Rental?
Hello, I would like your help to a question.
When talking about/referring to an apartment or a house which is rented, could I then say "It's a rental." as well as "It's rented." or is there a difference in meaning?
Thank you.
Top answer
" The property is not occupied by the owner, but used for rental income. " The rental property has a current tenant. It is not vacant.
- " The property is not occupied by the owner, but used for rental income.
- " The rental property has a current tenant.
- It is not vacant.
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anonymous "It's a rental."
The property is not occupied by the owner, but used for rental income.
anonymous"It's rented."
The rental property has a current tenant. It is not vacant.
0Just to be sure: If I have rented an apartment and I am living in it, and someone asks me if it's mine, can I then answer with both: "No, it's a rental." and "No, it's rented."?
Thank you.
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