rental properties
Landlord's income sources
Rental properties are real estate holdings—houses, apartments, commercial buildings—owned by one party and leased to tenants in exchange for periodic payments.
The term encompasses both the physical structures and the business arrangement of landlord-tenant relationships.
Someone who owns rental properties may manage them directly or hire a property management company.
She built her wealth through rental properties across the city.
The phrase often appears in discussions of real estate investment and passive income strategies.
- condominiumsPrivately owned multi-unit dwellings
- commercial buildingsStructures for enterprise use
- first and lastOpening and closing ones
- duplexesSide-by-side attached homes
- sublettingRenting out rented property
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- business venturesventure, startup, franchise, enterprise, investment
- income sourcessalary, wages, hourly pay, wage, commission