noun a person who holds a lease on a property
A leaseholder is a person or entity that holds a lease agreement with a property owner, giving them the right to occupy and use the property for a specified period of time.
Leaseholders may be involved in financial transactions related to leasing agreements, such as negotiating lease terms and rental payments.
Leaseholders have legal rights and responsibilities outlined in the lease agreement, including the right to occupy the property and the obligation to follow the terms of the lease.
In property management, leaseholders are responsible for adhering to the terms of the lease agreement, including paying rent and maintaining the property.
A leaseholder is a person or entity that holds a lease or rental agreement for a property and is responsible for paying rent to the property owner.
In property management, a leaseholder is the tenant or lessee who has signed a lease agreement with the property owner or landlord.
A leaseholder is a party who has legal rights to possess and use a property under the terms of a lease agreement.