rent-roll
- noun
- /ˈrɛnt roʊl/
- Specialized
- The accountant prepared a detailed report based on the rent-roll to present to the landlord.
Examples
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Before purchasing the building, the investor examined the rent-roll for any inconsistencies in tenant payments.
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For the latter, due diligence discovery, such as careful study of rent rolls and financials, would help determine whether a given property should be considered 'high abuse.'
Blog text (22) -
The property manager reviewed the rent-roll to ensure all tenants were paying the correct amount.
Synonyms
An official list of names kept for record
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word rent-roll is easy to remember: rent is the 'money tenants pay' and roll means 'list', like in a 'roll call', so a rent-roll is a list showing tenants and the rent each pays.