The party (usually the owner) who gives the lease (right to possession) in return for a consideration (rent).
The person who rents or leases property to another (lessee).
The company funding the lease of a vehicle.
Usually the owner of equipment being leased to a lessee or user.
A person or corporation that rents an asset to another person or corporation.
The contractor or its assignee that owns the equipment and grants the use of that equipment to the lessee for a specified period of time in exchange for regular and timely payments. Net Lease A lease agreement where the lessee assumes the costs and expenses related to the use and maintenance of leased equipment. Operating Lease A lease that allows for flexibility at the end of the lease term to either return or purchase the equipment; there may also be a provision to purchase equipment before the end of the initial lease term. Present Value Term that refers to today's value of money that is to be received in the future.
The individual or company who grants a lease.
The party granting the use of equipment, with or without a driver, to another.
The party who grants an Oil, gas and Mineral Lease.
Person or organization which conveys property under a lease.
The company that grants the lease, such as a dealer, automaker or bank. The dealer effectively sells the car to the lessor, which then "rents" it to the consumer.
The lessor is the company leasing you the vehicle
An owner who grants a lease for the use of property in return for rent.
The person or entity accepting or benefiting from a lease.
Usually the Finance/Leasing Company or the legal owner of the vehicle who sets forth the lease terms.
The owner of the leased vehicle and the entity who sets forth the lease terms and conditions. Typically the lessor is the vehicle manufacturer's financial subsidiary or a private lease company.
someone who grants a lease
a business that lends vehicles temporarily in exchange for regular payments
The person, or business entity, who grants a lease to someone.
the owner of the goods in a lease, usually a finance company or bank
One who grants land under a lease.
The one who grants the lease, such as a dealer, automaker or bank.
A person or entity who owns property (for example, real estate or equipment) to which a lessee receives use and possession in exchange for a payment of funds.
the company that holds the lease.
This is the party who is leasing the car to you. The Lessor is never the dealership itself. The lessor is always the bank.
Your lessor is the institution to which you make your lease payments.
Owner of the vehicle. Holds title of vehicle.
The party holding the title for the equipment (the leasing company) and conveys the right to its use to the lessee.
In a lease-purchase or conditional-sales lease, the party that finances the property for the lessee.
Person who leases a property to another.
An owner of property who rents it to others under the terms of a lease.
Under the lease agreement, the finance company who is the legal owner of the asset is known as the lessor. The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 - Section 51 contains special provisions regarding motor vehicle subject to hire-purchase agreement, etc. In case of vehicles financed under hire-purchase, lease or loan agreement, the name of the lessor is mentioned as a financier.
The owner of the leased vehicle and the entity who sets the lease terms and conditions. Typically the lessor is a bank or vehicle manufacturer's financial subsidiary. Also known as the lease company.
The party to a lease agreement who has legal or tax title to the equipment, and who grants the lessee the right to use the equipment and is, in turn, entitled to the rentals.
A person, firm, or corporation which has assigned the legal possession, control of, and responsibility for the operation of the vehicle to another person, firm, or corporation.
The party to a lease that grants the right to possess and use property to another.
One who conveys the right to use and/or occupy property under a lease agreement.
The owner of a property who transfers the right to occupy and use property to another by way of a lease agreement.
The leasing company. It purchases the leasing object from the supplier and puts it at the disposal of the customer in return for a fee.
A party who owns property and leases it to a tenant.
A business or financial services firm that leases an asset, such as an automobile or computer system, to a business or individual.
An individual who rents property from another person under a lease. Tenant
Land Rover Financial Services becomes the lessor upon the assignment of the lease contract from the Land Rover Centre.
One who gives a lease to a lessee.
A landlord; one who gives a leasehold to a lessee.
The individual or company that owns the equipment being leased to a lessee or user.
Landlord: the person who grants a lease and enforces its terms.
The person who rents or leases property to another under a lease agreement. The lessor retains an interest in the property called the leased fee interest.
The owner of the equipment who receives lease payments from the lessee (you) for use of the leased asset.
The party owning the property, who allows another to take possession, use and/or enjoy the property in return for which he receives periodic payments, and retains full title to the property; e.g., a landlord.
The party to a lease agreement who has legal or tax title to the equipment, grants the lessee the right to use the equipment for the lease term, and is entitled to the rentals.
An owner who enters into a lease agreement with a tenant; a landlord.
The lessor is generally the Maryland Mercedes dealership. They are the ones that lease you the car, hence they are the lessor.
The person who owns the Freehold of the building & granted a Lease.
The landlord. The person who grants a lease to a tenant.
(Dealer, Bank, or Leasing Company) - The owner of the leased vehicle, (the one who's name is listed on the title). Mileage Allowance - The fixed mileage limit, above which, there will be an excess mileage charge.
the company (Ervin Leasing) that owns the equipment and leases it to the lessee.
