Sentences with phrase «estate as a sideline»

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While other investment bankers involved in M&A activity have been sidelined for the past three years as deals evaporated, the men and women who handle mergers and buyouts of retail real estate companies and properties have been busy little beavers.

Presumably, the rest make comfortable livings but know they could do better, regard their real estate career as a sideline, or struggle to get by on what income they can earn from walk - in customers and friends.

TIC investors such as Gary Scott of Danville, Calif., say they are still TIC proponents, even though they have been sidelined by property sales of commercial real estate.

The end of the bull market and start of a bear market in the early 2000s sent many of these new stock investors to the sidelines, just as real estate investors attracted to skyrocketing property values earlier this decade have also just recently retreated to the sidelines.

Debra Gould is the only person teaching the business of home staging who combines an MBA in marketing, almost 20 years experience as an entrepreneur and the proven track record of actually growing a successful home staging business herself from scratch — not as a sideline to a real estate practice, but as a stand alone and profitable home - based business.

After spending years on the sidelines of conversations between real estate professionals, I know you guys like to talk shop just as much as I enjoy nerding out about grammar and publishing platforms with fellow writers and editors.

Some real estate professionals had reported they were seeing a decrease in buyers in the last few weeks as more homebuyers were opting to wait on the sidelines for the debt crisis fallout and see what happened with mortgage rates.