Sentences with phrase «had his roommates pay»

My best friend did this in college and basically had his roommates pay for his house!

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It's that ability to deal with setbacks, because in college you're always going to have setbacks — whether it's not being able to pay a tuition bill, or not getting along with your roommate, or failing a class.

The first paid rent on a lovely apartment for me so I didn't have to suck up roommate life anymore and so he had somewhere to enjoy our secret trysts (he was married — oops naughty me!).

While X waits for Andrew to decide whether he's really straight, gay or bi, their other roommate, 18 year - old Joey (Jonathon Trent) starts to put the moves on X. And as if this love triangle isn't complicated enough, along comes Gregory (Patrick Bauchau), an aging queen who pays X for his company, but refuses to consummate carnally until the hunky hooker has the hots for him, too.

Dr. Dre (Training Day) plays Sean, who has no job and mounting bills paid for by his drug dealing roommate Dee Loc (Snoop Dogg, Half Baked).

Davis has a bunch of dopey roommates, also struggling with paying the rent.

It sounds like getting the roommate would be the fastest way to pay off your debts.

By the time you increase limits and pay to endorse the roommate onto the policy, you might as well both just have your own coverage.

Gambling winnings are taxed when you file just like normal income so your roommate will now have to pay federal tax on $ 100,000 income (between 24 % and 40 % federal, depending on when it is reported and other income he / she has), and potentially state income tax, while the «winner» got $ 80K tax - free instead of paying tax on $ 100K.

You also need to add several other bills to it if you want to build credit by paying rent, so it's not a great choice if you have roommates and the rent is paid by you, but the electric is in their name, for instance.

Students pay as much as 200 to 400 per week for the luxury of only have one or two roommates.

Heck, I know someone with a McArthur genius grant who destroyed his credit just by forgetting to pay the bills (the stereotypical absent - minded genius)... hasn't hurt his life much either (nor that of his equally absent - minded Phd roommate).

You don't want to have a roommate that will skip out of town after a few months and leave you to pay his or her share.

Fathers, mothers, husbands, wives and roommates have access to your information and use it to open credit accounts where they rack up bills that never get paid.

In addition, my roommate and I worked out a deal where he would pay 4 months rent upfront, so I was able to get $ 2,400 more to put into initial home - related expenses.

As for the roommate, he is living month to month as a student, so I don't think he would be able to pay anything upfront.

Living in an apartment with your canine companion isn't much different from living with a human roommate: They don't clean, they don't pay for groceries and you're starting to suspect they don't even have a job.

I know If I had a roommate and they were running this eating up all the bandwidth I would not be paying for any of the internet any longer and have my own connection set up, before I would pay for half of nothing so that douche nozzle could play his video games... Parents aren't going to be OK with it either....

Once you pick your roommates, it's a good idea to have a sit down at the beginning of the year to lay out ground rules about such things as paying rent, cleaning, parking, expenses, guests, and laundry.

Justice Garston found that the roommate was «neither trained in the field of healthcare nor has any prior work experience in the field» and that, while her work supporting the plaintiff was admirable, the legislation did not allow for her to be paid for the attendant care services that she provided.

My roommate has paid one third of the rent (10 days) and I have paid my half of the rent.

When the end of month comes, if no suitable roommate has been found and my ex-roommate (and still current co-signer) refuses to pay his share of the rent, can I sue him in small claims court?

Unless you've got a cat or dog who can find a way to pay a portion of the rent, having a roommate or two (or three or four) is a proactive way to save money; split two or three ways, you could easily save thousands of dollars a year by rooming with other people.

Another friend mentioned a roommate who asked, «Why do we need to pay for toilet paper when they have it for free at work?

Once again, if the roommate is not listed on the policy in some fashion and the proper premium paid if applicable, the roommate has no coverage at all under the policy.

If your roommate's policy does cover you, they will have to add that big screen TV of yours onto their insurance policy, and pay for it!

By the time you increase limits and pay to endorse the roommate onto the policy, you might as well both just have your own coverage.

If your apartment lifestyle includes roommates — maybe you're in college, or maybe you live in the Bay Area and want to save a few bucks — you probably have a whiteboard for who needs to do something, buy something, or pay something around the house.

If your child is away at college, there is a good possibility that he or she has a roommate to help pay for the Southern Brooklyn, New York apartment.

A roommate is a great way to help you pay for all of the different bills that you will have for your Johns Hopkins University off campus housing.

One common question that many people will have is whether or not their Perris renters insurance will pay for losses that their roommates sustain as well.

If you have roommates, it can pay off to talk them into purchasing a Bethlehem renters insurance policy.

In that situation, either the other roommates have to pay the share of the non-participant, or the whole policy could be forfeit.

With three of you on the policy, the insurance company would only be concerned with having the premiums paid, while one of the roommates may decide they can not afford to pay their share.

They can each see which roommate has paid and how much.

If you can swing the 3.5 % down payment and qualify for the loan as your personal residence... having a couple roommates help pay the costs, build equity for you... could be a smart buy.

Living with roommates to help pay the rent has become the new normal for many in Asheville — particularly for people depending on hourly wages in low - paying industries, area leasing agents say.

The part that does concern me in your scenario is «rental history is ruined because of her roommate» I might take a chance if everything else is good, but personally I would want a bigger deposit and would make her well aware that rent must be paid timely each month with no exceptions.

Since the 1st lease and original security deposit was taken, many different tenants have moved in and out - each paying the outgoing roommate for their part of the security deposit so the LL wouldn't have to get involved and they'd always remain «whole» (we were instructed to do so by LL).