecisely to inheritance rights for those apartments in New York City.
It is this acclimatizing function (and "Saturday night functions" are how Harlem residents referred to rent parties) that Mr. Wolfe has captured in "Miss Linda Brown," a jiving song and dance number ingeniously choreographed by Ken Roberson as a virtual catalog of Lindy steps and other swing dance specialties.
"Now condos are saying you maybe need to have your renter qualify before you can rent," she said, referring to approval by the condo board.
