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Often used in the same context:
tenant,
sublease,
sublessee,
lessee,
lessor,
landlord,
vendee,
renter,
sublet,
quitclaim,
lease,
mortgagor,
promisee,
subdivider,
prepayment penalty,
quitclaim deed,
pledgee,
renaissant,
anchor tenant,
lis pendens,
purchaser,
trustor,
servient tenement,
restrictive covenant,
anticipatory breach,
tenancy,
leaseholder,
buyer,
reverter,
reconveyance,
grantor,
tennant,
mortgager,
deeding,
assignee,
settlor,
appraised value,
lien,
joint tenancy,
defeasance,
obligee,
allottee,
functional obsolescence,
prorata,
debtor,
gaviidae,
rent,
nonsuit,
testamentary trust,
ejectment,
estoppel,
easement,
novate,
novation,
setoff,
rels,
property,
borrower,
leaseback,
rental,
promissory note,
ilus,
receivable,
assignor,
bailee,
usufructuary,
unmatured,
creditor,
warrantor,
dominium,
bailment,
permittee,
voidable,
lender,
redevelopment area,
servicer,
timeshare,
privity,
transferor,
obligor,
note receivable,
collateral,
occupancy,
rectrix,
condo,
annex,
curtilage,
suretyship,
condominium,
earnout,
decedent,
laches,
abutter,
cartway,
unsecured creditor,
mortgagee,
oppidan,
occupier,
real estate,
vacatur,
transferee,
plaintiff
Also try:
— Adjectives for subtenant:
suitable,
such,
prospective,
potential
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