Sentences with phrase «selling enough houses»

We've sold enough houses now that I know the feeling of holding your breath til the very very very end.

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Then buying and selling cars (well before he was old enough to drive) turned into buying and selling a house at age 16.

Of course, there are times when people selling their homes to downsize are fortunate enough that the house that they are selling has more equity than what they are buying, but unless you're in a market bubble, that scenario is the best we can hope for.

Eventually, there will be enough equity to sell the house and buy outright a much cheaper home.

I usually make them on a Saturday evening when I notice that there is not enough bread in the house to last until Monday morning when the baker is making his usual round through our village, selling fresh bread, rolls and pastries directly from his van.

So New Labour is now a charity what a lot of hot air, Blair felt he could get enough money by selling seats in the house of lords, sadly the sleaze got to much.

Do you think the county would charge you enough tax if you sold your house?

Monserrate was leading the charge against City Hall's plan to sell 23 acres near Citi Field to developers for $ 1, saying it doesn't provide enough affordable housing.

After Dadey put his name on petitions as a temporary candidate, information surfaced that he was selling his house in the city and buying a house in the suburbs (that, oddly enough, happens to belong to U.S. Rep. Dan Maffei, a Democrat and arch enemy of Dadey's.)

Question topics included financial incentives given by the City to Altronix (which hosted the Mayor for a visit just before the press conference), whether the mayor has concerns about offering such incentives, whether his jobs task force will work with local communities, whether his affordable housing plan conflicts with his plan to enable more manufacturing in the city, what a base livable minimum wage is, whether the mayor is concerned about the possibility that Republicans may control the U.S. Senate next year, whether NY State has done enough to assist NYC in obtaining hazard mitigation money from the federal government, the Mayor's views on items sold at the September 11th Museum gift shop and what the first «tangible» product of the task force will be.

As if the end of the year isn't stressful enough, let's add buying and selling a house to the mix!

for starters it doesn't make any sense on the plot side of things, the graphics are inferior to that of a ps2, the combat is sluggish, the desings are just nonsense and the audio it's like a clonic house of horror, enough of trying to sell this lie, don't buy this crap.

Helmsley alerts his bosses at the White House, and soon enough the world's governments agree on an ambitious plan to keep their people uninformed while selling tickets on Noah's Ark - like ships for the rich to ride out the storm.

However, if you lurk around auctions enough, sometimes you'll get lucky when an auction house sells off an entire collection.

The model is big enough to house the battery pack and in a price range where people can afford the technology without being so expensive that it does not sell in large volumes.

When Roger Straus or Lucy Morello brought a new author to Frankfurt, they all jumped, as they did for Rob Routman, the head - turning editor in chief of Owl House — sometimes, it was rumored, without reading all that much (or, let's be honest, any) of the manuscript — because often, or often enough anyway, the books «worked,» i.e., sold copies back home.

Editors and agents might have liked the manuscript but the publishing house sales and marketing people said they could not sell enough to make it work.

That in turn has been helping some good authors, some published by large houses as well, get works into the hands of readers who might never have had access to those books because they would not sell in high enough volumes via traditional print ways.

Digital first publishing houses often take gambles on unknown writers in the hopes they will sell enough copies to warrant a print edition.

If I say yes to you, the rest will think I'll say yes to them, and next thing you know, to make sure the books I sell remain high - quality enough for my customers, I'm screening which books make it on my shelves and which ones don't, which basically means I'm doing the job of a publishing house now, and damn it, I'm trying to run a bookstore, not a publishing house, so no... you can't put your self - published book on my shelf.

Genre publishers have an inbuilt advantage over the likes of HarperCollins and Penguin Random House, in that the products they sell are enough of a «known quantity» for customers to feel able to risk buying them sight unseen.

I published a book through Author House and I have sold enough copies to make a very small profit.

Once upon a time the only books that existed were books on paper made by printing presses and sold to the rich and not so rich and not rich at all for enough money to make publishing houses worth hundreds of millions of dollars, enough money to pay high salaries to publishing executives.

For a house, the limits are severe enough that most bankrupts must sell their houses to pay the excess value to their creditors.

Home Sale - If there is enough equity in the house to cover selling costs, selling the property may be an option to consider.

His research shows that 20 - 30 million current homeowners (half the market) either can not sell and net enough for a downpayment on another house or could not qualify for a new mortgage if they did have a downpayment.

