Landlords in a sentence

Haynes, who rented from corporate landlords that neglected to maintain their properties to the point where people had to move, wants to prevent corporate landlords from buying up homes on the North Side.

Private equity landlords, however, have more tools, personnel and data to act faster and more aggressively than smaller landlords, he says.

Because landlords are landlords.

A $500 million package by the Victorian government to support tenants and landlords was announced, but it does very little apart from subsidising landlords for rent decreases if they are forced to reduce rent.

But landlords contend that process is time-consuming and that most landlords deal with problem tenants simply by providing 30-day notice.

If buy-to-let landlords have benefitted at the expense of younger generations (and those landlords’ basic income needs are going to be guaranteed like everyone else’s), should they be fully bailed out?

Or living in houses with Thai landlords or even their Thai family as landlords?

The “owner-use” loophole: Landlords and their family members have been able to remove rent-stabilized tenants from multiple units to use them as residences, a rule sometimes abused by landlords as a way to ultimately raise rents.

The party will make it harder for landlords to evict private renters by giving them open-ended tenancies – and there will be tougher sanctions on landlords who fail to meet minimum standards.

These landlords would easily qualify as licensed landlords.

Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy said that the measure would “incentivise landlords to remain as landlords”, but this was rejected by opposition parties.

Interviews with landlords and tenants at eight buildings in Fair Haven and the Heights over the past week revealed wide disparities in how quickly landlords respond to lead-paint hazards.

Landlords who are not financially stable may be unwilling to spend money to improve the property and landlords that are not local may not have any capacity to deal with any issues as they arise.

Now landlords are only allowed to increase rent by the rate of inflation and have scrapped the ability of landlords to tack on an additional two per cent annually.

Lord Clarendon believed that the landlords themselves were mostly responsible for the tragedy in the first place, saying that "It is quite true that landlords in England would not like to be shot like hares and partridges.

A CBC News investigation has found no evidence that any fines have been dished out since the Newfoundland and Labrador government beefed up a law five years ago to make sure landlords and tenants were made more accountable.

Adrian Sangster, leasing director, said the changes were driving landlords out of the market and – as a result of more people chasing fewer properties – driving up prices.

Although I haven’t yet discovered a pub I can call my local, I am certain there are still many such places up and down the country, despite the very many challenges landlords and owners face.

Although landlords have the right to carry out a mass eviction in the face of collective action, they may be reluctant to do so.

A majority of the working group — 14 of the 25 members — favored a proposal to block landlords from raising rents more than 3% each year with limited exceptions.