Sentences with phrase «while normal sales»

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So while a normal income statement shows that everything is rosy for the business, they may in fact run out of cash before they see a dime from the sale.

While its normal for a newly launched business to have expenses outpace sales, a business can't surive forever if there is no profit.

While token sale initiatives in normal present real and thrilling technological promise, there are clear indicators of fraud that must be thought of in the course of the investor due diligence course of.

With a before on - roads tag of $ 35,500 — which is $ 7000 cheaper than the Sport variant — the limited edition A1 (only 200 will go on sale) borders on funky, while appealing to the hip pocket with claimed value - added savings of around $ 5500 over what would be the normal retail price for a similarly - spec'd Attraction model.

«While the pullback merely returned sales to more normal levels, it's unlikely to stop there,» Guatieri said.

While we are inundated with advertisements for «sales» and coupon codes from various travel websites, those usually only provide a marginal, if any, discount to the normal airfare price.

Once in a while they might have a flash sale or promo to drop that a little, but that's the normal.

-- available to produce power for sale to the grid in normal circumstances — available to switch to use by a disabled reactor — available to keep the people functioning while the infrastructure recovered

Sales Associate Team Leader Shoreside Shoe Store 2014 - present • Perform normal sales associate duties while also devoting time to special responsibiliSales Associate Team Leader Shoreside Shoe Store 2014 - present • Perform normal sales associate duties while also devoting time to special responsibilisales associate duties while also devoting time to special responsibilities.

Part of the sales pitch most realtors will use when trying to sell a client on Home Partners is that they have the option to purchase the house they are renting for 5 % above what Home Partners pays for it... But, by the time you account for their above market rents, a sizable initial repair budget (that the tenant / buyer has no control over what Home Partners decides to spend), maintenance and repairs while renting (yes, the tenant will have normal repairs and maintenance costs during their lease added to their purchase price), closing costs, and the company's 5 % fee - you should expect a right to purchase price that is more like 10 - 15 % higher than the original purchase price.

Foreclosures led the way with an 18.62 percent jump, while the median price of short sales increased 5.97 percent and normal sales increased 2.59 percent.

The year - to - year median price of normal sales increased 6.90 percent, while the median price for foreclosure sales increased 4.92 percent and short sales decreased 3.20 percent.

Sales of normal homes increased 10.45 percent in July 2016, while foreclosures decreased 62.91 percent and short sales decreased 29.58 perSales of normal homes increased 10.45 percent in July 2016, while foreclosures decreased 62.91 percent and short sales decreased 29.58 persales decreased 29.58 percent.

* The number of normal sales in March increased by 18.79 percent compared to March 2015, while foreclosures decreased 53.70 percent and short - sales decreased 30.77 percent.

* The inventory of normal sales increased 23.62 percent compared to February 2014, while foreclosure inventory is down 3.15 percent and short sale inventory is down 26.54 percent.

* The number of normal sales in February increased by 20.60 percent compared to February 2014, while foreclosures increased 36.22 percent and short - sales decreased 32.84 percent.

* Of the 2,951 sales in May, 2,157 normal sales accounted for 73.09 percent of all sales, while 678 bank - owned and 116 short sales respectively made up 22.98 percent and 3.93 percent.

* Of the 2,377 sales in February, 1,563 normal sales accounted for 65.76 percent of all sales, while 677 bank - owned and 137 short sales respectively made up 28.48 percent and 5.76 percent.

The home owner benefits by accomplishing her sale while bypassing the extensive preparation that goes into a normal listing.

Foreclosures led the way with an 9.09 percent jump, while the median price of normal sales increased 7.03 percent and short sales increased 2.96 percent.

The inventory of normal homes increased 4.80 percent, while foreclosures decreased 62.22 percent and short sales decreased 40.92 percent.

The year - to - year median price of normal sales decreased 0.01 percent, while the median price for foreclosure sales increased 8.11 percent and short sales increased 15.38 percent.

* The number of normal sales in May increased by 22.28 percent compared to May 2014, while foreclosures increased 1.50 percent and short - sales decreased 53.78 percent.

Short sale timelines, while still longer than normal, are shrinking as lenders get their paperwork act together.

«While February sales weren't stellar, they are certainly within the range of normal based on February sales over the last ten years.»

«The story for the month of January,» said RAHB President Cameron Nolan, «is that while sales have edged up compared to last year, we are seeing significantly fewer listings than normal.

Mark is truly a real estate superhero: managing a real estate sales team, flipping houses, making offers, being a landlord, and writing about real estate all while working less hours than the normal employee (all while also having twin toddlers at home!)

While sales of distressed properties — foreclosures and short sales — have shrunk since the first of the year, a surge in sales of «normal» non-distressed properties has pushed total home sales through June 4.5 percent higher than last year even though buyers face tight credit and low inventories.

The year - to - year median price of normal sales increased 5.39 percent, while the median price for foreclosure sales increased 4.85 percent and short sales increased 15.56 percent.

* The number of normal sales in August increased by 8.6 percent compared to August 2016, while foreclosures decreased 49.0 percent and short - sales decreased 32.9 percent.

* The number of normal sales in September increased by 20.52 percent compared to September 2015, while foreclosures decreased 60.33 percent and short - sales decreased 24.78 percent.

* The inventory of normal sales increased 0.07 percent compared to September 2015, while foreclosure inventory is down 65.66 percent and short sale inventory is down 46.08 percent.

«While new listings of foreclosures and short sales are plummeting as these sales types disappear from the market, new listings of «normal» sales are up more than 16 percent.

Sales of normal homes increased 29.25 percent in May 2016, while foreclosures decreased 57.58 percent and short sales decreased 24.79 perSales of normal homes increased 29.25 percent in May 2016, while foreclosures decreased 57.58 percent and short sales decreased 24.79 persales decreased 24.79 percent.

The median price of normal sales increased 4.61 percent, while the median price of foreclosures increased 8.44 percent and short sales increased 7.37 percent.

* Of the 3,544 sales in August, 3,340 normal sales accounted for 94.2 percent of all sales, while 153 bank - owned and 51 short sales respectively made up 4.3 percent and 1.4 percent.

* The inventory of normal properties decreased 12.2 percent compared to August 2016, while foreclosure inventory is down 46.3 percent and short sale inventory is down 71.1 percent.

The median price of normal sales increased 10.49 percent, while the median price of foreclosures increased 14.12 percent and that of short sales jumped 22.22 percent.