Sentence examples for deeded property from inspiring English sources

Several lodging companies operate resorts that sell annual chunks of time -- a week or longer -- that owners can resell, like deeded property.

When acquiring a time share, either as right-to-use or as deeded property, buyers have to pay at least a couple of hundred dollars a year in maintenance and fees.

Marriott's top-end properties, sold under the Ritz-Carlton Club name, sell for $49,000 for a one-week-a-year deeded property interval.

R. Jones-Bey, grand sheik and moderator of the Moorish Science Temple of America, said the church had no knowledge of the deeded properties in Chicago.

In 1929, landowners felt its best future was a park and deeded the property to New York State.

While she was still alive, Ms. Tuchman had deeded the property to her daughters to share evenly.

It was Mr. Perkins who acquired much of the surrounding acreage and developed the Wave Hill estate; in 1960, his family deeded the property to the City of New York.

In 1954, when Rodia was seventy-nine years old, he deeded his property to a neighbor and announced that he was going away to die.

The county deeded this property to the town.

Beneficial deeded the property to the team at Caspersen's urging.

Store important documents such as insurance policies, deeds, property records, and other important papers in a safe place, such as a safety deposit box away from your home.