purchase:buy a car;to acquire by exchange or concession; to bribe:to buy votes;to accept or believe:I don’t buy that story. Not to be confused with: by– next to; close to; a house by the sea; through the authority of:a study by the EPA;according to:a lousy movie by anyone’...
Twitter Google Share on Facebook buy off (redirected frombuying off) buy off To pay someone to coerce them into doing something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "buy" and "off."Don't worry, the doorman won't say anything—I bought him off.Her campaign for mayor will be ruined...
More often than not, all things being equal, a home in a subdivision will command more money on the open market than one that is not. The reason for this is simple – supply and demand. More buyers prefer living in a subdivision than a country road or a busy street. The typical buyer...
We see the team is composed of the CEO who’s a former long-time Tarion in-house lawyer, then two more former Tarion lawyers, three accountants, two corporate governance professionals, two information technology specialists, another former real estate lawyer, and a business planner. Has anyone i...
Time for a new clock Soon other Bible-thumpers were buying time, amassing followers, and raking in cash. Lessons on-line: the Internet has turned the tables, technologically, on the religious right Councillor Bob Gray, depute chairman of Glasgow Council Education Committee, said: "Opting out...
Newland Homes offers several schemes to help get you moving, whatever your situation. If you have a house to sell, they can offer part exchange on selected homes and Movemaker to help sell a current home. Marcus added: "We recommend speaking to a new homes mortgage specialist and getting ...
House AUD$367,951 AUD$577,786 As seen on 03 April 2024 How to find property to buy in Australia There are a few ways to hunt down your ideal property in Australia. The most common of these is to use online property listing websites or to speak with local real estate agents. ...
All interest rates, whether earned on money deposited in a savings account or conversely paid on money borrowed to buy a house, are set off the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA’s) cash rate plus a number of other factors (see previous post here). The RBA announces the new cash rate...
Human Settlements, Mmamoloko Kubayi during a virtual briefing to National Council of Provinces (NCOP) that as from 1 April 2022, the Finance Linked Individual Subsidy (FLISP) has been delinked and no longer just a mortgage is the only option, is a very welcome development,” s...
“As the market improves, the number of borrowers who are in deep distress goes down, so the average modification tends to get lighter because they don’t need to provide as much relief,” said Jim Parrott, a former housing-policy adviser for the White House’s National Economic Council and...