Sentences with phrase «mailing their house keys»

Hence the term jingle mail, the (albeit rare) practice of people mailing their house keys back to the bank.

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That is called «jingle mail,» returning the keys to the bank and saying, «You can have the house.

Look for a return of «Jingle Mail» as homeowner's who are underwater, give up the lost cause and send the house keys back to the mortgage holder.

«When I was younger, even though I had a big brother, my parents would give me the house key every day,» the Daily Mail quoted him as saying.

Jasmine's key evidence is an infamous voice mail accidentally left by Marvell's former general counsel, where he called a Jasmine in - house lawyer and apparently meant to hang up, but allegedly continued to talk with two colleagues on speakerphone about stealing trade secrets from Jasmine.

It was not unusual for listing salespersons or bank managers to find house keys dumped through office mail slots.

Usually some story about being a missionary and not being able to meet the tenant at the house but if they send them money they will mail them the keys!

Moving out of the house or mailing the keys to the lender doesn't start the clock.

The little shelf by the door is a bookshelf on the side of the living room, which provides some nice extra storage, and provides the perfect place to set your keys, mail, and anything else that you happen to be carrying into the house.

Ideal for tight quarters, they come in a range of sleek style sand can easily house everything from keys and office supplies to mail and magazines.

I too use baskets in every room of the house but the most used basket is the one that I keep on the kitchen table to gather all those little things everyone throws around, keys, mail, chapstick, whatever it may be.

I finally did put a decorative hook up for my keys so I can find them, but the mail seems to be the main problem of clutter in my house!

Everyone walks by it as they enter the house and the automatically put their purse, keys, glasses, mail there.

It is a serious catchall for mail, school notes, receipts, keys, sunglasses, and everything else that comes into the house.

First room in the house as you enter so it is the dumping ground for keys, mail, papers and anything that needs to be set down.

House and mail keys get lost in all the paper work.