They could not therefore be assessed according to any rent-roll.

With a rent-roll of twelve hundred thousand marks a year?

The half of them are on my rent-roll anyway.'

Adam was not the only guest invited to come upstairs on other grounds than the amount he contributed to the rent-roll.

Have they ever furnished a rent-roll of the immovable estates, or given in an inventory of the movable effects which they confiscate to their assignats?

There is a very full rent-roll or custumal of the manor of Ashton in 1422, in which the various names and obligations of the tenants are set forth.

The rent-roll, I was told, is some fourteen thousand pounds a year: but, when the second son of the late proprietor was born, the father was perplexed how to provide for him.

But neither were the lands of Great Britain, in the 4th of William and Mary, assessed according to any rent-roll, but according to a very loose and inaccurate estimation.

The city owes its historical importance to being the headquarters of the Maharajas of Burdwan, the premier noblemen of lower Bengal, whose rent-roll was upwards of 300,000.

He had copied industriously and neatly, and shown great alertness and interest in his quick grasp of what he copied, making round, respectful eyes at the value of the rent-roll.

English reformers exclaim against sinecures,--but the true pension list is the rent-roll of the landed proprietors: wealth is a power usurped by the few, to compel the many to labour for their benefit.

If a property's rent-roll can easily sustain an increased debt burden and the property passes muster with the appraisers, the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation provides construction funding through a variety of local mortgage bankers.

The first record of slate quarrying in the neighbourhood of the later Penrhyn Quarry was in 1413, when a rent-roll of Gwilym ap Griffith records that several of his tenants were paid 10 pence each for working 5,000 slates.

The rent-roll of Akbar, the 16th century Mughal emperor, and the work of a Bengali poet, Bipradas Pipilai, of the late 15th century, both make mention of the city's early name's being Kolikata, from which Kolkata/Calcutta derive.

If you would be able to say that you have in your service Sir Gervas Jerome, knight banneret, and sole owner of Beacham Ford Park, with a rent-roll of four thousand good pounds a year, he is now up for sale, and will be knocked down to the bidder who pleases him best.

Now, he said, they bring no less than five times the rent roll.

Those whose rent rolls dropped could not afford them either.

The lower the rent roll, the higher the multiple in the same location.

They survived through the sheer size of their rent rolls.

They say that the rent roll from the tenants will more than cover their mortgage costs.

Paterno said that the annual rent roll was $1.2 million.

Building values at present are often no higher than one-and-a-half-times the annual rent roll.

"They pay 30 percent of their rent roll in taxes, including water and sewer.

The rent roll, required to be submitted annually, was filed only once before 1995.

"You don't see how they can work themselves out, with the debt load and the rent rolls.

Merely determining what the correct legal rent roll should be has been a problem in the takeover process.

THE prices that make this approach possible are four to five times the annual rent rolls, he said.

A man in a gray suit wanted to know whether 11 times the rent roll was a rule of thumb for purchase price.

"I suppose, of course, high rank requires a large rent roll.

"As long as you can buy property at under four times the rent roll, it will show a bottom line," he says.

While the prime force behind makeovers is the quest for higher rent rolls, there are often side benefits.

"There were all these abandoned buildings that were holding down my rent roll," he recalled saying to himself.

By imputing a rent roll to the property, its approximate value as a rental can be estimated.

Low turnover in the most desirable locations suppresses their rent rolls relative to market values.

He buys an estate and builds up his rent rolls, and lo!

Yet without a larger rent roll to support borrowing for new investment, many of the single-room-occuppancy buildings are almost sure to deteriorate.

After more than a year of legal proceedings, Ms. Jones was given control of the house and the rent roll.

Lenders dislike them for similar reasons, in that if they must take possession and resell, a high rent roll is a great asset.

With a large clientele of low-income people (a third are on public assistance), it is unlikely that rent rolls can be substantially raised.

With 1.8 million square feet available in the two towers, the rent roll should come to more than $70 million a year at current Manhattan rates.