Sentence examples for renting into from inspiring English sources
Many of its proposals are good, but they fall short of the reforms needed to transform private renting into a sector that works for everyone.
The Tory Help to Buy Isas seek to help savers stuck renting; the Liberal Democrat rent-to-own properties turn renting into something that feels more like a long-term mortgage deal; Labour's longer-term tenancies with staged rent rises are described as helping families "plan for the future", as if there will always be something beyond the signature on the tenancy agreement.
When relatives ask why you're a half-formed mess, remind them that renting into your 30s doesn't make you a giant failed baby.
The hard truth for low-income earners is that renting into your retirement years isn't advisable at least not under Australia's current pension and tenancy laws.
Buy-to-let and the lack of regulation in the private rented sector has forced London's new housing underclass, known as "generation rent", into sub-standard accommodation.
The study suggested Chancellor George Osborne's various "Help to Buy" schemes have not helped "turn generation rent into generation buy".
But the sales pitch often revolves around "net effective rent," which takes free rent into account to bring the number down further.
Since the brothers bought the lease in 1995, the club has paid £4.5m rent into their pension fund.
To continue filming, the production company had to pay the villa's rent into an account controlled by magistrates.
Gilbertson said retailers' demands to convert quarterly rents into monthly payments could also hit the value of commercial properties.
Shortly after that, having succeeded with "Annie," Mr. Marshall went to meet with Harvey Weinstein, who was interested in turning "Rent" into a movie.
