The word "renter" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to someone who leases property from another person, usually a landlord. For example, "The renter of the house was responsible for mowing the lawn once a week."
Renter Can't Use Balcony Q I am a renter in a residential building and have temporarily lost the use of my balcony because the landlord is performing exterior structural repairs in accordance with Local Law 11.
AR: We have all had really bad renter experiences and that's one of the benefits of the business, it resonates with everybody.
As a renter you have a duty to pay your bills on time and to not disturb the neighbours.
In video both firms are trying to make headway against Netflix, which has been turning itself from a DVD renter to a video streamer.Content-maestersFacebook and Google have so far committed fewer assets to this campaign, though both are aware of its importance.
For example, the rate recently set for fibre by the Spanish regulator €20 per connection per month means "the economics are impossible for a renter", Ms Bienenstock says.
At the end of five years, if households still put 10% down for new homes, the buyer can cash out and put its $70,000 or so in equity toward a much grander house than the renter could ever think about affording.A few things jump out from this example.
For example, a renter who lashes out on electronics will currently have a lower rate whereas an owner-occupier with a big mortgage loan will have a higher one.
That is why rising rents, not rising house prices, were a theme in Germany's recent elections, with even the conservative Christian Democratic Union and Christian Social Union showing sympathy for some kind of "rent brake .Germany's renter-heavy housing market has unique historical and cultural causes and interesting consequences.
This is because being your own landlord solves the principal agent problem inherent in the rental relationship; the owner/renter interests are exactly aligned.Forget the landlord part of the above, which gets things backwards (if you're looking to become a landlord, then it makes sense to rent to yourself; if you're looking for shelter, it does not necessarily make sense to buy a home).
My BlueKai consumer profile correctly guesses that I'm an unmarried professional female flat-renter who buys hair products, make-up, deodorant, feminine products, and pizza.
In San Francisco — which has some of the highest rents in the country, giving landlords a strong incentive to try to banish unwanted tenants of rent-controlled apartments — the owner-versus-renter narrative has grown increasingly intense.
