Sentence examples for renters property from inspiring English sources

In its ruling (with Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist writing for the majority), the court decided that storage companies had the right to owner's liens on renters' property and that — here's the rub — enforcing those liens, by sale or seizure, did not violate the 14th Amendment's due process clause.

Ezeugwu, who went to Temple University and is an "actor and model, & former licensed life, accident, and health insurance producer," hopes to "address the interpersonal side of the rental search process and producing transparency between renters, property managers, and landlords".

Housing rights organizations and government agencies have long used "testers" to uncover racial biases of landlords – sending black and white renters to property owners who may be refusing to rent to people of color.

Q: Do you need renters and property owners ?

Airbnb has also somewhat famously had issues with renters destroying property.

Inspecting utilities in an apartment on a regular basis will help you identify renters risking property damage and keep them on high alert.

At the same time, it is of great importance for the acceptance of such policy measures that questions regarding allocation, in particular, between renters and property owners, as well as incentive problems [[46],[47]] be given full consideration [[48],[49]].

In addition to the above strategies, today's investment from American Family Ventures, the strategic venture arm of American Family Insurance, is a strong signal that the company will roll out future services to serve the insurance needs of renters and property managers.

"Lovely has done an amazing job at designing products for desktop and mobile devices that simplify the renting process and offer innovative solutions for renters and property managers," Charles Stubbs, CEO of RentPath, which is based near Atlanta, GA, said in a statement.

In this us-versus-them mental landscape, them refers to new immigrants, blacks, young people, renters, non-property-owners and people perceived to be poor.

Compass is most certainly not the first company to build a platform to connect would-be home buyers / renters with properties — there are giants like Zillow, Trulia, Redfin, Homes.com, and Rent.