Sentences with phrase «lost rent because»

Although I was out money for lost rent because I maxed out the policy.

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Those who return to renting — because, say, they lost the home to foreclosure — are generally left with about the same amount of wealth they had before buying the house.

A few years later, because of the lack of finances they also lost the church property and were now renting a building.

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«In future because they're deemed to be under - occupying it, if they lose their job or go to short - time working, the rent will not be covered by housing benefit, they face the prospect of becoming homeless, they won't be covered by the homeless legislation.

«Every year more than 10,000 rent - regulated apartments are lost because of loopholes in the rent laws,» Silver said.

And merely rolling over the existing rules, a de Blasio aide says, would be «disastrous,» because about 8,000 affordable apartments are lost each year when their rents rise above the stabilization threshold.

The same survey showed that 1 in 8 renters lost their security deposit (known as a bond in Australia) due to insufficient clean - up of the unit or because they owed rent.

There are many failed real estate investors out there that ended up losing their home because they bought rental properties that they could not rent out in the economic downturn.

Doug Hoyes: Yeah, it's money you're going to lose anyways, so okay if in the two or three months before my bankruptcy, I'm getting behind on my rent payment or something, oh well, might as well cash the RESP in because I'm going to lose it anyways.

In that case, loss of use could also be called «loss of rents» because, properly endorsed, it can cover the lost income from rent after a covered loss such as a fire when the property isn't bringing in money.

(Otherwise they lose money because they could have rented to someone else)

I'm currently renting and I'm wanting to buy a house in the area to live in (because I want more space and I want my money to go into an asset rather than simply losing money I'm paying in rent).

Needless to say, losing a house, car, or other valuables can make it particularly hard to get back on your feet, especially because bankruptcy can make it more difficult to get a job or even rent a place to live.

I was very upset by this because there was no way we can get the apartment (the owner has said to me he doesn't want to lose any rent) but the owner checked our credit anyway.

I'll sleep better knowing that if I were to lose my job, I won't have to worry much about leaving the house, because my only major monthly expenses are property taxes (which are pretty hefty here in New York, but still less each month for this five - bedroom house than it would cost to rent a one - bedroom apartment in the same town).

Gabriele Johnson, founding director of A New Beginning Animal Shelter, or NBAR, said at the end of the year the organization will lose its kitty - center building in Bountiful because the owner wishes to rent it out to a private person.

Also, you failed to even notice that I am already renting GoW from Gamefly so your whole argument is lost on me because as I said before «why should I care»?

I used to take my drawing students to the colosseo every semester; one day a man stood at its outer edge, threatening to jump off because he'd lost his rent - controlled housing.

In the sole (known) case, Midland Heart v Richardson, Birmingham Civil Justice Centre (ChD), 12.11.2007 (see the write - up on Nearly Legal), Ms Richardson stood to lose her capital outlay of # 29,500 for around # 3,000 rent arrears (which had arisen because she had to flee the property as she was in fear of violence).

Across the nation, 19 % of Generation Rent have lost their deposit because of damage to the property, with this figure rising to 40 % for student tenants

Because let's face it, there's nothing worse than renting to earn some extra cash, then losing it all by having to pay out of pocket to repair or replace your stuff.

The loss of use expense represents the income the agency lost because the damaged vehicle was unavailable to rent to other customers.

When you're living on a thin budget and renting, do you want to be the one to buy new stuff for the neighbors because their property was lost in your fire?

However, this can be very dangerous because they are running the risk of losing all personal items if a major disaster were to ever strike at the place that they are renting in Folsom California.

Many were hit hard by the recent recession and are renting because they lost their homes to foreclosure or because it is a more affordable housing option.

I could've saved money if I had hired someone because I lost rent for all those months.

You've already lost hundreds if not thousands of dollars in rent because of your unwillingness to do what needs to be done.

We are upgrading to a single family home and decided to rent out the townhouse so we wouldn't lose money if we sold because there has been no appreciation since we purchased 5 years ago (and this is a new development so they are still building).

My rents are cheap, because I bought cheaper houses, I will NEVER lose my houses because my mortgage is so low.

I took her to eviction court once and lost because I didn't put the hours to pay the rent on the first 3 day notice.

In fact, the typical SFR tenant is a family that has just left a foreclosure and can afford to pay the rent on a former foreclosure but could not make the mortgage payment on their old home, perhaps because they bought with alternative financing or purchased at the peak and could not get a modification when their home lost value.

You may also want to check local laws because if you tenant loses her job and can't pay the rent you might not be able to evict her legally so again do your homework before taking the plunge.