Sentence examples for single landlord from inspiring English sources

Because these centres have a single landlord they get a good mix of tenants.

What, though, would it mean for a tenant if their home was owned by a collective rather than a single landlord?

Barrister Justin Bates, a housing law specialist from Arden Chambers and deputy general editor of the Encyclopaedia of Housing Law, said that if the court of appeal backed the decision, it would, "potentially affect every single private landlord and tenant relationship in the country".

Not all could be implemented without legislation, but there is much that can be tested out by individual landlords, or even on single estates.

The fear is this will be passed on to the tenant as single owner landlords refuse to absorb the cost.

"It's a cosy single," says one landlord, showing Grace a room so tiny the only cupboard space is across the hall – hers for £720 a month, plus council tax.

Gregg Popkin, a senior managing director at the commercial real estate brokerage CB Richard Ellis, said the current market for office space in Manhattan and some other major cities was so tight — with vacancy rates in the single digits — that landlords had no need to provide an amenity like Wi-Fi.

LGBTQ advocates are concerned about the potential domino effect of a Supreme Court ruling in the shop's favor, such as, for example, emboldening doctors to refuse to see expectant single mothers, or landlords to refuse to rent to same-sex couples.

Interest is often a landlord's single biggest deductible expense.

And renters can divide the costs between multiple roommates — Cozy collects the money from each roommate, combining it into a single payment for the landlord.

So, you can see how every single buy-to-let landlord is in some way culpable for the housing crisis as a whole.