Sentences with phrase «dollars over renting»

If you plan to stay in your home for more than six years, buying a home could save you thousands of dollars over renting.

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Based on Knight Frank's basket of properties which reflects the current 78 % / 22 % split between Rouble and US dollar set rents, prime rents have slipped 11 % over the last year.

But lately, I feel like I've been helping Whole Foods make rent with the dollars I've been handing over for their brown rice, quinoa, grilled salmon avocado rolls.

The EDC failed to turn over millions of dollars worth of rent to the city, but still managed to spend big bucks on extravagant overseas travel for staffers.

«And he gets over ten million dollars a year in government rents, and received over twelve million in tax breaks.»

Mayor de Blasio, for instance, pays just over $ 7,000 in property taxes on the two multi-million dollar houses he owns (and rents out) in Park Slope.

In October, the Syracuse Post-Standard reported that two landlords received more than $ 400,000 in government aid for rent while neglecting to pay over a million dollars in property taxes to the city.

TPU investigators, auditors and attorneys have recaptured more than 32,000 units that landlords had failed to register, restoring them to rent regulation, saving the State over a billion dollars in rehabilitation and reconstruction costs.

Pendergrass» rent now stands at just over 18 - hundred dollars a month.

The real estate industry has backed Klein with millions of dollars and the lawmaker has not yet indicated he would vote to return power over rent laws to the city.

For instance, there are many dresses that are well over a thousand dollars, but I am paying only $ 139 to rent it along with jewelry and a purse.

In four years, this two - bedroom flat has cost me over one hundred forty thousand dollars in rent.

The average home value is over half a million dollars, so many people choose to rent.

«As a renter, you can easily spend half a million dollars or more on rent over the years ($ 1,500 a month for 30 years comes to $ 540,000), and in the end wind up just where you started — owning nothing.

Buying a home would save you approximately $ 848,011 (in today's dollars) over 30 years, compared to renting, based on the assumptions you provided.

So about a month later after «joining» their restaurant and paying about $ 30K into it, I learned this restaurant was over $ 150,000 dollars in debt, much of it in unpaid rent.

Lets say they settle for 2 years rent, appx 4 mm bucks, that would leave over a dollar in cash per share...

Rent, car and bills cost me 2500 per month (I live in a city and prefer not to live in a neighbourhood where I could be stabbed or shot when getting out of my car), then the 300 loan payment leaves me with about 90 dollars left over (calculating actual funds (net income), after taxes) and my cats need food, too... let me tell you, it's not fun.

However, you may not need the extra space on a regular basis, and law firms can save thousands of dollars in rent over the lifetime of their lease by eliminating just one meeting room.

They are the quotidian and the banal: disputes over rent and damage to a rented apartment; a few hundred dollars a month in disputed disability payments from the government; the compensation to which a victim of crime is entitled; a workplace injury that renders someone unemployable.

The average home value is over half a million dollars, so many people choose to rent.

Even if you have to rent a car, that can be a lot cheaper than forking over hundreds of dollars to fly the whole family.

Renters insurance is something that you should have for as long as you rent, and even a few dollars here and there means a lot over the years.

While New York City remains the most expensive city in the country to live in by a wide margin, with average rent checking in at over $ 2800 per month [1], state renters insurance is a steal by comparison averaging only around eighteen dollars over the same time period [2].

Why are the assets that brought in well over a million dollars a month in gross rent burned to the ground?

Anything that is over a hundred dollars or so is worth coverage instead of renting without rental insurance and would be the best things to focus on.

Most people who rent in Northgate are going to have at least a few thousand dollars in possessions that they keep at their homes, and many will have belongings that value well over ten thousand dollars.

The thought of having well over a million dollars in debt service (11,200 a month back then because we are in a very high tax area) when I could buy half a dozen properties with cash and not make a lot of money but enough, and still have them to rent out or even sell to generate income seems a lot better decision in my case, but not in all cases.

Even if you can't receive enough rent to cover your mortgage payments, paying a small amount of negative cash flow every month might be easier on the pocketbook than forking over thousands of dollars for a vacant house.

To find the 10 worst cities for real estate investment, analysts looked for low rents per dollar on home value and low home price appreciation over time.