Sentences with phrase «necessary renovations»

With buy and hold properties, you are purchasing a property, completing necessary renovations, and managing the property as an asset collecting rental income.

Chrysler is withdrawing a request for financial aid it had put in to the Ontario and Canadian federal governments, noting it will pay for necessary renovations at its Windsor and Brampton, Ontario assembly plants on its own.

This pro-suburban ideology led many metropolitan governments to allocate more funds to suburban schools, often at the cost of urban schools who went without necessary renovations or were even closed.

For example: unused churches and other specialized buildings, buildings designed for some use which is now illegal (zoning) or impractical (factory in a service economy), unlivable residences, any situation in which necessary renovations are not worth it (e.g. the building contains asbestos and the projected rent won't pay for it within a reasonable time period), etc..

Conduct property inspections upon vacancy of unit, evaluate necessary renovation requirements

However, About Animals is in dire need of your support for cash donations to purchase the new shelter and complete necessary renovations.

The expansion and modernisation project will improve the efficiency of the cheese plant by making the necessary renovations.

Are you in need of some cash for a necessary renovation project at home?

If you can pay for the property and any necessary renovations in cash, you're in an enviable position.

There will be new medical practices, healthy food programs, necessary renovations, programs for kids and senior citizens, and a paid manager and small staff.

Flights to Caye Caulker will resume promptly after completion of necessary renovation to the island's airstrip.

Acting as the owner's representative, he worked with the architecture firm of Lubrano Ciavarra Design to direct the necessary renovation of the midtown exhibition space and offices.

It is time for Minister Thibeault to disclose what is behind his claim of $ 35 billion invested and for Premier Wynne to disclose the details of the $ 50 billion she says went to «necessary renovations» to rebuild «the system.»

«Quite often, [the buyer] will be an investor who understands what needs to be done and is capable of getting that house cleaned out and then making the necessary renovation for a flip,» says Ron Aiosa, a Coldwell Banker real estate professional.

As an investor, you need to understand that there's more to successful flipping than finding the property and performing the necessary renovations.