Assertion: landlord's tenant | /r/HasProperty | new
Facets:
value: to renting/
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Abandonment of Property - If the tenant abandons the property, the landlord is allowed to terminate the lease and find a new tenant for the property (at reasonable rents).
text: What may have contributed to the scenario was that the landlord was new to the do’s and don’ts of rental property ownership, and the tenant was a new to renting/
text: Some leases include extension options, which must be exercised in a timely manner so the landlord can prepare for a new tenant.
text: If the lease period expires and the landlord has found a new tenant, but the present tenant refuses to leave the premises, the landlord may sue the present tenant for damages if the landlord could be charging the new tenant more rent.
text: Landlord must tell new tenants about the availability of fire protection in a building over three stories high.
text: Landlords sometimes ask only for payment when they do not want to lose a long-standing tenant or think they will not be able to find a new tenant.
text: Your landlord may prefer to find a new tenant than have to carry out a particular repair.
text: Under the McGuinty's government's Residential Tenancies Act, the landlord may charge a new tenant in a unit anything they wish.
text: In general, landlords hate finding new tenants.