Sentences with phrase «end properties tend»

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They include monitoring and repairing the property fences; tending to and shearing the sheep herds (as well as slaughtering the occasional sheep or lamb that meets an unfortunate end); roping horses; and even trapping beaver in a nearby creek.

The FHR collection tends to be more geared toward leisure travelers who can book stays at higher - end properties.

But for those who tend to shop at higher - end stores, you may want to consider getting a policy that covers up to $ 30,000 in personal property.

You'll also be advised by the specialists you tend to avoid in the business end such as CPAs, Business Attorneys and Intellectual Property Attorneys.

High - end property owners have tended to make up a larger portion of pocket listings because they have an interest in reducing the buyer foot traffic through their homes for privacy reasons or to cut down on looky - loos who aren't serious about buying.

He notes that while high - end aspiring homeowners have the money to shell out on uber expensive estates, many still tend to abstain from buying property that is wildly overpriced — just as their home - buying peers in the lower ends of the market do.

They also benefit on the back end because these properties tend to have more maintenance issues and evictions which is where the money is made on property management.