The goal is to fix it up enough so that when it comes time to sell, we have profit that we can put toward the next house.»

Okay well, if I sell my house and get $ 20,000 that won't be enough to pay off my debts.

However, if you don't have your own savings or enough cash to make mortgage payments until you can sell the house — or if you and your child live in the home you've purchased together — it might make sense to buy a life insurance policy for your child to cover the remainder of the mortgage should they die.

Now the critical point is whether selling the house raised enough money to pay off all you owed.

Combined with a minimum 5 % down - payment, and it doesn't take much of a move downward in house prices at all for that person to find themselves in negative equity (or effective negative equity, where their equity is not enough to allow them to sell the house and cover closing costs without finding additional funds).

However, if your goal is to turn your basement into a working replica of the bat cave, chances are you won't recoup enough costs to ever pay off that loan should you sell the house.

(«Deficiency» occurs if the lender doesn't get enough when it sells your house to cover the entire loan balance.)

This is protection enough for them in case you default as they can go ahead and sell the house.

At best, you have to sell your house and pray you get offered enough to cover how much you owe... at worst, you lose every penny you invested in your property and destroy your credit (which is a position a lot of people found themselves in after the recession hit).

But the fact I was lucky enough to sell my house in a raging bull market and invest the equity in the market isn't one of them.

If I sold my house in San Francisco and moved to Hawaii, the EF would be enough to last indefinitely.

If there's a downturn in the property market when you sell the house and you only get $ 440,000, you won't have enough cash from the sale to repay the loan.

It then persuades some borrowers to restart payments, either by giving them a discount or by marking down the mortgage enough to let them sell the house without making a loss.

But she only wants the license for three years, enough time to sell her house, find a more rural piece of property, get a business license and build an animal shelter.

Also, many of the hard - plastic, storage bins that are often sold in discount stores can house hamsters with greater amounts of room, as long as care is taken that there is plenty of ventilation, that they aren't shallow enough for the hamster to escape, and that there isn't anything for the hamster to be able to get a hold of to begin to chew its way out.

Nearby is the Gothenburg Opera House, a behemoth of a structure that seats up to 1,300 people and is large enough to house the opera's 2,000 - plus staff working on everything from building sets, sewing costumes, and selling ticket subscriptHouse, a behemoth of a structure that seats up to 1,300 people and is large enough to house the opera's 2,000 - plus staff working on everything from building sets, sewing costumes, and selling ticket subscripthouse the opera's 2,000 - plus staff working on everything from building sets, sewing costumes, and selling ticket subscriptions.

Mayor Lewis was nice enough to leave a container beside my house so that I may sell any products I don't need from the day, so I deposit the fish I don't need for cooking recipes.

If quick, cheap, and energy - and waste - reduced building isn't enough to sell prefab to you, there's more: we're beginning to see that prefab builders go out of their way to tell you exactly what their packages include and what they don't (compare the Flatpak house) so there aren't any surprises from the contractors.

Bell explains that an entire house could be built from the cells, and that buildings using the cells may even produce enough electricity to be sold back to the grid.

I was once told, years ago, that I «couldn't build a small house» because the neighbors (who never came forth and were never named) would object; that in an area of 250K overpriced, oversized, lawyer foyer houses, my little house would «reduce property values»; this would be code for «we can't charge you enough for property taxes...» Forget that I owned the land, forget that we've been sold a line about «freedom» complete with soaring rhetoric and waving flags our whole lives, buy a piece of land and want to build something on it that isn't «code», isn't the «norm» and all of a sudden you're a hippy rebel whacko.

one tiny house and about 15 days away from being kicked out of our newly leased facility we were able to sell 3 tiny homes within a week and then 3 in February and by the end of May we had sold enough to keep us busy all the way through the summer of 2016.

The house, foot paths, roads all have to take some space, let's call it 3.5 acres per household to generate enough produce to feed themselves (all 10 of them), plus have enough left over to sell to feed the nearby city supposedly at 10 or 20 times the population density.

«Are we going to put all the money we get from our insurance claims back into this house gambling that we'll be able to sell it at a later date at enough of a profit to make it worthwhile?»

Divorce is a stressful enough decision, and when you pile on the effect of a house that you can't sell, then you have a volatile situation.