Renters Quotes

You need both components - renters and owners - for redevelopment to work. - Mayor Sebastian Giuliano

With out-of-state people relocating and local renters joining the ranks of first-time homebuyers, the lots are expected to go fast. Pricing will be in the $180,000-$200,000 range. - John Romero

We want the essays written for the Take The Challenge contest to inspire others on the road to a home purchase. This is a great way for both renters and current homeowners to publicly express how owning a home can make a difference in their lives. - Cara Heiden

We want residents to be mindful that they do not have to be small business owners to access the SBA loan program. SBA provides low-interest disaster loans to qualified homeowners, renters, landlords and some nonprofit organizations, as well as to businesses of any size. The common thread is that they have suffered damage and losses due to disasters. - Scott Wells

We need things like a paved parking lot, additional bathrooms with handicap access, emergency lighting, surveys, new architectural plans and a whole lot more. Obviously, as renters with a lease expiring soon and a very tight budget, we are in no position to do this amount of work. - Dennis Pepe

We have things on the books already about renters that we should enforce. - Paul Carpenella

We have issues with rental houses that often change renters as the school year starts... We might get one group of students who understand this is not acceptable and get them to start working with the neighbors only to have to start the process over when the new tenants move in. - Mark Wood

This is why we really emphasize people getting at least a yearlong lease. Month-to-month is dangerous, especially in Florida, because so many rental properties are being converted into condominiums. That reality can really surprise renters and hit them hard. - Mark Ferrulo

This disaster is definitely covered under standard, home, renters and business policies, as well as comprehensive auto policies. - Jeanne Salvatore

This area has a high percentage of people walking, using public transit. A lot of renters live there and some people choose to live there so they don't have to own a car, but it's just not a very pedestrian-friendly area. It was designed for vehicular traffic. - John Whalen