Sentences with phrase «much time home owners»

▪ Betterlighting can make a huge difference in how much time home owners want to spend in their kitchen and how well it shows to buyers.

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Some opposition lawmakers oppose the deal, saying Murdoch, the owner of The Times and The Sun newspapers, would wield too much power if he had full control of a pay - TV group present in more than 12 million British and Irish homes.
Small - business owners often spend too much time talking about the story behind their product and the difficulties they went through developing their business rather than homing in on their milestones and achievements.
- there is so much planning involved so I can only imagine what it will be like for first time home owners.
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Generally the biggest mistake first time owners commits is that when they bring home a puppy, they judge how much they should feed their dog based on his hunger level.
Sadly many cats are given up by owners who are concerned about possible risks of a cat hurting a baby or hygiene risks and then regret it, and two years later seek to take on another cat — at which time it is much harder to introduce a cat or kitten into a home with a curious and excited toddler.
Most pet bird species need near - constant companionship from their owners if they are to thrive, so many bird lovers refrain from adopting a feathered friend if they don't have much free time to spend at home.
Your owners are so concerned that you're spending too much time alone in your cage that once they get home, you come out, run around, wreak havoc, and they still love you!
Around that time, Tajiri (a man who once spent so much money on the arcade game Space Invaders that the owner gave him a cabinet to take home) had become something of a spokesperson for video games in the Japanese national media, defending arcades against a distrusting older generation.
So you'll have to invest a ton of time the first time you sell a home for - sale - by - owner but it's much easier the second time on so on.
Because they generally don't have as much ready cash — or free time — as older home owners, Millennials seek less expensive, low - maintenance choices like a brightly painted front door, strings of garden lights, and landscaping that needs less watering and mowing, like succulent plants and larger patios.
In their first year of ownership, new home buyers spend about $ 10,601 on appliances, furnishings and home improvement projects — 2.6 times as much as other home owners in a typical year.
In the financial gains domain, although long - time owners initially list their homes at much higher prices when compared to those who have owned their home for a shorter time, it is possible that they are more willing to lower prices to get the house sold and (still) earn a profit, resulting in less price stickiness.
Home owners who purchased their home after 2007 are even more in denial over their home's current value than those who bought pre-housing bubble, and they're overpricing their homes when it comes time to sell by as much as 14 percent, a new study fiHome owners who purchased their home after 2007 are even more in denial over their home's current value than those who bought pre-housing bubble, and they're overpricing their homes when it comes time to sell by as much as 14 percent, a new study fihome after 2007 are even more in denial over their home's current value than those who bought pre-housing bubble, and they're overpricing their homes when it comes time to sell by as much as 14 percent, a new study fihome's current value than those who bought pre-housing bubble, and they're overpricing their homes when it comes time to sell by as much as 14 percent, a new study finds.
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