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Mietsicherungsbürgschaft

English translation: rental guarantee

11:19 Jun 12, 2018
German to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Real Estate / Rental contracts
German term or phrase: Mietsicherungsbürgschaft
Title of a rental agreement (It is the heading of the rental agreement which, briefly summarized, states the tenant must provide a financial guarantee to the landlord) - would it be lease guarantee bond? Or lease surety bond?
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Katia Braumueller
English translation:rental guarantee
Explanation:
This should be the same as a 'Mietausfallgarantie' or, alternatively, even 'Mietsicherheit' in the sense of a 'Kaution' if the contractual provision(s) refer(s) to an actual payment to be made (i.e. a rental deposit).
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Steffen Walter
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3 +2rental guarantee
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rental guarantee


Explanation:
This should be the same as a 'Mietausfallgarantie' or, alternatively, even 'Mietsicherheit' in the sense of a 'Kaution' if the contractual provision(s) refer(s) to an actual payment to be made (i.e. a rental deposit).


    Reference: http://www.stalys.de/data/wm03.htm
Steffen Walter
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agree  franglish
8 mins
agree  philgoddard: Or lease guarantee, but "guarantee/surety bond" would be a tautology.
2 hrs
  -> Yes, indeed it would.
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