erillisvuokrattavia

Erillisvuokrattavia is a Finnish term that translates to "separately rentable" or "individually leased." It typically refers to a type of rental agreement where different parts of a property are leased to different tenants, or where specific services or utilities associated with a property are provided and charged for separately.

This concept is commonly encountered in commercial real estate. For instance, a large office building might be erillisvuokrattavia if each individual office suite or floor is leased to a separate company. In such arrangements, tenants might have their own meters for electricity or heating, with usage billed directly to them. Similarly, common areas like hallways or lobbies would be managed by the landlord and their costs would be factored into the overall rental price or a separate service charge.

In residential contexts, erillisvuokrattavia could apply to situations like renting out individual rooms in a shared house, where each tenant has their own lease agreement and is responsible for their own utility consumption beyond what's included in the rent. Another example might be a property with a main dwelling and a separate annex or guesthouse, where these two units are leased independently. The key characteristic is the distinct and separate nature of each rental agreement and, often, the associated costs. This allows for flexible utilization of property assets and tailored rental terms for different occupants.