Interpretation of tenants' accounts

Abstract

For the property owner, the insolvency of a tenant brings the problems of finding a replacement and of recovery of arrears of rent, insurance and other unpaid charges and of ensuring that dilapidations are cleared. Landlords have certain powers to protect themselves in the event of defaulting tenants but such powers may be eroded in the event of the tenant's insolvency. And what of the next tenant to whom the existing lease is assigned or a new lease granted — is this tenant any more financially stable?

Citation

Milnes, G.A. (1983), "Interpretation of tenants' accounts", Property Management, Vol. 1 No. 1, pp. 12-19. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb006542