Sentences with phrase «example of buying a house»

Consider the example of buying a house and borrowing $ 300,000 to make the purchase.

Not exact matches

In other words, if lots of other people lose their jobs and those people aren't buying houses, for example, then the demand for plumbers and electricians will fall accordingly because a lot of those people are employed in new construction.

Foreign buyers are, for example, buying up huge chunks of central London and Manhattan, helping to push those cities» already astronomical housing prices even higher.

For example, a fixed rate mortgage that costs no more than 25 % of your income, to buy your first house makes sense.

For example, I recall back in 2008/2009 crash, I had a significant savings, but instead of thinking «Why not buy all these stocks and an additional investment house at cheap discount?»

None of my neighbors have full - time jobs because their parents bought their house for them, for example.

If, for example, your child is thinking of buying a house, and you say that it's an idiotic time for such a purchase, your words won't be forgotten.

She gives the example of the UK government proposing a right for tenants to buy their housing association home.

The most famous example of a housing policy winning an election is the Right to Buy.

Some of us buy fire insurance for our homes when the risk of a house fire is less than 1 %, for example.

The price of Stylenanda's 3CE lies in the mid region, but since it is more expensive than Etude House for example, I never ended up buying any 3CE products previously.

And I can still watch Laurel and Hardy for hours, for example, in Big Business (1929) in which they sell Christmas Trees door to door in the summer in Los Angeles — there is a knock - down, drag - out battle with someone who doesn't want to buy one, with a complete destruction of his house, it is so wonderfully anarchic.

For example, people who are considering buying a house look at the house's age, condition, location, style, features, and construction, as well as the price of nearby homes.

; Apparently, this amazing piece of pure Americana was bought with the intention of keeping it in the house as a «work of art» (see photos) as this car is probably the most handsome ’55 Thunderbird you are likely to set your eyes on.; Examples such as this one rarely come to market in the US, let alone in the UK, and is an opportunity to own, almost certainly, the best T'Bird in the country.

They don't understand, for example, that $ 50,000 now doesn't buy the same type of house it did when they were buying their first home.

For example, if you recently bought your house for nothing down with a 100 percent mortgage, you don't need a homeowner's insurance policy for the amount of your mortgage balance.

For example, you do not have to agree to buy a house if the inspection was unsatisfactory, but you have to say so in writing within a specified number of days.

Warren Buffett is the perfect example of living in the same house he bought years and years ago — not some 15,000 sq ft palace.

An example of this is the person that buys home insurance on a house one week before they plan to tear it down to build a new house.

FHA loans require 3.5 % of the house price down so for example if you're buying a home for 100,000 you have to bring a check to the table for $ 3,500.00

As an example, below is a graph from the latest Black Knight Mortgage Monitor showing the percentage of median income needed to buy a medium - priced home in the country today in comparison to prior to the housing bubble and bust.

For example, you could buy a cheap house with lots of serious issues and benefit now from lower payments, but you may end up pouring money into it later to keep it livable or to get the house in a condition so you can sell it.

for example, inflation might include the price of cars, furniture, or houses, which you might not buy in a given year or even decade.

For example, if your current mortgage value is $ 150.000, and the value of the property is $ 200.000, your mortgage ratio is 75 %, However, if you have just bought your house, with a down payment of say $ 10.000, your mortgage would be $ 190.000 and the mortgage ratio is 95 %.

It also provides a dose of reality in terms of trade - offs that may be necessary to achieve multiple goals — for example, how buying a new car this year might delay buying a house and retiring, or how a lower savings rate and less aggressive investments now might affect paying for college in a few years.

For example, say you bought your house for $ 200,000 ten years ago and have paid off $ 90,000 of the loan and still owe $ 110,000.

Here is an example of how dual mortgages work: Let's say you are going to buy a house for $ 575,000, with a down payment of $ 80,000.

So, if you can just show, for example, that the odds of a stock market crash are far higher in years when the P - E ratio is much higher than average (or for housing crashes the buy - rent, or price - household income ratio), or that the expected risk - adjusted long run return is much lower than average, or other «anomalies» (anomalous to the EMH) like this, then you can show that the EMH is substantially far from the truth.

A prime example of this is using a gift to buy the «next level up» of car or house.

For example consumer may buy a car, take a trip to another country, renovate the house, or buy completely new furniture with the help of such a loan.

Alyssa Gowing, 27, is an example of how driven millennials are to buy a house.

Many people take advantage of 0 balance transfer offers, for example, to make repairs on a house they are selling or the home they intend to buy.

An example of bad good debt is when Buddy goes out and buys an oversized house that exceeds his needs.

For markets that are by necessity thin (which in the Arrow - Debreu sense as I read it is most markets) examples being buying or selling a certain house, an obscure bond, or offering / receiving credit default on a thin slice of a securitization, there is no way that complete markets could exist.

For example, if the purpose of investing is to build a down payment for that house you intend to buy in two years, it may be highly unrealistic to expect 10 % rates of return.

We are going to use the Grieving Rottweiler as our example here — not to say that the owner of that dog (who is asking dog lovers to help him buy a house so he can rescue more dogs) is a scammer or a schemer, but only because his fundraising drive, as explained by him, is so full of conflicting information, question marks and red flags.

For example, because I carry my «house» with me wherever I go (see also The Ultimate Packing List for Full - Time Travel), I save lots of money by not buying «stuff» since I have nowhere to put it!

Take the example of the Gorky drawing (below, right): «Mrs. Fuld bought it at Christie's in 1996 for $ 370,000; the house estimates it will bring $ 2.2 million to $ 2.8 million.»

A number of art experts have said that galleries and auction houses have done a poor job of combining their respective skill sets in the past; for example, when Sotheby's bought André Emmerich Gallery in 1996 and purchased a stake in Deitch Projects in 1997; or when Christie's acquired Haunch of Venison in 2007.

Some of us buy fire insurance for our homes when the risk of a house fire is less than 1 %, for example.

Whether it was Ken Lay's house - of - cards tenure at Enron or John Rigas buying his own private golf course on the backs of his employees, it's not too difficult to find examples of greed - soaked executives who fell from grace and, in many cases, fell directly into jail.

Last month was a classic example of this, with the Hammonds team advising on one of the largest deals to hit the Yorkshire market — the landmark # 783m management buy - out of housing company Keepmoat, which the firm staffed solely out of its Leeds office.

Some examples include a contract dispute where less than the projected product sales were reaped on expensive, luxury medical machines because hospitals didn't want to buy them, environmental / bankruptcy claims alleging fraud where a spun - off company failed because of decreased housing demands, and fraud claims where investors made risky investments without protections and lost big.

For example, if you don't have children, do you really want to buy a five - bedroom house in a suburb 45 minutes outside of the city center?

Term is also great for those seeking to protect certain assets, like a house (think of the mortgage, for example), a business (useful for satisfying SBA loan requirements, or buy - sell agreements), and other major purchases.

Speaking of mortgages, we typically do not recommend buying mortgage life insurance from the letters you get in the mail from life insurance companies just after you have refinanced your house, for example.

An example of this would be buying a house you intended to tear down anyway, which happened to catch on fire.

For example, if you are in a volume business and buy five to 10 houses a month, missing something here or there from time to time during due diligence can amount to just the cost of doing business.

For example, say that you bought a house and found out from a neighbour that it had been the scene of a horrific murder.

For example, instead of copying and pasting, comment on a house and tell followers why they should buy it.