absentee landlord in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

absentee landlord in the PONS Dictionary

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The current owner is largely an absentee landlord and parts of the estate are gradually being sold off for housing.
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They raise concerns about the impact on the view for nearby homeowners, increasing density in the neighbourhood and the possibility of an absentee landlord.
www.princegeorgecitizen.com
The problem of the absentee landlord doesn't look like going away soon.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Code enforcement has been beefed up and absentee landlords are being held accountable for their properties.
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The locals bought back the land in 1999 from an absentee landlord and promptly set up a community foundation to manage it.
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Rental property, with absentee landlords, burgeoned and the social fabric of the neighborhood weakened.
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From 1630 until 1784 there were absentee landlords.
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Sizable parts in the municipal area, owned by absentee landlords, remain uninhabited or are very rural in aspect.
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This means someone can buy a single-family home and rent it out and be an absentee landlord.
www.lfpress.com
If your landlord is renting you a room in his own house he comes under a different tax arrangement and legislation to an absentee landlord.
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