Each person has different goals in terms of what they would like to
happen to their property after they are no longer able to enjoy it.
Individuals should pay as much care and attention to what
happens to their property after they pass away as they do to what happens to their property while they are alive.
I do not recommend that they be used by anyone who really cares about what
happens to their property after death.
Everyone has an estate, and it's important to create — and regularly re-evaluate — the plan for what will
happen to your property after you're gone.
Not exact matches
I was both puzzled and concerned
after reading the letter and ad placed in this paper by Jimmy Bruno, the Republican / Conservative candidate for Supervisor, in which he stated that he wants
to cut
property taxes for seniors over the age of 65, of which I
happen to be one.
Although at some point in a well - run research organization you will be able
to publish your work, it only ever
happens after the company has protected its intellectual
property.
Soon
after their success in resurrecting someone, which is only known
to those five, the lab is raided by a pharmaceutical company that, according
to the terms of the grant that was funding Frank and Zoe's research, owns all intellectual
property in the event the terms of the grant are broken, which
happened once they started testing on animals.
After touring the
property — walking outside but not into most of the buildings — the 35 or so who attended met in a Neil Building classroom
to talk about what could
happen there.
It's the act of retaining some or all of the risk of things
happening to you or your
property, with the implicit agreement that you will make yourself whole
after a loss.
In fact, a last will is simply a written way for you
to state your desires for what
happens to your
property and children
after your death and avoid any confusion or familial disputes.
After an accident on someone's
property, you will often be contacted by an insurance adjuster or investigator asking
to interview you about how your accident
happened.
What
happens when a couple changes their marital
property agreement
after one of them has incurred a separate debt in order
to avoid having his wages taken in payment?
In Ontario, for example, you have two years
after an accident
to make a claim — unless the accident
happens on municipality
property, in which case you only have seven days
to notify the municipality of the accident.
Your last will is simply a written way for you
to state your desires for what
happens to your
property and children
after your death, and
to avoid any confusion or familial disputes.
Flexibility
to respond
to changes in the value of matrimonial
property that
happen after valuation but before division can best be achieved by using section 8 of the MPA.
Policies normally are issued with replacement cost coverage, meaning you get the money you need
to go purchase new
property and be made whole
after a loss
happens.
Even if you don't have much, it's still difficult
to replace
property after one of the 365,000 home fires that
happen every year in this country!
Property insurance that restores the insured
to their original financial condition
after a loss
happens.
Personal
property is covered at replacement cost, so you know you'll be able
to recover
after a disaster, should the worst
happen.
It's the act of retaining some or all of the risk of things
happening to you or your
property, with the implicit agreement that you will make yourself whole
after a loss.
Regardless of what the seller's
Property Condition Disclosure Statement says, if something bad
happens after the buyers move in, they automatically assume that somebody (the seller or the Realtor) failed
to disclose the fault.
After finding out damage is more,
property management is more, fires
happen more frequently, insurance rises, etc. the huge returns they thought haven't come
to pass.
A small miracle has
happened since 2007
after I had given up my job [and small government salary]
to continue a commitment in
property investment.
Happened in my town, and when «the FSBO listed»
after several months passed by, trying
to sell privately with plenty of action but no sale... the
property then actually sold in days, netting the listing rep two more listings near that house»cause the house sold SO FAST (skews the stats royally).
For instance, what
happens if he wants
to sell the
property after 1 year, but you don't?
Even if it did, I would want
to know if it
happened with or without a land trust in place first (for previously owned
property), or if it
happened as a result of the insurance company notifying the lending institution
after using the land trust first.
Some home sellers are so eager
to let go of the
property that they don't think about what
happens after they close the sale.
After seeing that
happen to me, I started
to get into Wholesaling and did about 4 - 5
properties per year while having a full - time job.
- ft.
property portfolio, also expects
to see actual leasing deals being completed on the show floor, a departure from what was
happening in the years during and immediately
after the recession when the emphasis was on networking.
I think we need
to involve the public and let the public tell this competition burea what has
happened in private sale and private for sale companies, where nobody verify information, or gets things
to lawyers on time, or the
property is very often mis represented, It is in the consumers, best interest,
to be represented by educated, i real estate professional
to look
after the biggest investment of there life, I am sure that the competition burea has rules as does the insurance industry,