Sentence examples for land loan from inspiring English sources
A There's a small loan that was done out of Amsterdam — it's a land loan — in Annapolis, Md., and it's pretty small.
MaryAnne Gilmartin, executive vice president of Forest City Ratner, said that when it received final approval from the federal government, the $249 million would be used to pay down a land loan for the project and additional work on the railyard.
Firm CEO Bruce Ratner told the Wall Street Journal the money would be used a new railyard (which the developer is obligated to build) and perhaps to pay off a land loan.
After these setbacks, the AFL-CIO and Kelleher announced in late 2009 that they were discussing the potential for a $170 million (USD) land loan that would retire Kelleher's loan from Anglo Irish Bank, pay off the outstanding liens, and restart work in exchange for making the construction a completely union job.
Buying the land with a land loan first allows you to take the land off the market so others cannot buy it before you do.
You will need to either pay cash for the land, get a land loan from a bank, buy land from the seller with owner financing, or find a seller willing to wait for you to get house plans a building permit and a realtor willing to wait months for their commission (highly unlikely).
It is not yet clear that the bail-out will include the distressed construction and land loans that were popular among regional banks.
These subsidies range from the massive benefits of a manipulated and undervalued currency to the underwriting of the costs of energy, land, loans and water.
It was common land, loaned to the Americans by the British Government during WWII and never returned to the people of Newbury.
Taiwan, where for years the government encouraged information technology companies with tax breaks, cheap land, loans and more, is probably the most endangered of the small Asian economies.
They consisted of $13.8 million in residential construction and land loans; $23.8 million in commercial construction commitments; $11.8 million in residential mortgages; $17.1 million in commercial real estate; $3.2 million in commercial and industrial; and $15,000 in consumer loans.
