The bailiffs of manors were, in effect, superintendents; they collected fines and rents, served as accountants, and were, in general, in charge of the land and buildings on the estate.
Consequently, occupational rents serve as a source of de facto political power that one can potentially transform into de jure political power.
The tenant, usually behind on the rent, is served with an orange notice and granted a few minutes to get themselves ready.
So on March 14, he gave his first rent party, serving potato chips and Georgi vodka from plastic jugs — and charged $12 a head.
Adam immediately begins making plans to rent Dodger Stadium, serve pizzas shaped like baseball mitts (catered by Wolfgang Puck) and leave each guest a personal Dodger uniform.
But what Ms. Richen sees as a basic question of fairness has prompted her to become an outspoken critic of rent control, serving on the board of the Small Property Owners of San Francisco Institute, a volunteer organization that advocates for small-time landlords.
If you want to rent a bike to explore the promenade, the Bike and Bean near Suncoast Casino has bikes and beach equipment to rent and serves a killer coffee!
And while it wouldn't break the bank to live here, it's also not the most affordable destination on the planet, although a budget of $3,000 a month, including rent, should serve you well if you forego the expensive restaurants and nightlife.
They fear that the rising stabilized rents will serve in the long run to undermine public support for rent stabilization.
In the works for five years now, the resort is planned to open this summer with 369 furnished units that are rented to serve as hotel rooms.
