Sentences with phrase «rent the house until»

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.

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«I mean, many people are basically skipping starter homes; they're renting until their 30s, and that first house they buy is a million dollars, and they just are not even buying the $ 200,000, $ 300,000, $ 400,000 home, which is a total mind shift as compared with previous generations.

I thought so until I decided to maximize my passive income by renting out my house and purchasing a smaller house in 2014.

It's ironic b / c when the housing market falls, more people seem to want to rent, keeping rent prices high until things really start falling apart.

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The state's rent regulations, which were extended last week until midnight tonight, are poised to expire, and despite all the screaming in the hallways of the state house, that seems to be the issue that's going to be addressed first.

The distribution of preferential rents across New York City was a mystery until now because the state's Division of Housing and Community Renewal, which tracks prices in rent - stabilized apartments, is barred from releasing the information to anyone except the tenant or the owner.

When I was a child my family usually rented a small house in Italy or France when we were on vacation and up until today I still haven't quite gotten used to luxury resorts.

The plan is to rent for a year until we get our bearings (and learn about those pesky highways), and hopefully buy a house and put down some real roots.

I'm not in the luxury — yet — to rent a little office on Broadway, but our souterrain and Soho House are pretty awesome workspaces until then.

Looking slightly ludicrous, as always, in PJs and cowboy boots, Hannah escapes the RV Fran rented for the summer, which she insists on calling a «house car,» and runs away from him at a rest stop — until she trips on a tree branch and lands ass up on the ground.

Kimberly and Ryan rented a house their whole life until recently.

To add on previous comment I was renting a room for only $ 350 a month in San Diego (insane deal) in a house and nice neighborhood from Real Estate Agent that worked in same office as I. Everyday he would tell me «you are making so much money you need an interest deduction,» «I can start showing you houses,» and so on - this went on for months on end until I decided yes I needed to offset my income via the interest paid on a home loan.

If the rental market declines and you can't rent your house for six to 12 months, you don't have a cash buffer to tide you over until you find a new tenant.

Remember how I sold my house and I now rent, waiting until prices go down before buying back in?

My biggest expense is rent, and it will stay there until I can one day pay cash for a house.

Term insurance is like renting an apartment, but whole life insurance is like buying a house: you pay your mortgage each month until suddenly you own an asset, the house.

The city also has a thriving rental housing market — many people who moving to Scottsdale rent apartments until they can find a home to buy, but they don't think about renters insurance.

If it goes to foreclosure, then I will rent or live in Base Housing until my credit improves.

In that case, they want to sit in the house for as long as possible rent - free and sell off things in the house, until it goes to foreclosure.

Alert SPCA If you are unable to bring Fido home, contact the SPCA (or any other rescue group you know) so that they can temporarily house the lost pooch until his paw - rent arrives.

However, we were very disappointed that we were not made aware before renting that the house and beach look directly across Discovery Bay at a huge, working Bauxite mine complete with billowing smoke stacks, not the serene, picturesque scenery we anticipated.There was also incessant booming music blaring from a bar across the bay EVERY night from 11 p.m. until approx. 5 a.m. Patrick, the Chef, went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and his food was amazing.

We started renting the house in Sep 2017, they got delayed and didn't get home until Jan..

Wendy Mountford who was the occupier — sorry, tenant — looks destined to stay on in possession until she drops and her Bournemouth solicitor John Chester must be congratulating himself on advising for the rejection of the compromise proposal put forward by solicitor - owner Roger Street between Court of Appeal and House of Lords — Mrs Mountford could have had a protected shorthold for five years at the # 14 per week registered rent in return for the abandonment of her appeal.

Term insurance is like renting an apartment, but whole life insurance is like buying a house: you pay your mortgage each month until suddenly you own an asset, the house.

Your Utah cleaning services team comes with the assurance that skilled professionals will show up at your rented house, condo or apartment ready to work and won't leave until you are completely satisfied.

The city also has a thriving rental housing market — many people who moving to Scottsdale rent apartments until they can find a home to buy, but they don't think about renters insurance.

One of my wife's ideas is to tell him right after Christmas but stay in the house until she can buy / rent a townhouse.

While the construction outlook is unclear, until builders contribute to the overall housing stock at a more normal pace, home prices and rents will continue to rise.

Years ago I personally rented a home smaller than I needed for several years waiting to get into the market until my credit improved and then buy a bigger house.

When I'm on the westcoast I usually rent and I don't think I'd give them all of this information until I've determined that I actually like the house and want to apply.

You might «rent to own» by renting the house, with the rent payments set aside in escrow until you decide to buy the house, when the accumulated rent becomes your down payment.

«Some people may have to rent for a period of time until they make more money — or buy a smaller house.»

Now, if the house is worth $ 280K and they're renting it out, there's a reasonable chance that you're going to have a hard time wholesaling it, as the buyer would have to take on the renters until the end of the lease, and most rental properties in this price range are generating much in terms of cash flow (what many landlords are looking for).

The short story is that I have been thinking about rather than paying rent for the next year and basically burning $ 6,000 until next August when the lease runs up and I can buy a house, why not just buy it now and house hack it with a couple of my friends who want to live with me?

Part of my business will be controlling properties via rent to own and then subleasing them out for slightly more until I decide whether to purchase the house or not.

I rented out the house until prices came back and it worked out pretty well.

I am assuming this would be easier than going after someone who just wants to rent, plus there is the upside of actually selling the house, getting some money back and then doing it a few more times until i can attract some real money.

She left in 2003, but her parents carried on renting out the house until 2008, when the owner and her partner were ready to get on the property ladder.

We first spotted the house when we were out walking one day, and asked about renting it for a while until we could find a more permanent home.