Sentences with phrase «hope value»

You can tuck them away and hope their value increases over the years.

- + * If you hold Bitcoin hoping its value will increase, you should consider investing it in human development.

You're essentially hoping the value of Bitcoin relative to your native currency goes up.

Investors looking to circle their wagons around the still - lagging value factor in hopes value stocks will rebound later this year have plenty of exchange traded funds to consider.

This perception wasn't just built on hope value: The core HTEC division was an obvious jewel in the crown, a new management team was already delivering on its promises, and (if necessary) the shareholder register promised potential activist intervention.

While it is obvious that they are not currently buying or seeking to buy, the open market buyer would understandably assume that at some time in the future the non-participating owners would want to extend the terms of their leases before they expired and, therefore, the open market buyer would be prepared to pay hope value for that prospect.

I know of no determination by the LVT awarding hope value for a lease extension in addition to MV, so Sportelli has had no effect on that front.

The LVT awarded hope value at 50 % of the freeholder's 50 % share of MV (# 10,896).

But even if you're prepared to assign plenty of hope value here, a current market cap of EUR 88 M looks pretty steep on a discounted basis when you consider the costs, the risks & the dilution that lie ahead...

Although the monetary value CVHS is able to offer through this program is substantial, CVHS hopes the value of the companionship from these animals will be an even greater factor for our area's veterans.

First, to both pay the freeholder 50 % of MV (the second element of the price payable for the reversion under the 1993 Act) and then to add hope value was plain double counting.

The majority of enfranchisements where there are nonparticipating tenants with leases having less than 80 years unexpired yield insignificant or modest hope values.

The expectation of future MV is known as hope value.

I'm quite disappointed with management here — if a junior resource stock could achieve a billion dollar valuation purely on hope value, it bloody well should have been Fastnet!

If an open market buyer has the prospect of realising MV before the term of the current lease expires he would be prepared to pay hope value and that should be added to the price payable.

Welcoming the review, housing minister Yvette Cooper announced a series of measures to prevent landbanking, where developers hold on to empty land in the hope values will rise.

He's not solely investing in real estate in the hopes the value increases, he's saying it's a better investment because it produces income whether or not the value increases.

They hope the value of their investment will increase and that they will receive dividends.

I hope a value approach will click with you because it can be quite profitable — and might even enable you to buy that library of loafers after all.

They hope the values recover and as long as interest rates stay low borrowers will continue to make payments when they can but if interest rates rise the tide will go out and everyone will know who was swimming naked, to quote Warren Buffett.

As it stands though, San Leon looks vastly inflated on hope value (rather than hard asset value) and based on current estimated cash / burn rates they'll be needing to raise more cash very soon...

The ruling endorses the decision of the Court of Appeal last year preventing landlords from claiming extra sums in the form of «hope value» in house claims and lease extension claims.

However, it is less good news for tenants wishing to participate in collective enfranchisement schemes as the House of Lords has decided that «hope value» can be taken into account for non-participating tenants which will increase the premium payable, in some cases quite substantially.»

«Now tenants will have to pay an extra sum representing «hope value» which should reflect the possibility of non-participating tenants wishing to obtain new leases of their flats in the future.

The House of Lords has ruled that landlords should be prevented from including «hope value» in house claims and lease extension claims.

Forsters LLP property litigation partner Natasha Rees says the decision in the Sportelli litigation will protect tenants against landlords» claims that «hope value» — an additional sum payable in the anticipation of selling to a special purchaser in the future — should be included as part of the price.

«Under the Court of Appeal decision no hope value was payable on collective claims,» she says.

In any event, hope value is comparatively rare.

(MV and hope value had been debated in some detail during the passage of LRHUDA 1993 and it is not unreasonable to assume that the same government had not forgotten that debate when it amended the legislation three years later.

Hope value was recognised (and awarded) by some LVTs before Sportelli; others took the view that there was no such thing.

Therefore, a purchaser of the freeholder's reversion would have no expectation of realising MV before the current lease ended and where there is no prospect of MV there can be no hope value.

The LVT determined that no hope value was payable.

This, said the freeholders, must open the door to hope value.

However, nonparticipating owners were added by the Housing Act 1996 and the consequent exclusion of hope value had to be intended by Parliament.

Many enfranchisements have 100 % participation or involve leases with more than 80 years unexpired, so that hope value is simply not an issue.

The landlords in Sportelli are seeking permission from the Court of Appeal to challenge the decision in relation to a further issue concerning the inclusion of hope value in the purchase price.

However, we hope the value we provide is worth the extra buck or two.

Hope you value my credentials for the position of physiotherapist and give me an opportunity to work with your hospital.

but when we cross the line of confidential / Public, we all lose as once confidentiality is comprimised and we all become nothing more than used car salesmen / women, just print the carfax, and see the entire history, any one who makes a living helping people buy or sell realestate, I would hope values the principal of Fidiucuary Duty, more than their paycheck, IF YOU DO NT, I DO BELIEVE THERE ARE OPENINGS AT ANY USED CARLOT.