Mixed tenure definition
Mixed tenure means when a property for which a loan is sought comprises more than one self contained dwelling, with the applicant living or intending to live in one of the dwellings and let the remaining dwellings.
Mixed tenure means a building or a group of buildings which contain multiple tenure types.
Examples of Mixed tenure in a sentence
The homes will remain available for rent for between five and 10 years, after which time they will be available for sale.273 Mixed tenure subsidies are also part of the Scottish Executive subsidisation framework.