absentee

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A landholder who lives in another district or country than the one in which his estate is situated

My trustees are going to lend Earl Blessington sixty thousand pounds (at six per cent.) on a Dublin mortgage. Only think of my becoming an Irish absentee!.

A person who is absent from his or her employment, school, post, duty, etc
{n} a person who absents himself, or does not attend
one that is absent or not in residence
One who absents himself from his country, office, post, or duty; especially, a landholder who lives in another country or district than that where his estate is situated; as, an Irish absentee
Absentee is used to describe someone who is not there to do a particular job in person. Absentee fathers will be forced to pay child maintenance
In elections in the United States, if you vote by absentee ballot or if you are an absentee voter, you vote in advance because you will be away. someone who should be in a place or at an event but is not there
An absentee is a person who is expected to be in a particular place but who is not there
{i} one who is not present, one who is absent
absentee ballot
A vote made remotely, especially a postal ballot
absentee ballots
plural form of absentee ballot
absentee ownership
A property owned by parties rarely present

The numerous absentee ownerships made it difficult for the owners to make common cause.

absentee ownership
A state of ownership by parties rarely present

The property lapsed into disrepair under decades of absentee ownership.

absentee ownerships
plural form of absentee ownership
absentee voting
Any of several methods of allowing people to vote without attending an official voting station
absentee ballot
ballot used by citizens who are unable to vote at their regular polling place on an election day (usually sent by mail)
absentee ballot
(election) a ballot that is cast in absentia (usually mailed in prior to election day)
absentee ballot
A ballot marked and mailed in advance by a voter away from the place where he or she is registered. a process by which people in the United States can vote before an election because they will be away during the election
absentee landlord
someone who lives a long way away from a house or apartment which they rent to other people, and who rarely or never visits it
absentee landlord
A property owner who does not occupy his or her property, but usually rents it to another or leaves it vacant [OTS]
absentee landlord
An owner of an interest in income-producing property who does not reside on the premises and who may rely on a property manager to oversee the investment
absentee landlord
any landlord who lives in a different neighborhood, or locale than the applicable units he rents out Absentee landlordism is the norm in today's commercialized, often conglomerated, incorporated rental housing market While inner cities typically offer the highest density of rental housing units, landlords usually live in nicer neighborhoods with less traffic, more back yards, lawns, offstreet parking and fresh air Thus essentially the absentee landlord does not identify with tenant struggles, tenant rights or the concept of affordable housing Equally bad, absentee landlords extract millions of dollars from any sizable inner city neighborhood each month, and do most of their personal shopping outside of tenant neighborhoods where small rent-paying shopkeepers struggle to survive In most cases, absentee landlords insulate themselves from direct tenant feedback by hiring building managers
absentee landlord
An owner who rents out his property and does not live on any portion of it
absentee landlord
an owner of property that leaves management of his property to his tenant
absentee landlord
A lessor of real property (usually the owner) who does not live in a portion of the property
absentee ownership
Ownership of land by those who do not live on it but who enjoy income from it. Criticized for centuries as an economic injustice, absentee ownership was a feature of pre-Revolutionary France and English rule of Ireland. Ending the practice continues to be a goal of land reform programs in many developing countries
absentee rate
the percentage of workers who do not report to work
absentee vote
A vote as cast by absentee ballot.absentee voter n. a vote which you send by post in an election because you cannot be in the place where you usually vote British Equivalent: postal vote
absentee vote
vote cast by a citizen who is unable vote at his regular polling place on an election day (usually sent by mail)
absentee voter
one who votes by absentee ballot because he is unable to vote at his regular polling place on an election day (usually by mail)
absentee voting
{i} absentee ballot, voting by citizens who are unable to vote at their regular polling place on an election day (usually sent by mail)
absentee's property
assets of people who are not present, property belonging to people whose whereabouts are unknown
Custodian for Absentee Properties
person or group that is in charge of abandoned property
absentees
plural of absentee
absentee
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