Sentences with phrase «out of the property fairly»

Usually you are able to get a bit of cash out of the property fairly quickly while still building long - term net worth.

Not exact matches

If you'll be carrying around a package of wipes that are used infrequently for older toddlers, the slow - drying properties of Boogie Wipes make them a better choice than standard baby wipes, which tend to dry out fairly quickly.

They point out fairly that whichever body administers or helps to administer the patent, trade mark and design systems must have no interest in industrial property as a provider of services and the like.

Dan got out of the Metro fairly quickly, if memory serves, and the Cinema Studio Twin in 1990 after Capitol Cities / ABC hiked the rent — the property was gutted to make way for a Barnes & Noble, which vacated in 2011 following another rent hike from new owners, Millennium Partners, at which point Century 21 moved in (as Olivier Assayas put it at the time, «Perfect — just what this neighborhood needs...»).

Her maneuvers to get into the house turn out to be fairly simple (thanks to a conveniently open garage door), but in the moment when she decides to act, making a mad dash to shatter all of the house's exterior security lights, Engle and director James McTeigue basically give us a lengthy game of cat - and - mouse inside the house and on the property.

While many of the participating properties are in fairly mundane destinations, there are always a few worth checking out, and others that can be useful depending on your travel plans.

Although each spouse would take out of the marriage his or her own separate property, the marital property is split fairly.

What are a couple of ways to compensate the investors fairly and to also make it so I can buy them out using the value add I create in the property at some point down the road?

I typically don't include the differentiation of tax - deductible versus not only because of the balancing out of the income tax with the write - offs (never a certainty or exact, but fairly general depending on the property).

One fairly common problem deWever has witnessed with out - of - area agents is that, not knowing Stratford's zoning and licensing requirements, they can wind up selling properties to aspiring B&B owners that do not qualify or meet the requirements once all is said and done.

At the same time, «there has been a fairly substantial amount of pent - up demand to sell retail properties, particularly on the part of pension funds and other institutions that want to get out of direct ownership of real estate,» says Niehaus.

I don't think there is any less competition (prices are just lower but they usually need a fairly major amount of work) for a fixer upper as I have lost out on 2 properties in multiple offer situations in the past month so evidently there's a lot of competition at the high and at the low prices - LOL