Sentences with phrase «little sweat equity»

Or it could have been because we wanted to show our readers how easy it is to change the look of your home with just some paint (and a little sweat equity)?

As @Shayne Fee said, finding a cosmetic fixer would be a good idea so you can purchase it below market value and add a little sweat equity to it.

«The FHA 203K loan allows buyers to purchase a home that, while it doesn't quite meet their current standards, can be made into their dream home with a little sweat equity,» he says.

And on this point, a little sweat equity goes a long way.

Find someone that can help the group with a little sweat equity in exchange for other services.

It is amazing what the right mindset, a little sweat equity, and clean whole food nutrition can do for your body and mind!

Not exact matches

The spring - cleaning tradition invites Mass Audubon members and the general public to spend the morning of the 28th at specific sanctuaries and engage in a little «sweat equity,» designed to help people connect with nature in multiple ways.

I now have an adorable little bungalow that I put some sweat equity into that we use as a rental.

To be honest, it is going to take a little bit of time, work, and sweat equity to set it up.

Caution: before reading further, I want to advise that the following may seem forward, a little confronting, even a little harsh for those authors not willing to invest sweat equity.

A little drunk on the autonomy they've built over the years — and often having built a massive amount of sweat equity with the business» founders — they become mavericks.

Re-habbed it cheap, craigslist, LOTS of sweat equity, very little cash out.

If you're willing to put in some sweat equity, you could purchase an un-renovated Spanish colonial hacienda for as little as $ 50,000.

What I mean by this is, if you want to create an impact in your market, the only two ways are to buy your way in through print advertising, billboards, bus benches, expensive mailings, flyers and farm campaigns, or, if you have little to no available resources, you must hit the streets and put in some sweat equity.

It was worth every bit of sweat equity to now be living in my own little jewel box of a house and you can color me content.