Sentence examples for renters out from inspiring English sources
The letters politely informed the recipients that their tenants were operating illegal drug-manufacturing and -distribution centers, and that if they didn't boot the renters out, the feds would seize their property.
(Pack goats are as beloved as household pets to their handlers, and if there were any other goat renters out there, I couldn't find them).
The center estimates that eligible families would end up paying about only 30 percent of incomes on housing, and that even a modest renters' credit capped at $5 billion would lift 250,000 renters out of poverty, help 1.2 million of the lowest income renters and cut the number of poor households that spend more than half their incomes on rent by 700,000.
On the two party system, Bloomberg says, "Party politics has its placed, but it shouldn't get in the way of what doing what you as an elected official thinks is right," which, in Bloomberg's case, I guess means having mega-developers price all of the middle-class renters out of Manhattan.
"Renovictions" are a strategy that has been adopted across Vancouver, but most concertedly in Gastown and the DTES, wherein landlords kick renters out of their suites in order to renovate them and increase the rent for the next tenants who move in.
It is not clear if the renters made out any better.
Young renters watch out – retiring baby boomers are about to pull up the ladder yet again.
In this teeming, lively city of nearly 10 million residents, the bias against single renters is out in the open.
On the most basic level, that means three or even four renters missed out in favor of a congressman who has a net worth of $566,000 to $1.2 million.
In addition to new kitchens and bathrooms, washers and dryers are being installed in larger apartments, even though Ms. Estevez said she isn't convinced they're necessary because many renters send out their laundry.
In most American cities, real estate agents pool their listings into one database that lets buyers and renters find out about all available properties, easing the ordeal of hunting for a place to live.
