Sentences with phrase «expensive piece of real estate»

Landlords and property managers want to know who's getting the key to an expensive piece of real estate and they want to ensure that it's going to be looked after.

I would never advise a rookie investor to start with an expensive piece of real estate, even if they thought they could afford it.

Current homeowners also may consider selling an existing home that has acquired a good deal of equity and applying the funds received at closing toward the price of a less expensive piece of real estate.

Not exact matches

Being trendy does not necessarily mean buying new pieces all of the time - that gets expensive and takes up much needed real estate in the closet!

Being trendy does not necessarily mean buying new pieces all of the time - that gets expensive and takes up much needed real estate in the closet!

For those of us who weathered the real estate collapse, we are all too aware of how expensive it is to be holding a piece of vacant real estate that can't be leased, sold or otherwise disposed of.

Although labor tends to be the most expensive piece of a company's budgetary puzzle, the next item on the list is usually real estate, according to Jeffrey Kottmeier, a research analyst for commercial real estate services giant CBRE.

Three years ago, they were living in a 70 - year - old house on a large piece of land on Vancouver's west side when they took heed of the escalating real estate prices and decided to cash out and relocate to the city's relatively less expensive east side.