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A lessor of real property; the owner or possessor of an estate in land or a rental property, who, in an exchange for rent, leases it to another individual known as the tenant. Cross-referenceslandlord n. a person who owns real property and rents or leases it to another, called a "tenant." (See: lease, rent, lessor, lessee, tenant) LANDLORD. He who rents or leases real estate to another.
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By creating trust and removing worry, a land lord can give a tenant more time and energy to focus on their business. He said the lease covers 6V2 years starting at 38 cents full service gross (in which the land lord pays for all taxes, insurance and maintenance) for a total consideration of $15 million. In the case where the land lord considers the graffiti art work and would like it to remain, proof must be submitted to the city showing that the graffiti was commissioned. |
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