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• At the time the rent roll was ?226 for 156 flats.
• The rent roll, required to be submitted annually, was filed only once before 1995.
• As recently as 1992, there were no units off the rent rolls, said Graziano, the general manager.
• "You don't see how they can work themselves out, with the debt load and the rent rolls.
• On his death his estate consisted of in twenty-five Cornish parishes with a rent roll of ?8, 147.
• He thought I was there to examine the rent roll, but what I wanted to do was walk the roof.
• He gave each of his numerous daughters ?0, 000 on marriage, leaving his son an annual rent roll of above ?2, 000.
• Nothing is known of Taylor's career before he named as Principal of St Edmund Hall, Oxford in a rent roll for 1405 1406.
• By limiting rent rolls, they say, regulation reduces tax revenues, constrains municipal services, discourages building maintenance and eventually leads to abandonment of properties.
• As the rents roll over, he said, they will add $ 130 million a year to Vornado's cash flow over the next 10 years.
• A rent roll of the Manor of Granhams dated 1708 shows that Tunwell and his sons held copyhold land from that Manor as well.
• Its 3600 acres included 18 tenanted farms, 18 farmland lettings, 52 residential properties and 13 commercial leases generating a total rent roll of ?.5m.
• She said that while repairs had been made, the rent rolls did not cover her expenses and her requests for rent increases had been denied.
• Since the rents in 16 of the apartments range from $ 100 to $ 400 a month, there is significant potential for building up the rent roll over time.
• RealPage was founded in 1998 with the acquisition of Rent Roll, Inc ., a provider of industry-leading, on-premises property management systems for the conventional and affordable multifamily rental housing markets.
• Still, if a case can be made that the Helmsley rent rolls are holding their own, it is harder to make a case that the Helmsley empire itself isn't shrinking.
• Both men said that buildings that normally traded for two to three times their rent rolls were now being marketed for four or four and a quarter times the rent rolls.
• Both men said that buildings that normally traded for two to three times their rent rolls were now being marketed for four or four and a quarter times the rent rolls.
• One drawback of such housing is that it tends to be expensive to operate, and the gap between the rent roll and operating costs often has to be made up from other sources.
• It was bought by an insurance company and Town and City Properties Ltd . The total net floor area was 55, 000 sq ft and in 1957 the rent roll was about ?7, 000 a year.