Tenant example sentences

"Tenant" Example Sentences

1. The tenant paid the rent on time every month.
2. The landlord had to evict the tenant for nonpayment of rent.
3. The tenant complained to the landlord that the air conditioning was broken.
4. The landlord had a legal obligation to fix any issues reported by the tenant.
5. The landlord checked the apartment before renting it to the new tenant.
6. The tenant signed a one-year lease to rent the apartment.
7. The tenant had the right to peaceful enjoyment of the rented property.
8. The rental agreement outlined the responsibilities of both the tenant and landlord.
9. The landlord screened all potential tenants before allowing them to rent an apartment.
10. The tenant caused damage to the apartment that the landlord deducted from the security deposit.
11. The new tenant was eager to move into the freshly painted apartment.
12. The tenant fell behind on rent payments after losing their job.
13. The landlord allowed the tenant extra time to pay their overdue rent.
14. The tenant signed the lease to start renting the apartment immediately.
15. The commercial tenant paid the monthly rent on the retail space.
16. The month-to-month tenant gave notice before vacating the rental unit.
17. The apartment complex had many tenants living in different sized units.
18. The new tenant reported a leaky faucet shortly after moving into the apartment.
19. Unwanted noise from other tenants was a common complaint.
20. The landlord had multiple rental properties with various tenants.
21. The commercial tenant paid annual rent for the office space.
22. The lease required the tenant to maintain renter's insurance coverage.
23. The month-to-month tenant gave 30 days' notice before vacating the rental house.
24. The tenant fell behind on rent and had to request an extension from the landlord.
25. The tenant needed to renew the lease in order to remain in the rental unit.
26. The landlord contacted all tenants about the scheduled pest control treatment.
27. The residential tenants shared a communal yard and garden.
28. The landlord increased the rent upon lease renewal for the commercial tenant.
29. The tenant was responsible for minor repairs within the rented property.
30. The landlord showed the vacant apartment to several prospective tenants.
31. The rental application asked for references and employment history from potential tenants.
32. The commercial tenant paid an annual fee to renew their lease of retail space.
33. The tenant vacated the rental home after five years without renewing their lease.
34. The previous tenant left the apartment in poor condition requiring extensive cleaning.
35. The new tenant read over all documents in the lease agreement carefully.
36. The tenant carefully documented any issues or repairs needed upon moving into the property.
37. The longtime tenant had built a good relationship with their trustworthy landlord.
38. The residential tenants were required to follow community rules and guidelines.
39. The retail tenant grew their business and needed to renew their commercial lease.
40. Prospective tenants toured the rental home before deciding whether to sign the lease.
41. The residential tenants lived in separate apartments within the large complex.
42. The tenant cared for the landscaping as outlined in the terms of the rental agreement.
43. The commercial tenants paid monthly rent to the property management company.
44. The landlord had multiple tenants renting apartments within the building.
45. The residential tenant lived in the rental home for over five years.
46. The prospective tenant filled out an application before being approved to rent the apartment.
47. The landlord screened new tenants through background and credit checks.
48. The commercial tenant paid annual rent for use of the office building's common areas.
49. The terms of the lease outlined the responsibilities of both the landlord and tenant.
50. The rental application required information about the prospective tenant's job and income.
51. The tenant had to request permission from the landlord before making any changes to the property.
52. The apartment came furnished for the convenience of the new tenant.
53. The tenant submitted a maintenance request to the landlord regarding a leaky pipe.
54. The retail tenant's lease included rights to use the building's common areas.
55. The landlord visited the property after the tenant vacated to assess damage fees.
56. The residential tenant relied on the landlord to maintain the upkeep of the property.
57. The office tenant paid rent annually for use of the common areas in the building.
58. The residential tenant lived in the rental home for two years before moving.
59. The terms of the lease outlined the responsibilities of both the landlord and residential tenant.
60. The prospective tenant toured the apartment and spoke with the current tenant before applying.

Common Phases

1. The tenant lived in the flat for over ten years.
2. Rent is due on the first day of each month according to the tenant lease.
3. The landlord inspected the apartment before the new tenant moved in.
4. Not all tenants are happy with the new parking rules.
5. Each tenant is responsible for cleaning their own apartment.
6. The long-time tenant requested permission to install new flooring.
7. The tenant association organized a protest over increased rent prices.
8. The fire alarm going off at 3 am woke up all the tenants in the building.
9. A notice was placed in each tenant's mailbox regarding the upcoming inspection.
10. Tenants may request permission to install new appliances.
11. The tenants received an eviction notice for failure to pay rent on time.
12. The lease clearly states the rules and responsibilities of the tenant.
13. The landlord asked the new tenant to fill out an application form.
14. The property manager must follow the terms of the tenant lease.
15. The tenants were unhappy when the elevator broke down for a week.
16. All maintenance requests should be filed by the tenant to the property manager.
17. The tenant paid a security deposit before moving into the apartment.
18. The tenant lease was renewed for another year.
19. Visitors must comply with the quiet hours according to the tenant rules.
20. The apartment has been occupied by the same tenant for over fifteen years.
21. The new tenant did a thorough inspection of the apartment before moving in.
22. The tenant asked permission to install a new dishwasher in the kitchen.
23. The tenant handbook outlines all the building rules for residents.
24. The property manager addressed noise complaints from several tenants.
25. The tenant was fined for having a pet without landlord permission.
26. The tenant received a violation notice for leaving trash in the hallway.
27. Tenants may request access to the common area facilities.
28. Multiple tenants complained about the pest control issues.
29. The tenant had difficulty contacting the property manager for help.
30. The landlord appreciated how good of a tenant the woman had been for so long.
31. The new tenant scheduled a time for the utility company to turn on the gas and electricity.
32. The property manager met with tenants to discuss upcoming building renovations.
33. The tenant received notice that the rent would be increasing next month.
34. The tenant was unable to pay rent this month due to unforeseen expenses.
35. The tenant's lease was not renewed after numerous complaints from neighbors.
36. The landlord returned the security deposit to the tenant after the apartment was cleaned.
37. Many tenants were upset about the elevator being out of service for an entire weekend.
38. The tenant handbook outlines which appliances and upgrades require landlord approval.
39. Most long-term tenants are happy and cause little trouble for the property manager.
40. The landlord was lenient when the tenant was late paying rent one month.
41. The tenant association gathered signatures from residents to protest the rent increase.
42. The tenants were told to keep noise levels down after 10pm on weeknights.
43. The new tenant moved into the furnished apartment on the first day of the lease term.
44. The landlord toured the apartment with the previous tenant before returning the deposit.
45. The tenant took pictures of the apartment's condition before moving in.
46. All tenants must register their pets with the property manager.
47. The tenant paid monthly rent by check delivered to the property manager's office.
48. The landlord thanked the tenant for all the years of being a great resident.
49. The smoke detector in the tenant's apartment needed new batteries.
50. The tenant's lease specified that all repairs were the landlord's responsibility.
51. The property manager sent reminders to tenants about removing trash from their balconies.
52. Subletting the apartment requires approval from the landlord according to the tenant lease.
53. The tenant received a complaint about a leaky faucet but never filed a maintenance request.
54. The tenant was happy living in the building for so many years.
55. Some tenants were late paying rent this month due to a payroll error.
56. Visitors are only permitted with prior approval from the landlord or property manager.
57. The tenant made sure to keep the apartment in good condition during the lease term.
58. The tenant thanked the landlord for keeping the building well maintained over the years.
59. The tenant notified the property manager about a broken window in the common area.
60. Only the tenant's name is listed on the lease for the apartment.