Sentences with phrase «nonresidential fathrs»

Although TILA generally applies to consumer credit that is unsecured or secured by nonresidential property, Dodd - Frank Act section 1032 (f), RESPA section 4 (a), and TILA section 105 (b) specifically limit the integrated disclosure requirement to «mortgage loan transactions.»
(2) Nonresidential transactions of $ 250,000 or more.
At $ 73 billion a year, property management is a huge, but fragmented industry, spread across close to 250,000 businesses in both residential and nonresidential real estate, most of which are quite small.
On the other hand, nonresidential construction increased slightly by 0.4 percent for the month, with the increase mostly attributed to a rise in spending on health care, schools, and power plants.
TILA generally covers consumer credit transactions of all kinds, including unsecured credit and credit secured by nonresidential property and applies only to transactions made by a person who «regularly extends» consumer credit.
Nonresidential construction was at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $ 429.9 billion in November, 0.9 % above October's estimate of $ 426.2 billion.
Private nonresidential construction spending increased 0.5 % to a rate of $ 434 billion.
The largest contribution to this month - over-month nonresidential spending increase was made by the class of transportation (4.4 %), followed by educational (3.4 %), and lodging (3.2 %).
A build - up in inventory also should be positive for growth this quarter and nonresidential investment in structures will likely continue to improve as oil prices stabilize.
Declining growth in inventory investment and weak nonresidential investment were the primary reasons.
Ongoing rebuilding efforts continued to boost both residential and nonresidential specialty trade contractors (+10,700 and +11,900, respectively), while the construction of buildings subsector added another 8,600 jobs in November.
According to American Institute of Architects, despite labor shortages and rising material costs that continue to impact the construction sector, construction spending for nonresidential buildings in the U.S. is projected to increase 4 % this year and continue at that pace of growth through 2019.
9 percent in this past second quarter, thanks to higher consumer spending, exports, nonresidential and residential investment, and government spending.
By 2007, these same units accounted for almost 8 percent of homes that were no longer owner - occupied (i.e., stood vacant or were converted to rental or nonresidential uses), indicating their increasing deterioration.
Current state law allows municipalities to adopt a zoning law permitting multifamily housing construction in nonresidential zoning districts with a special permit but does not require municipalities to permit multifamily development by right.
A real property trade or business electing out of the limitation on the deduction for interest must use the ADS to depreciate nonresidential real property, residential rental property, and qualified improvement property.
Private nonresidential construction spending increased 2.1 % to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $ 432 billion.
The largest contribution to this month - over-month nonresidential spending increase was made by the class of office ($ 2.5 billion), followed by transportation ($ 1.1 billion), and lodging ($ 0.6 billion).
Private nonresidential construction spending was also down 1.5 %, the first decline in 2016.
Meanwhile nonresidential construction spending declined 0.4 % after two consecutive monthly increases.
While it is true that weakness in construction employment is due in part to nonresidential construction, other Bureau of Labor Statistics data indicate that home builders have not added many jobs in 2012.
The structures component of nonresidential fixed investment slowed less than previously estimated and less than in the third quarter, reflecting decelerating declines in the energy sector.
Private nonresidential construction spending fell for a second consecutive month in May.
The amortization period for nonresidential buildings would be reduced from 39 years to 10 years, a period that supporters say more closely reflects the actual life span of improvements.
Consumer and government spending as well as nonresidential and residential investment are expected to contribute to growth while net exports and inventory investment will likely pose headwinds.»
«The recent acceleration in economic activity sets the stage for a much better 2014, both for the broader economy and the nonresidential construction industry,» says Anirban Basu, Associated Builders and Contractors chief economist.
The final bill expands the definition of qualified real property eligible for section 179 expensing to include any of the following improvements to nonresidential real property placed in service after the date such property was first placed in service: roofs; heating, ventilation, and air - conditioning property; fire protection and alarm systems; and security systems.
«We can expect nonresidential construction spending to expand during the first half of the year.»
The final bill retains the current recovery periods for nonresidential real property (39 years), residential rental property (27.5 years) and qualified improvements (15 years).
U.S. Commerce Department figures show that nonresidential construction added 13,300 jobs in March, offsetting the loss of 7,600 jobs lost in the residential sector as a key indicator of new construction projects entering the development pipeline advanced for the sixth straight month.
While overall U.S. employment growth lost steam with a disappointing 98,000 jobs added in March, nonresidential construction remains a bright spot.
Office construction starts are still far off from pre-recession levels of the mid-2000s, but nonresidential development is posting a comeback and some of the strongest numbers in at least four years, the CoStar Group reports.
But the FHA has a limitation that the building can have no more than 20 percent nonresidential space.
«Prices have jumped in recent months for... materials essential for houses, nonresidential buildings and infrastructure projects,» said Ken Simonson, chief economist for AGC, in a statement on the report.
Nonresidential fixed investment increased at a 9.4 percent annual rate, the strongest quarterly gain since the fourth quarter of 2013.
Many co-parenting nonresidential parents continue to provide financial support.
Nonresidential and residential parent's perceptions of the former spouse relationship and children's social competence following marital separation: Theory and programmed intervention
[jounal] Falci, C. / 2006 / Family structure, closeness to residential and nonresidential parents, and psychological distress in early and middle adolescence / The Sociological Quarterly 47 (1): 123 ~ 146
Those who in W1 reported a nonresidential romantic, intimate, or sexual partner were asked: «You mentioned during our first interview in that you were in a romantic, intimate, or sexual relationship with (name of W1 partner).
In custodial mother families, in contrast, mother's remarriage had only a slight negative influence on adult children's relations with nonresidential biological fathers.»
Despite the increase in nonmarital childbearing and subsequent increase in nonresidential fathers, men continue to play important roles in their children's lives.
When deciding custody, Maine courts will often designate one parent's home to serve as the child's primary residence and grant the nonresidential parent visitation rights, known as parental contact in Maine.
[J] oint legal custody affords a nonresidential parent many privileges and a significant measure of control over his former spouse, but few parental obligations or responsibilities.
The noncustodial — or nonresidential parent — is usually awarded parenting time, which can follow the standard Ohio parenting schedule, or it can be adjusted on the basis of relevant factors, which the judge deems to be in the child's best interest.
Moreover, children in father custody had the advantage of maintaining a more positive relationship with the nonresidential parent - the mother.»
In essence, it gives the nonresidential father veto power over most major decisions regarding the health, education, and upbringing of children who are not in his physical care....
Myth — Children do better post-divorce with the continuing involvement of nonresidential fathers.
(In 1988, Baydar reported reduced emotional well - being among children who had frequent contact with nonresidential fathers.
However, across all nonresidential mothers and fathers, 85 % say they are paid up to date.
You can set up times when the nonresidential parent can come and visit the child.
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