Sentence examples for the average landlord from inspiring English sources

The average landlord has seen a return of 15% over the past 12 months, equal to £27,475 per property, and across the sector returns totalled £124bn.

Since the housing market peaked in 2007, the average landlord has made £83,000, while in London gross returns have totalled £224,257 per property, the report claimed.

The average landlord in England and Wales earned rental income of £8,394 and capital growth of £13,594 in the year to January, giving a total return of £21,988, according to estate agents Your Move and Reeds Rains.

For the average landlord, the revenue generated by the surge in demand has already surpassed the pre-downturn levels.

So if you want an above average tenant, be an above average landlord and follow the steps above.

(Though let's face it: it would be a pain in the ass to convince the average New York City landlord to install a dish).

The average overall cost to a landlord, including the land and building, is $1.3 million.

Dan Margulies, executive director of the Community Housing Improvement Program, a trade association of building owners, estimated that the average buyout today costs the landlord about $25,000 in Manhattan, and half that amount in the other boroughs.

A report released by Shelter this week showed that the average Londoner paid £89,000 to their landlord in the last five years.

After Esher the next most expensive town for tenants is Oxford, where the average monthly rent being advertised by landlords on the website is now £1,612 – 11.7% higher than this time last year.

This increase in rents and lower house prices mean income for landlords is up, with the average yield now 5%.