- RENTS
- Lives in an apartment
- Grants temporary use of
- Uses for a fee
- Lets out
- Pays for an apartment
- User fees
- Flat rates
- Cost of living expenses?
- Doesn't own
- Mom and Dad for short, with "the"
- Isn't buying it
- Charters
- Monopoly payments
- Monthly charges
- Lessor's earnings
- Monthly outlays
- Takes an apartment
- Tears
- Tenants' payments
- Flat fees?
- Foregoes a mortgage, perhaps
- Uses U-Haul, e.g.
- Incomes from property
- Lets stay in
- Takes a letter for
- Leases
- Occupants' expenditures
- Leases out
- Monopoly collections
- Pays to use temporarily
- Monthly expenses
- Payments to a landlord
- Leases an apartment
- Doesn't buy, maybe
- Monopoly income
- Monopoly sources of income
- Payments to landlords
- Pays dollars for quarters?
- Mom and Pop, slangily
- Lets
- Patronizes 5-Down
- Gets a car from Avis
- Monopoly income sources
- Apartment seekers' concerns
- Patronizes Avis, say
- Hires a car
- Slits
- They're due every month
- Collector's items
- Landlord's collection
- Charges for quarters
- Most Monopoly properties have six different ones
- Common budget items
- Doesn't own, maybe
- Takes for a time
- Doesn't own, perhaps
- Monopoly deed listings
- Uses for a month, say
- Landlord's collections
- Landlords' income
- Uses by the day, say
- Uses for a while
- Monopoly deed sextet
- Takes in tenants
- Allows to use temporarily
- Manhattan has many high ones
- Uses Zipcar, say
- Pays to stay
- Rates on Monopoly deeds
- Uses Avis, say
- Property owner's income
- Uses Redbox, say
- Dollars for quarters
- Monopoly figures
- Monopoly fees
- Tenant payments
- Charges for use
- Apparel damage
- Has tenants
- Schisms
- Apartment rates
- Doesn't buy
- Landlord's fees
- Gets a prom tux
- Pays for, nonpermanently
- Has a lease
- Pays to use
- Takes a lease
- Takes out a lease
- Finds a tenant for
- Fissures
- Has a landlord
- Schedule E declaration
- Signs a lease
- Does business with 19 Across
- Fabric tears
- Payments from tenants
- See 30 Down
- Torn places
- Subleases, say
- Takes a lease on
- Takes out a lease on
- Payments for use
- Monopoly player's income
- Housing costs.
- Breaches.
- These are subject to controls.
- Moneys for lodging.
- These are still pegged by law.
- Leases to tenants.
- Subject for state regulation.
- Real estate returns.
- Periodic obligations.
- Certain income.
- Type of income.
- Certain incomes.
- Sources of income.
- Source of income.
- Takes quarters.
- Overhead expenses.
- Overhead items.
- Certain payments
- Gashes
- Landlord's concerns
- Rips
- Tenants' concerns
- Landlords' due
- Monthly collections
- Landlord's take
- Lets or sublets
- Monthly payments
- Takes a flat
- Tenement collection
- Hires
- Splits
- Some are controlled
- Lessor's collection
- Monthly items
- Landlords' incomes
- Apertures
- Subleases
- Taxable income
- Checks for letters?
- Income in Monopoly
- Has a flat
- Monopoly card info
- Real estate section info
- Landlord payments
- Pays a landlord
- Real estate info
- Income for Fred and Ethel Mertz
- Lessor's list
- Habitation obligations
- Patronizes U-Haul, e.g.
- They're high in Manhattan
- What stern landlords expect
- Letters for checks
- Most Monopoly income
- People may be put out if they're not put up
- Is a tenant
- Complex data
- Monopoly card data
- Monopoly card listings
- Gets things on time?
- 2-Down, across the 15-Down
- Constantly rising things in gentrifying neighborhoods
- Gentrification raises them
- Amounts on Monopoly cards
- Doesn't buy, say
- Signs a 48-Down
- Major monthly expenses
- Leaders of the fam, with "the"
- Borrows for a fee
- Sources of income for Monopoly players
- Some Monopoly payments
- They're paid periodically
- Doesn't buy property
- Doesn't buy, perhaps
- Takes occupancy for a while
- Gets without buying
- Accepts roommates, in a way
- Takes office space, in a way
- Leases, as a house
- Apartment costs
- Doesn't own a home
- Charges for boarding
- Uses Dollar, say
- Moms and dads, slangily
- Monthly payments for some
- Pays to borrow
- Budget items
- Budget factors
- Doesn't buy it
- Listings on Monopoly deeds
- Patronizes Airbnb
- Airbnb payments
- Uses temporarily for a fee
- Landlord's gross
- Budget amounts
- Takes office space, perhaps
- Eschews ownership
- Checks for quarters
- Letter collections
- Mom and Dad, slangily
- End-of-month collections
- Landlords collect them
