Officials said that in some cases the properties would be leased and investors would be allowed to charge rent.

And the pews were put there not because the sermons were wonderful, but because the churchwardens could charge rent for them.

As this will be a significant benefit to them, it would seem reasonable to charge rent, which would also give you an income.

Instead, banks buy a property on behalf of the borrower and then charge rent and fees over a specified period, typically 25 years.

If you choose to charge rent, you must respect her space, her right to visitors and all the other rights that come with having a lodger.

I don't earn much but have to pay almost double the rent my brothers do.

In 1976, they combined with a group of artists, tired of fixing up illegal lofts only to have the landlord double the rent.

He fought an energetic campaign to save it, but revealed last month that his landlord had more than doubled the rent, making it impossible for him to stay.

The amount depends on the government's estimate of what it costs to rent the building.

In 1949 a public meeting was called to discuss proposals for a hall, one being to rent a building.

Small ecclesias usually meet in members homes for worship services, whereas larger ecclesias usually own or rent a building to serve as a meeting hall.

In 1880, the nuns decided to rent the building in order to maintain administrative offices in their communities.

So attempts were made to rent the building out in sections.

Anew generation of app-based car hire companies claim to make the process of renting a vehicle as easy as possible.

The charity said that overcharging would continue for as long as contractors, police and financiers prey on drivers, who rent their vehicles and receive only a fraction of their takings.

Figures show an increase in motorists shunning traditional car ownership in favour of renting a vehicle on a month-by-month basis.

Officers will need to find out who rented the vehicle.

It allows its members to rent the vehicles by the hour, using their smartphone.

Why not go out and rent the video instead?

Those under the age of a certificate could not buy or rent a video with that certificate.

In 2006, she was punched while waiting for her son to rent a video.

Disappointed by this fact, he decides to rent a video from a mysterious video store that appeared in front of him on his way home.

He charged $50 for an annual membership and $100 for a lifetime membership, which provided the opportunity to rent the videos for $10 a day.

I'd spend up to 1,800 to rent a villa for a week plus f lights.

Why rent a villa near a stage when you can nab one close to three?

Good hotels are thin on the ground in these parts, so rent a villa with a pool.

Don't stay in a big resort hotel — instead, rent a villa or opt for a little family-run place.

There's something for everyone - from young clubbers who want constant parties to families who rent a villa with friends and might want an occasional big night out.

Distributors rent a warehouse and obtain licenses and distribution rights, then import large quantities of poorly made goods.

The gang rent a warehouse to prepare.

A year later it had become too big to run from home but it was too small to justify renting a warehouse with all the costs that would entail.

The building landlord alleges that the agreed upon terms of renting the warehouse were for office use only.

The centre demanded a rent increase from 65,000 a year to 1 million.

If they resisted, they risked a rent increase.

That expression was wide enough to cover arrears of rent, even where a rent increase had not been notified to the council.

These have to be followed to the letter before a rent increase can be applied.

This prompted the couple to write to their landlord directly to negotiate a new bathroom floor and a new oven as a trade-off for the rent increase.

There are growing fears of retail tenant rent defaults.

That applies to regular income from a tenant renting a room, or occasional income from short-term lets.

The plan floats the idea of a 'right-tobuy shared equity scheme' for private tenants renting from large-scale landlords.

My typical tenant rents a property for several years.

If your tenants rent out a room through an internet site without permission, you can probably end their tenancy.