Sentences with phrase «rent the house again»

We would definitely rent this house again.

What else can I say other than I plan to rent this house again WE HAD A GREAT TIME.

We are already making plans to rent this house again!

We would rent this house again in a minute!!

Not exact matches

It's obvious the owner ran out of money and is now trying to rent the house until they can pick the project up again.

And, again, I wouldn't sell my house when I retire because... again, $ 1500 a month in rent.

There's an opportunity cost lost either way, I put 30K into buying a house to rent, with lots of work day - to - day but potential higher cash flow forever, or I lock 30K into a retirement account now, never to be seen again, to hope for compounding and just enough passive income from dividends to live off way later...

Once again, we rented a house on the coast, since we live too far away from the hospital to attempt a home birth in the mountains.

In a nutshell, I love Rockport, can't wait to visit again (we're thinking of renting a house for a week next summer), and I'm still fantasizing about owning property there!

Ellner had already done time on federal tax evasion charges at that point, lost his law license and gotten it back again and also rented an apartment in a house that Levy owned and lived in during a separation from his wife, Colleen.

John Bartow, executive director of the Tug Hill Commission, says despite the housing allowance for Fort Drum soldiers rising again this year, rents are stabilizing in the region.

He wouldn't weigh in on whether tenant advocates were right to be angry with Mr. Cuomo over rent regulations --» that issue is still being debated right now» — nor on how he thinks a straight extender on 421a for six months will affect his affordable housing plan, again insisting there was «real dialogue» going on and that his focus was on increasing the amount of affordable housing requiring through the tax break.

It's hard to pull off a cottage look in this big house in FL we're renting now but when we move into a smaller one, we're hoping a bungalow type, I'm going to get that look back again.

Home Again (PG - 13 for sexuality and mature themes) Romantic dramedy revolving around a recently - separated mother of two (Reese Witherspoon) who relocates to L.A. where she rents her carriage house to three aspiring filmmakers (Nat Wolff, Pico Alexander and Jon Rudnitsky), only to have her husband (Michael Sheen) show up unannounced.

We are going with a conventional loan for the purchase of a second house that we will use as principal and plan to rent out our current house but we wont have time to have a executed lease agreement by the time we get an answer if we are getting the new house (short sale so we are waiting on seller's bank) and time of closing (again short sale so they give 30 - 45days.

Even if you never pay off your mortgage, and even if the housing market bursts again (which I would say it is likely to considering the fact that land prices have been recovering and the government has largely been considering subsidizing housing on a large scale... again) you still have SOMETHING in equity, whereas when you rent, you will never see that money again barring extenuating circumstances.

After house prices started falling and rents increasing it was reinstated again by Paul Keating in 1988.

Not only would we be able to enjoy the property (or increase our income by renting it out), we'd also have the focus and drive to quickly pay the property off again like we had done with our consumer debt and then the mortgage on our primary house.

We typically rent a house in Las Conchas, but look forward to staying at the Sonoran Sun again in the future!

Want to find one of those perfect little beach houses for rent anywhere around the world just to get some surf in and feel your face again!

The average cost across the city per square foot three years ago was just under # 14; some studios, such as at Space's Deborah House in Hackney, have seen their rent rise almost 50 % since then — policy shift or no those rents won't be coming back down again anytime soon.

Another relevant feature was the voluntary transfer of housing stock to RSLs from the public sector, which again reflected the fact that RSLs were performing functions of the same kind as local authorities in the provision of social rented housing.

Rather than putting that extra income into a savings account for a down payment, you will be back purchasing furniture, electronics, clothing and refurnishing your rented house once again.

If I had it to do all over again, I would have moved out of my first house after the first year there and house hacked my way into owning several more rent houses the same way.

Then again... here in the Bay Area, my rentals are to tenants that are on Section 8 and the Housing Authority covers about 90 percent of their rent... go figure.

I was overseas when most of the crash happened and it is clear that house prices were decimated in some markets (therefore cause in rush of new renters and the current upswing with the «rental» arena), but can you give any idea as to the relative change in rents should people begin once again to purchase homes?

The first quarter of 2010 again showed positive rent growth for seniors housing, although the pace continues to slow.

Again do your due diligence and find a Distressed or in need of TLC house where the rents will pay all the costs.

They rent the house for 1000.00 / mth They claim that after vacancy and management fees they net 10k a year or 10 % They find a pension fund that wants to buy a security that yields 5 % (again, using easy numbers) Since the house is generating a 10 % return, but its getting sold at a price that would generate a 5 % return, they just sold the 100k house for 200k... (10k / year on 200k investment)

And when it comes to cleanup, he says the area's desirability plays a major role in whether a tainted house sits in condemnation or is cleaned up and rented again.

If they go into the other «nice» house, I guarantee that person won't be renting to them for long, and won't be renting to this group again.

This question comes up again and again... and honestly, the answer this question has changed in recent years based on new laws enacted that affect what a home owner can do when they're selling their house under a rent to own agreement.

Really, all within the same month, you can try to work with the tenant, if that does not work, get them out and have the house ready to market again and in a perfect world, have it rented.

Okay, So I bought a short sale for all cash and fixed it up and rented it out, went to a local bank had it appraised for 90,000 they gave me a loan of $ 60,000 [by the way because I was in a nasty divorce my credit is poor] I bought a secont house for $ 10000 again fixed it up with $ 30,000 and rented it out, I put $ 20,000 in my saving account.

I've used the toothbrush trick also... I found that instead of running my finger over it... if I just smacked the hand holding the brush again my other hand so the paint flew off the brush... looks great;D But you did really well and I am SO going to try this in our tiny master bath of the house that we rent.

I would recommend staying in this house and would myself rent this home again.

They may also never sleep under this roof again if I actually manage to buy / rent a freaking house on Monday.