1) The landlord ensured that the rental property was in a tenantable condition before the new tenants moved in.

2) The leak in the roof made the apartment not tenantable until it was repaired.

3) The homeowner invested in renovations to make the old house more tenantable.

4) The commercial space was deemed tenantable after passing a thorough inspection.

5) The landlord was required by law to maintain the property in a tenantable state.

6) The broken heating system made the apartment uninhabitable and therefore not tenantable.

7) The rental agreement stated that the tenant was responsible for keeping the property tenantable during their lease.

8) The landlord refused to renew the lease because the tenant did not keep the property in a tenantable condition.

9) The tenant requested that the landlord address the mold issue to ensure the apartment remained tenantable.

10) The real estate agent advised the investor to consider upgrades to make the property more appealing and tenantable.