Sentence examples for posting property from inspiring English sources

For homeowners, posting property on a vacation rental Web site often means no longer having to pay real estate commissions of 15percentto30percentcent.

But while renting via the website may seem as simple as posting property details online, the reality is more complex – and a recent court ruling could further complicate matters.

On the site, which has been active only a few weeks, landlords can post property at no charge.

On Mar. 14 he is taken by Keystone State biologist Buck Alt and his son Gary Alt to an area of the Poconos on posted property of the Scrub Oak Hunt Club.

On a recent afternoon, one bidder, Pam Mullavey of Infoclosure, found herself in a bidding war with Chris Romuzga of Posted Properties for a 2001 house that had fetched $644,000 at the very peak of the boom.

It gives brokers "one-click syndication" or the ability to automatically post properties to consumer real estate sites like Craigslist, Trulia and Zillow.

Its fee for posting a property is $30 a year; nonmembers can view listings as well and can contact members free by e-mail, though e-mail addresses are kept private.

Posting your property on your choice Web site, or on a collective for-sale-by-owner site, does not necessarily attract the buyers in your price range.

The post property, now being used as a roadhouse, soon became known as McCarty's.

Sadh, a broker for more than 20 years, says the websites rely only on data mining and can't stop people from posting their properties in irrelevant categories or gaming listings to get extra eyeballs on their offerings.

"He posted his property as collateral to secure his appearance," Ms. Bumb said.