Sentences with phrase «between buying a new house»

For consumers, bridge loans are commonly used to «bridge» the period between buying a new house and selling the old one.

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For some years Coyne managed a technical writing and training team at a New York law firm and divided her time between an apartment in Queens and the 110 - year - old house she bought and renovated on Long Island, while performing and writing on the side.

Between new tablets and the e-readers already on the market, there's little reason to leave the house to buy a print book any more — even from Amazon.com.

If you're trying to buy a house or car or seeking a new job, making the effort to boost your credit score could mean the difference between success and disappointment, especially if your credit profile is marginal.

He now moves frequently between the two cities, having also bought a house with his wife in upstate New York.

We started out thinking selling our house and buying a new one would be a monster of an undertaking, but we listed our house for sale in Mid-October, and closed on our perfect new house by end of December (with a couple weeks in between each transaction).

While land isn't cheap in Lancaster, Lusk notes that many prospective buyers searching for houses don't understand the difference between purchasing a new home and buying resale.

If you're debating between buying a previously owned home or new construction, it helps to know the benefits of buying a newly built house.

However, between 2002 and 2006, the period of the housing boom, higher new single family home sales were not matched by increases in the share of respondents planning to buy a new home proportionately.

In a previous blog, several scatterplots showed the positive and linear relationship between the six - month moving average of the share of respondents planning to buy a new home and new single family home sales one - month ahead excluding the housing boom years, and the non-linear relationship during the period of the housing boom.