Sentences with phrase «nice properties like»

This is reasonable if not great return, but Bonds continue to have other nice properties like relatively low risk and diversification of stock portfolios (the «offset [ing] losses» you mention in the OP).

Not exact matches

Once you have taken your «must have» features into account, if you are left with multiple properties, refine your list based on «nice to have» features like a large yard, a finished basement or an in - ground pool.

The formula contains some other nice ingredients like ferulic acid and vitamin E for antioxidant protection and konjac root for it's nutritional properties.

or so of turmeric to my daily fruit smoothies — daily only since I got a working blender about 3 weeks ago — precisely because of its health properties, but your tea seems like an even nicer way of adding more turmeric to my diet!

It's a really nice plant, like an herb with a ton of anti inflammatory and anti carcinogenic properties.

WHY: It's always nice to see an original idea like «Now You See Me» find success amid the usual summer barrage of rehashed properties (and a sequel has since been greenlit), but unfortunately, the movie doesn't live up to its full potential.

WHY: Pixar has come to rely a little too much on their preexisting properties lately, so it's nice to see the studio getting back to telling original stories like «The Good Dinosaur.»

WHY: In a summer filled with superheroes, sequels and other movies based on preexisting properties, it's nice to see an original film like «The Shallows» come along to prove that bigger isn't always better.

Just like the 203k, HomeStyle ® Renovation allows you to fix up a property to lendable standards, or even complete «nice - to - haves» like an upgraded kitchen or bathroom.

Look for a property that's either close to a nice beach or near sought - after amenities like a golf course.

The Best Western Palm Hotel, was listed at just $ 118 / night at the time, and seemed like a perfectly nice 3 - star property.

An outdoor pool and a poolside bar are other highlights, and apartments at this upscale property offer up nice touches like bathrobes and slippers.

A poolside bar and a terrace are other highlights, and apartments at this upscale property offer up nice touches like rainfall showerheads and slippers.

3 bars / lounges and a terrace are other highlights, and apartments at this upscale property offer up nice touches like Frette Italian sheets and rainfall showerheads.

There are lots of nice category 4 properties — even a few Park Hyatts — and a single night once a year sounds like a perfect New Year's Eve excuse (published rates were over $ 300).

The free breakfasts at top properties is nice and I like that upgrades to suites are based on availability.

Considering that most of the Wyndham properties are budget hotels, that is a nice set of perks, comparable to other budget chains like Best Western or Choice.

The Crowne Plaza Duqm looks like a very nice beach - side property — perhaps what the doctor ordered for a couple of days of R&R.

Liked: We booked two triple rooms, one of them was a very nice appartment in the back of the property.

When I try to book rooms in major cities like San Francisco or Chicago, I usually am required to spend close to 50,000 points for a nice Hilton property.

This means that it's going to be a lot tougher or just straight up impossible to utilize this free night certificate at nice properties in major cities like New York City (where we just recently used our free night at the InterContinental Times Square).

Apartments at this upscale property get the details right with nice touches like deep soaking tubs, iPod docks, and Egyptian cotton sheets.

It really does look like a nice hotel, especially for a category 1 property.

Looks like a nice piece of property with some great potential.

It sounds like you have a nice cash flowing property.

Having investment properties for the long term, and retirement funds would be nice, which is why I would like to get started now.

Looks like a nice deal at that price (photos make it look worse then it is), but after you spend 80k to make it conform, plus deal with any pending fines, you won't even have a nice reno'd property.

Based on your sales numbers it seems like it is probably a pretty nice property.

I could also say that your fee - for - service «agent «is also a leech, waiting for you to show up again in order for him / her to boiler plate another offer on another phantom property; if only I could have been able to do that to make a nice income without feeling just a little bit cheap with my expertise and most importantly, my time regarding letting my client in on the negatives of said property as I saw them... from an objective point of view, and not from a subjective, already - emotionally - attached - to - the - property point of view of the buyer, being something like a person falling in love with a piece - of - crap used car because it is a favourite colour.

I'd like to purchase something nicer, but apparently, there is a missing link in my strategies for finding properties that meet those qualifications.

Once you have taken your «must have» features into account, if you are left with multiple properties, refine your list based on «nice to have» features like a large yard, a finished basement or an in - ground pool.

Yes, it does require a little more paper work with the FHA, need to have the 203K Consultant involved and handle inspections / appraisals and such, but the fact that I can get into a property, have up to 6 months of mortgage payments included in the cost of the loan so that we don't have to worry about double rent / mortgage payments, rehab my primary residence the way we like it, save a 1930 - 1940's era farm house, and then refi into a conventional cash out mortgage later on and use that equity to go buy rental properties... nice way to get started, without having to put up a lot of cash or live next to tenants / in town (I'm a RURAL kinda guy).

This is such a nice property - beautiful and spacious and in the perfect location if you like to be secluded.