rent
the rent paid each month
rent that is expensive
rent that is below the average cost
rent that costs little money
the rent paid each week
rent that is not too expensive
rent that is continuously increasing
the total rent paid for one year
rent for a house
the typical rent for a similar property in the area
rent that has been raised in price
rent for an office space
a reasonable and just amount of rent
rent that does not change over a period
rent for an apartment
rent that has been lowered in price
rent that has not been paid
rent that is unreasonably high
rent from previous periods that is still owed
rent for accommodation
the first rent payment or the starting rent amount
a period where no rent is charged, often as an incentive
rent for a piece of land
a very small amount of rent, symbolic
rent paid by the owner of a building to the owner of the land on which it is built
a very low or nominal rent, especially as a legal formality
an amount of money paid as rent
a rise in the amount of rent
a rise in the amount of rent
money that is used to pay rent
government regulations that limit the amount of rent landlords can charge
the general amount or standard of rent in an area
money paid by a government or organization to reduce the cost of rent
money given to someone to help them pay for rent
the act of collecting rent payments
a process of re-evaluating and possibly changing the rent amount
money that is owed for rent and has not been paid on time
a reduction in the amount of rent someone has to pay, often from the government
a person whose job is to collect rent
a protest where tenants refuse to pay rent
a book for recording rent payments
a man who collects rent (dated)
it is the time when the rent must be paid
the amount of rent increases
the amount of rent becomes higher
the amount of rent becomes higher
the amount of rent decreases
the rent must be paid (formal)
available to be rented
the amount of rent for a specific period like a month or a year
the act of paying rent
the failure to pay rent
money that is owed for rent and has not been paid on time (legal term)
to give money for the use of a property
to make the rent higher
to have enough money to pay the rent
to make the rent higher
to get rent money from tenants (by the landlord)
to ask for a particular amount of money for rent (by the landlord)
to be in debt for rent
to increase the rent (informal)
to be given rent money (by the landlord)
to have failed to pay rent on time
to begin to fail to pay rent on time
to set the amount of rent at a particular level
to cause the rent to increase
to officially decide the amount of rent
to determine the amount of rent mathematically