Sentences with phrase «dollar property portfolio»

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He started in high - yield bonds and went on during the internet boom to turn a million dollars in patent acquisitions into a portfolio of software intellectual property worth $ 150 million.

Darren has amassed an investment portfolio consisting of over 4,000 rental properties across North America, tens of millions of dollars in energy interests and hundreds of acres of land.

At that time, they will also have either paid off all their properties or sold the rentals and built up an investment portfolio worth a few hundred thousand dollars.

REITs are a great component for anyone interested in diversifying their investment portfolio without having to drop hundreds of thousands of dollars on a physical property.

«Hilton HHonors Reserve cardmembers will enjoy more ways to earn complimentary nights at thousands of properties in the Hilton Worldwide portfolio - and weekend night stay certificates that can be worth hundreds of dollars.»

You will receive 9 additional Hilton Honors Bonus Points, for a total of 12, for each dollar of eligible purchases charged directly with a property within the Hilton portfolio, including bookings and incidental charges.

an additional 50 Airpoints Dollars can be earned for a qualifying weekend stay (any stay that includes a Friday, Saturday and / or a Sunday notwithstanding the check - in day) at participating properties within the Hilton Worldwide portfolio globally

As a member, you'll be able to redeem your points for free stays at more than 4,800 properties worldwide and earn more with every dollar spent at Hilton portfolio hotels.

Amex Platinum: 5 Membership Rewards points per dollar spent on airfare purchases booked through the airline or though Amex and on prepaid hotels booked directly through Amex; 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases Citi Prestige: 3 ThankYou points per dollar spent on air travel and hotels; 2 points per dollar spent on dining and entertainment; 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases Chase Sapphire Reserve: 3 Ultimate Rewards points per dollar spent on travel and dining purchases; 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases Hilton Amex Aspire: 14 Hilton Honors points per dollar spent at Hilton portfolio properties worldwide; 7 points per dollar spent on flights booked directly with the airline or at amextravel.com, car rentals booked directly from select companies, and from US restaurants; 3 points per dollar spent on all other purchases Ritz: 5 Ritz - Carlton Rewards points per dollar spent at any Ritz - Carlton, Marriott or Starwood hotel; 2 points per dollar spent on airline tickets purchased directly with the airline and at car rental agencies and restaurants; 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases AAdvantage Executive: 2 AAdvantage miles per dollar spent on eligible American Airline purchases; 1 AAdvantage mile per dollar spent on all other purchases United Club: 2 miles per dollar spent on United ticket purchases; 1.5 miles per dollar spent on all other purchases

Despite this initial failure and despite the ongoing credit crunch biting, proponents of the property derivative market are optimistic, buoyed by a period of record trades in the property derivatives market (currently a trillion dollar market) as dealers, institutional investors, portfolio managers, pensions, hedge funds, insurance companies and other end users turn from bricks and mortars to derivatives.

Managed a large REO portfolio of 350 - 450 REO Assets ranging from $ 1,000 - $ 1 Million in real property, 20 Million Dollar portfolio of Ocwen's Investors REO assets specializing in disposition.

Given the luck that you happen to sell your portfolio for top dollar right before the recession in 2008, then bought back again, be it perhaps not exact same but similar like kind properties, then wouldn't you have made more money?

I can't do this because I know half as much about REI as you, but I do have a friend / mentor with a several million dollar portfolio who uses cap rate for 1 - 4 unit properties.

Some REITs might also not be adding dollar stores to their portfolios now because they've accumulated so many of these properties over the past five years or so, says Zach Wright, who specializes in net lease properties at Denver - based commercial real estate firm Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors LLC.

But a rising number of them are betting on single - tenant net lease properties such as dollar stores, drugstores and fast - food restaurants to help round out their portfolios.

Billion - dollar portfolio purchases are making headlines, bond yields are still razor thin and REIT property values are still high.

Matt Lavin of Benoit Properties International says: «Given the strength of their currency, South Africans are seizing the opportunity to derisk their portfolios by moving funds into dollars — and to snap up US property at a discount at the same time.

Several of the properties within that portfolio have since undergone millions of dollars worth of improvements, from landscaping and roofing upgrades to clubhouse and fitness center remodels

Most of the commercial mortgage dollars originated by Signature and NYCB are for multifamily properties, so a drop in multifamily has a significant impact on the rest of their commercial mortgage portfolios.

An important client recruits Merrie Kung to help him diversify his investment portfolio with a three - bedroom rental property in Westwood on a million dollar budget, a tall order.