Sentences with phrase «sell it to pay»

I ended up packing up everything my family owned (that we hadn't already sold to pay bills) into a moving van and moved home.

After a 25 years (or so), some can be sold to pay off the borrowing, and the rest will be «free».

Again a panic over reaction to fan anger over the Sanchez debacle similar to the panic buys for Wellbeck and Perez who are both certified flops and who along with the Giroud 18m sale will be sold to pay off the Auba purchase.

selling to pay off the stadium?

Bonds worth $ 200,000 will be sold to pay for previous and future capital improvements at Park Place.

The board earlier last week approved selling a $ 1.1 million bond issue to refinance part of the $ 7.6 million in bonds sold to pay for Park Place.

Under that section of the law, a debtor's assets are sold to pay creditors.

I'm lucky enough that my field is «easy» to sell, because I can imagine pursuing a PhD in Art History will be harder to sell to a paying customer.

Two of the three Soyuz seats will be sold to paying passengers, with the third reserved for a professional cosmonaut who will act as spaceship captain and tour guide.

Antiviral focuses on a young technician named Syd March (played by Caleb Landry Jones) at one of the major clinics that exclusively licenses, and obtains, diseases from celebrities, puts a «copy protection» on them, and sells them to any paying individual.

Moonie's mother (Bria Vinaite) is an ex-stripper who sells herself to pay the rent on their room at the ironically named Magic Castle Motel, run by put - upon manager named Bobby (Willem Dafoe, in a performance that deserves major award attention).

In fact, he ended up selling it to pay his legal fees.

But how do you go about creating that training so you can sell it to paying customers?

I had to sell it to pay for the repairs!

Has a 4 inch lift, bed liner, new hitch.Need to sell to pay for college.5.7.5 9.3.7 8.5.3.1 text or call is good

only selling to pay bills.

selling it to pay off my...

A little related publishing math: if the author commits to paying the publisher $ 8,000 for copies of the work at $ 16.00 apiece, how many additional books does the publisher have to sell to pay for its investment in the book?

How many books do you need to sell to pay for your membership?

It requires a debtor to give up property which exceeds certain limits called «exemptions,» so the property can be sold to pay creditors.

If you have too much equity, the house may need to be sold to pay off debt.

When a person is declared bankrupt, nearly all of their assets are placed with a bankruptcy trustee and then sold to pay the person's debts.

Most of them will be sold to pay creditors.

If you default on debt you owe to a fully secured creditor, the creditor can take possession of the property securing the loan and sell it to pay the difference.

Your assets can be seized and sold to pay off debt, however you may get to keep things like your personal belongings, your car, and your clothes.

They want to see the family cabin remain in use for generations to come rather than be sold to pay off those cumbersome death taxes.

These nonexempt property will be sold to pay off debt.

It is very important to note that if you fail to repay this type of loan promptly as agreed, the lender or the bank has the right to posses the security you pledged and is allowed to sell it to pay back the loan you took.

If that happens, the court is likely to convert their bankruptcy action to a Chapter 7 case, in which their property could be sold to pay creditors.

Under Bankruptcy Law, your non-exempt property may be sold to pay some of your debts, however, only a small percentage of cases have property sold.

If you failed to make your loan payments, workmen hired by the lender would show up and cart off your furniture to be sold to pay your debt.

Creditors will not usually expect you to sell these to pay off your debts but it is a good idea to show that you have at least considered whether this is an option.

The firm told me that my property could be taken by the bankruptcy court and sold to pay off some of my debts.

Can you imagine owing a dentist bill for $ 300 and having your wedding ring seized and sold to pay for the debt?

So be careful if you plan to give a child stock to sell to pay college expenses.

If you die, for instance, your home will typically be sold to pay back your reverse mortgage.

The basic idea with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is that your assets are sold to pay your creditors.

Under the program, the rights to the stuff you own are transferred to a trustee (qualified insolvency practitioner), who will sell them to pay your creditors part of what you owe them.

Other than protecting any exempt assets, your non-exempt assets may be sold to pay off the debt.

I would also look at any additional «assets» the couple could sell to pay down or eliminate their debt.

If you stop making your mortgage payments, your lender could foreclose on the home and sell it to pay off the mortgage.

Under Chapter 7, some of your non-exempt assets may be sold to pay off your debts, while other property is protected (exempt) and can't be sold (what property is exempt versus non-exempt depends on both state and federal law).

If he has no money set aside, then other assets may have to be sold to pay taxes.

It costs creditors money in court fees and they are unlikely to get the debt paid back to them unless you have assets that can be sold to pay the debts.

Valuable vehicles that are paid off may be seized and sold to pay creditors.

In most cases, many of the assets held by the person declaring bankruptcy will be taken by the trustee and sold to pay off creditors, but there are some assets that are protected when filing for bankruptcy.

Further, the net annual distributions per unit may decrease over time because a portion of the securities included in the portfolio will be sold to pay for organization costs, deferred sales charges, the creation and development fee and other regular fees and expenses during the life of the portfolio.

My investment properties do nt have much equity in them, but does anyone know if they will require me to sell them to pay any deficiency?

You'll use state and federal exemptions to protect most, if not all, of your property and the remainder will be sold to pay creditors.

A refi would avoid the need to churn my portfolio: sell to pay off existing mortgage, get new mortgage, then re-buy same securities I just sold using new mortgage proceeds.