rentage (Meaning)
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rentage (n.)
Rent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rentage
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
rentage Sentence Examples
- The rentage for the apartment is $2,000 per month, excluding utilities.
- The landlord offered a rentage discount for tenants who signed a two-year lease.
- The rentage for the house was significantly higher than comparable properties in the area.
- The tenant's rentage increased by 10% after their lease renewal.
- The homeowner's mortgage payments and property taxes made up the majority of the rentage they charged their tenants.
- The high rentage made it difficult for low-income families to afford decent housing.
- The government implemented rentage controls to prevent landlords from raising rents excessively.
- The rentage for commercial properties is often higher than for residential properties.
- The tenant negotiated a lower rentage in exchange for agreeing to make minor repairs to the property.
- The rentage income from the landlord's properties provided them with a steady passive income.
FAQs About the word rentage
Rent.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rentage for the apartment is $2,000 per month, excluding utilities.
The landlord offered a rentage discount for tenants who signed a two-year lease.
The rentage for the house was significantly higher than comparable properties in the area.
The tenant's rentage increased by 10% after their lease renewal.