The original owner of the vehicle or property being leased. See Assignment.
The owner of a property who leases the property to another person (or legal entity).
One who rents property to another. In the case of real estate, the lessor is also known as the landlord.
the landlord or renter of a real estate property or land, named in the lease.
The person who grants the lease.
He who grants a lease - the landlord.
One who owns an interest in real property and has leased such interest, or a portion thereof, to another party (the Tenant). Also called a 'Landlord'.
One who grants lands under a lease.
One who grants a lease; a landlord.
Another word for "Landlord"
An owner who leases property to a tenant; landlord
Someone who can bestow the benefits of ‘quiet ownershipÂ'. Need not necessarily be the owner of the asset in the legal sense. See also Leasing.
The party letting the property (ie the landlord)
The party that holds the title for the equipment and conveys the right for its use to the lessee.
() The landlord or property owner, as it pertains to a lease agreement.
a person who owns the merchandise and rents or leases it to the lessee.
owner leasing property to a tenant.
The owner of property who allows another to use and possess it in return for payment of rent. When real estate is rented, the lessor is known as the landlord.
An owner who contracts to lease to a lessee.
The Kia dealer, and after assignment, the financial institution to which the lease is assigned. The party leasing the vehicle to the lessee, the actual owner of the vehicle and the lease (i.e., leasing company, dealer or financial institution).
The party who conveys specified property to another for a period of time in return for the receipt of rent.
The lessor is the owner of the vehicle being leased.
The individual or company that grants a lease to the lessee.
The person who rents or leases property to another. In residential leasing, he or she is often referred to as a landlord. ( See landlord)
Someone who leases property he/she owns to someone else.
A landlord under a lease (the owner of the property being rented).
An individual or other entity - one who rents property to another under a lease. A landlord.
Rental property owner or landlord.
One who has leased property to another. The party to a lease known as the landlord.
Landlord, or one who leases property to another.
The owner of a property that is leased to another person.
The person who grants a lease - the landlord. Life assurance - An insurance policy that pays a lump sum on death. Often taken out with a mortgage to provide money for the loan to be repaid if the borrower dies during the term.
One who leases rights to use real property.
The person granting use of property to another.
The owner of the equipment to whom lease payments are made.
A property owner/landlord who leases property to a tenant/lessee.
The person granting a lease.
The person who rents land or property to a lessee.
A person who grants a lease (i.e. the landlord).
Company or leasing entity that is the owner of the leased equipment for accounting, tax, or commercial law purposes.
A lessee's landlord, the one holding a leased fee estate, which grants the rights to collect rent plus the reversion. A reversion occurs at the time a tenant gives up a leasehold estate.
The company that leases the vehicle to the consumer.
The person or organization that regularly leases, offers to lease, or arranges for the lease of the vehicle. See Assignee and Broker.
The company that grants a lease, such as a dealer, automaker or bank Read more
The owner or landlord in a leasehold estate.
A landowner under a lease.
Similar to the lender, the lessor is the entity which leases your vehicle to you. This is quite often the financial arm of the car company itself.
The landlord under a lease.
One who leases property to a lessee.
A person: Whose principal business is the leasing or renting of motor vehicles for compensation to the general public, Who maintains established places of business, and Whose lease or rental contracts require the motor vehicles to be returned to the established places of business at the termination of the lease.
The person who leases property to an- other; also called a landlord.
A person who grants a lease on property to another party - also known as a landlord.
The person, Corporation, or other legal entity that leases property to a lessee.
The party owning an asset and receiving rent from another party (the lessee). To Top
A landlord; the property owner who executes a lease. Back to the Top
The person or organization who regularly leases, offers to lease, or arranges for the lease of the item.
The one leasing property to a lessee.
The legal entity that owns the equipment to whom lease payments are made. The lessor makes no warranty or guarantee on the equipment.
The owner of the leased vehicle and the entity who sets forth the lease terms and conditions. Typically the lessor is a bank or vehicle manufacturer's financial subsidiary. Money Factor A fraction that is used by many lessors to calculate the Rent Charge associated with a lease payment. This is the interest portion associated with a lease; although, it is not an annual percentage rate like that would be found on a retail installment loan contract. Monthly Sales/Use Tax Unlike purchasing a vehicle the customer does not pay a lump sum sales tax amount upfront in a lease. Instead the lessee will pay tax on a monthly basis for the duration of the lease period. This tax amount is typically determined by where the vehicle will primarily be garaged. For instance, if a vehicle is leased and will be garaged in a county or locale where sales tax is figured at six percent the lessee will pay an additional six percent on top of the Base Monthly Payment. MSRP (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) Is the sticker price of a new vehicle and is important because it is typically used to determine a vehicle's residual value.
The person (dealer) who leases the vehicle to the lessee.
