Sentence examples for tenancies it from inspiring English sources

HomeLet, which bases its figures on tenancies it has reference-checked for landlords, said UK rents rose 4.9% in 2015 to an average of £739 a month.

When it comes to longer fixed-term tenancies it is also clear that landlords are hindered by the restrictive lending practices that govern buy-to-let mortgage deals.

To extend the tenancy it adds another £125, and anyone requiring an "outgoing reference" must pay £24.

Before signing the tenancy, it's also important to check with the agent or landlord which of the mandated tenancy deposit schemes will be used to secure the deposit.

She noted that while a rent-controlled tenant might have had a lease at the beginning of the tenancy, it has long been expired and does not have to be renewed.

"If you've got a fixed-term tenancy and you want to leave before it ends, the landlord can insist that you keep paying rent for the full length of the tenancy," says Khan. "If you have a joint fixed-term tenancy it can't be ended early unless all the housemates and the landlord agree, which is known as a surrender, or if there is a break clause in the tenancy agreement.

The bill is really two bills ("right to buy" and council tenancy), it's been poorly drafted and needed much amendment, most of it late and minus backup paperwork.

Marstons is deploying the cash into new builds with 15 scheduled to open in 2010 but it has too many tenancies and it is difficult to reposition any quicker.

The system successfully preserves a sanitized form of medieval land tenancy, but it makes cost-effective agriculture impossible, since it divides the land among far too many tenants.

Lavinia started on a year-long tenancy, but it now rolls over from week to week.

But knowing he has made a difference is immensely rewarding, says Blake-Smith: "I still bump into people who say: 'I remember you did this, I'm so grateful that I got this home and maintained my tenancy.' It really sticks with people".