Sentences with phrase «move than homeowners»

By far, renters were much more likely to move than homeowners.

Not exact matches

So homeowners who are in the market for a refinance loan might want to move forward sooner rather than later.

A plan by leader Ed Miliband and Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls to levy an escalating one per cent tax on homeowners with properties worth more than # 2million has been described as «the politics of envy» and a move which economist believe could have many unintended consequences.

Downsize & move into a less expensive place — When you are a renter you have less options to reduce your housing costs than a homeowner.

Alternatively, with the recent implementation of the new $ 6,500 «move up» homebuyer tax credit to complement the existing $ 8,000 first - time homebuyer tax credit, some homeowners now have additional incentive to purchase a larger home rather than simply add on, at least for the time being.

Listing someone on your homeowners insurance is a big step not to be taken lightly, perhaps bigger than moving in together.

A study compiled by researchers with the National Association of Realtors shows that homeowners move less frequently than renters and stay in their homes for longer periods of time.

Rather than making traditional monthly payments, this type of loan defers repayment until the homeowner moves or passes away.

Nothing about moving trucks is or random houses that simply «look abandoned» has any meaning here, further than the truck - moving thing actually tended to show that the homeowner took deliberate steps to falsely portray a situation in order to take his intended action against those who he expected to act as a result of that false portrayal.

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Breaking down the exact costs can be tricky, but once you factor in transfer fees, moving costs, cleaning services, and a whole host of unexpected expenses, it makes sense that many homeowners are choosing to renovate rather than move.

However, many boards wanted their homeowners to install replacements throughout entire buildings as a preventative move before a pipe leaked, rather than handling damage control after.

Statistics show that more than 90 percent of homeowners in California have some equity in their homes, which should bode well for our industry and market to aid sellers to consider a move in 2017.

That means, statistically, more than one out of every 10 homeowners you talk to will be moving in the next 12 months — some of them don't even know it yet.

«[But] as rental communities, the time to lease up... is much faster — usually three to four times faster — than selling the homes to potential homeowners, so the builder can move through the projects much faster,» he added.

Would moving to a complex with homeowner association fees actually be cheaper than having to hire all the contractors you would need to maintain your home, lawn, etc.?

To be sure, a reluctance to give up an ultra-low mortgage rate is keeping some homeowners from moving up the homeownership ladder, but the issue right now is more theoretical than real, Yun suggested.

More than 600,000 Canadians will have a moving day by the end of August, and one in four first - time homeowners will be unprepared for...

One reason for the increase in move - up activity, he believes, is the realization by homeowners that trading up lets them take advantage of the fact that demand for moderately priced homes has recovered faster than demand for those with higher price tags.

More than 600,000 Canadians will have a moving day by the end of August, and one in four first - time homeowners will be unprepared for the costs and surprises that come with their purchase, according to a survey conducted by Ipsos Reid for First Canadian Title.

According to the latest Home Design Trends Survey (HDTS) from the American Institute of Architects (AIA), more homeowners are choosing to remodel and renovate, rather than move into a bigger house or install fancy appliances.

As a result, many new homeowners have to spend # 1,000 more than expected on unchecked household repairs once they have moved in.

Last year, when homeowners Pamela Schott and Sheldon Pollack moved into this 7,500 - square - foot five - bedroom century home in Toronto's Forest Hill neighbourhood, they merged more than just their families (he has three 30 - somethings; she has two kids; and four of the five live at the house part - time).

Rather than moving small decorative items from countertop space, these homeowners customized a drawer that pulls out to create folding space.