The lessor is the party who is leasing the car to you. Even though the dealership is arranging the lease, the lessor is often a bank or the financial arm of a car manufacturer.
The legal owner of the leased vehicle and the entity who sets forth the lease terms and conditions. Typically a bank or leasing company.
Party or company granting legal use of vehicle (with/without driver), or other equipment to another party under terms of lease agreement.
Depending on the type of the lease, either the owner of the leased property or the owner of the security interest in the leased property.
One who conveys property to another by lease.
The person who owns the property and allows another person occupancy.
Leasing entity or company that is legal owner of the leased equipment.
The party who conveyed a right or estate in realty to the lessee under a lease; commonly referred to as the landlord.
An owner who contracts into a lease with a tenant (lessee).
The person / company who grants a lease - the landlord.
is the owner (landlord) of the property occupied under lease by a tenant.
The owner of the equipment leased to a lessee or user. (Legal title under the Uniform Commercial Code may be with the lessee in finance leases and non-tax leases.)
A Lessor is the landlord or leasing company, bank or finance company that leases the car or apartment to you.
The party to a lease transaction who gives up possession and use of the leased assets for the term of the lease, and for receipt of a pre-determined monetary sum. The lessor (company or entity) is typically the owner of the leased equipment for accounting, tax or commercial law purposes
Company which leases vehicles.
The entity in a Lease agreement who allows a Lessee to use the leased equipment in exchange for Rental payments.
Name assigned to a person or party that owns the vehicle and agrees to lease it to the lessee.
A person who rents property to another under a lease. (Landlord)
The owner of the equipment which is being leased to the lessee.
The company carrying the lease ( i.e. Honda Canada Finance Inc. ).
One who rents property to another under a lease. A landlord. Compare with lessee.
A person who owns a property and allows another to occupy it under a lease.
The individual or company that purchases the vehicle and leases it to the lessee.
The person (Retailer) who leases the vehicle to the lessee.
The owner of the asset under the lease agreement, either the retailer or the leasing company (i.e., Volvo Finance).
The owner of the leased vehicle, usually the finance company such as GMAC, Ford Credit, VW Finance etc. Net Leased Vehicle Amount Net price of the vehicle after subtracting trade-in, incentives and down payment. Used for determination of depreciation and monthly payments.
The lessor is the party who has legal or tax title to the equipment, grants the lessee the right to use the equipment for the lease term, and is entitled to the rentals, i.e. the leasing company.
The owner of property that is rented (leased) to another party.
The party to a lease agreement who holds legal or tax title to the vehicle and receives the lease payments.
The legal owner of the property that is leased.
An individual (i.e. landlord) who rents property to a tenant via a lease.
"One who rents property to another."
The person granting the lease.
One who holds title to and conveys the right to use and occupy a property under lease agreement.
The person transferring an estate for years in a lease.
An entity that leases an asset to another entity.
One who leases property to a tenant.
the person who leases something
Owner of property, the temporary use of which is transferred to another (LESSEE) under the terms of a LEASE.
A person or organisation who owns a property and rents it to another person or organisation, under the terms of a formal Lease Agreement.
The lessor is an entity that leases out a vehicle or piece of equipment.
The owner of a property who transfers the right to use and occupy the property to a tenant as the result of the execution of a lease agreement; a landlord.
An owner who allows his/her land, buildings, plant or equipment to be used under a lease contract. Liability A claim on the assets of a corporation or individual. Corporation liabilities carried on the balance sheet include current ( short term) liabilities (such as notes payable in 90 days, or accrued wages, owed but not yet paid to employees), and long term liabilities (such as 5-year, 10-year, or longer term notes or bonds sold to the public).
a person granting a lease, also known as the landlord.
An individual or company who grant a lease.
A person or firm that grants a lease.
the owner of a leased property
The party who owns the property and agrees to allow the lessee its use under the terms of the Lease Agreement.
The lessor is the leasing company - under the German Banking Act, also called the financing institution - the "leasing" manufacturer or bank offering leasing itself, which lets the lessee have the leased object for use. The terms "landlord/lettor" have the same meaning. If the lessor is the legal and beneficial owner of the leased object, then the tax allocation and accounting of the leased object is made by the lessor.
The landlord or owner, party granting a lease
The individual or party who grants property upon a lease
Also known as a Landlord; it is an owner who rents property under a lease contract.
One that conveys property by lease, e.g., a landlord of rented premises.
A person who rents property under a lease; the landlord.
A person who leases a property.
The person who grants use of property under lease to a tenant (i.e. the landlord).
A person who is renting the property to the lessee by means of a lease.
The person or institution who owns and leases the vehicle to the lessee. The party funding the lease of the vehicle placed in lease service. It can be the dealer, a leasing company, or a financial institution such as a bank or credit union.