Sentence examples for tenancies charge from inspiring English sources

Letting agents, who arrange most such tenancies, charge all sorts of outrageous fees for renewing contracts.

She has had an inside garage space since the beginning of her tenancy, and the charge for the space is included in her rent.

The Labour leader also called for longer, securer tenancies and rental charges of up to £500 to be axed.

Under an assured shorthold tenancy you are allowed to charge a market rent.

The figures were issued by HomeLet, which carries out 350,000 tenancy checks a year for landlords and are based on the prices charged for new tenancies.

Others waiting for a home will have even less opportunity to secure a new tenancy without incurring the penalty charge.

It told Gray that it would charge him: a tenancy fee of £360 (including VAT); an admin fee of £90; a £60 referencing fee; a check-in fee of £90; a £90 guarantor fee; while a deed of guarantee (separate tenancy agreement) would cost a further £120 – and if he wanted to move in on a Saturday that would be a further £72.

Beware of terms in the tenancy agreement that allow the landlord to charge you for the cost of professional cleaning of the property when the tenancy comes to an end.

A third of agents charged a tenancy renewal fee, while the rest did not.

He said last month the payment of future social housing government grants to housing associations will be attached to the conversion of social tenancies to "affordable rent", which allows social landlords to charge rents of up to 80% of market rates.

Ms. McGuire said that if the rent on a rent-stabilized apartment goes over $2,000 during a tenancy, the landlord can deregulate the apartment -- and charge any rent he wants -- only if the tenant's household income for the last two years exceeded $175,000 per year.