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landlord

[land-lawrd] / ˈlændˌlɔrd /


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It is understood that not all of the building's private landlords were told about the plan, and that when some were, they objected to it.

From BBC

Unified School District, which used to operate the school, is essentially the landlord and has taken the leading role in remediation and reconstruction in close consultation with the school’s leadership.

From Los Angeles Times

The current government says its latest bill will "force landlords and their managing agents to be more accountable".

From BBC

But groups representing landlords say that further tax burdens will restrict the number of homes they can offer which risks pushing rents up.

From BBC

But according to the indictment, he paid himself above-market rate to “rent” properties he already owned, falsifying records to show he’d paid market rate to made-up landlords in order to house his clients.

From Los Angeles Times