Other potential buyers choose less aggressive approaches: attempting to negotiate a buyout with a tenant, for example.
But private spaces were frequently made elegant; one tenant, for example, added a patio and lush gardens with grapevines to the two-tiered roof, a legacy of the days when 80 Warren was a cluster of buildings of different heights.
The life tenant, for example, was forbidden in the 13th century to use the property in such a way as to damage it or to cause it to deteriorate unless the grant specifically allowed it, and the tenant "in tail" was forbidden to ignore the system of descent laid down for his property.
Though unwilling to be identified by name or to say how much she could spend, she said she could see the potential in owning her own property: "I would consider renting it long-term to the right tenant, for example, an expat working for a foreign firm in Cuba".
The lobby may require sprucing up to attract tenants, for example.
Wonky incentives are another: tenants, for example, are unlikely to pay to improve a landlord's property.
For fear of being stuck with immovable tenants, for example, landlords have left an estimated 40,000 properties vacant.
The 2002 assessment of TMOs found that 69% of TMO residents were satisfied with repairs, compared with 59% of council tenants, for example.
Evidently, also the decision which documents to process in the public cloud, depends on the applicable tenant policies, for example non-confidential documents (like advertising) will be generated in the public cloud, and confidential documents in public clouds that offer encrypted storage or in the private cloud.
You will also want to fill in the amount of notice that is required before a tenant vacates, for example 2 months notice or 90 days.
A skyscraper such as the Woolworth Tower had around 600 different tenants in 1913, for example, while a typical tenant might rent four or five office units in a skyscraper.
