Sentences with phrase «rent money left over»

Cash flow is the rent money left over at the end of each month after the property's mortgage, taxes, maintenance, insurance and property management costs are paid.

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The higher your margin the better, because you need to have enough left over to pay your indirect costs or overhead (things like salaries, rent, advertising, telephone, and utilities) and still make money.

It can't maintain a huge chain losing money left and right at the ridiculously high rents that have been spiraling out of control all over the City for years now.

The lender will want to know if you have enough money left over every month after you meet your necessary obligations (rent, mortgage, car payment, utilities, credit cards, etc.) to pay back the loan.

I then tackled my other loans and continued the process of prioritizing the highest interest and where I had some additional money left over after bills / rent, I paid some of the difference towards my loans.

Discretionary income is the money left over after paying for necessities like rent, utilities and food.

Drumming up money for a down payment on a home can feel like a lost cause: After you've shelled out money for rent, gas, groceries, and other expenses, you might have little or nothing left over.

As a student paying off my student loans, I didn't have enough money left - over after paying rent to donate to animal shelters.

Between the exorbitant insurance costs, rent, taxes, lawyer fees and employee costs — before you know it, you are just struggling to pay all the bills and are extremely lucky if there is any money left over to pay yourself.

And when I have a little money left over after paying the rent, I'll buy a print.

Wealth coaching sounds like it's a luxury meant only for rich people, but it can help anyone who has money left over after paying rent and bills, Pascarella said.

With the monthly rent, the fuel, the child care, the groceries, the internet and phone bills and other every day expenses, there is barely enough money left over to put in an emergency fund, let alone pay for the damage of a disaster.

What are the benefits of just pocketing the «extra» money left over from the monthly rents other than having a reserve account for vacancies, repairs, ect... Which by the way I already have an «emergency fund» for these situations.