Sentence examples for renting real from inspiring English sources
What's so bad about being businesslike when renting real estate?
The Gores reported $29,260 in capital gains and $20,371 in income from renting real estate.
As it has grown, the theater has chosen to keep ticket prices low and has put money into renting real estate (its East Village space led to $1 million in debt) and not to paying for onstage talent.
In her second life, Ms. Fitzpatrick's digital alter-ego is a figure well-known to other participants called Prokofy Neva, who runs a business renting "real estate" to other players.
Add to that, when your target customers are building owners, chances are they might also be in the business of renting real estate to commercial clients too (who may not be so happy about the prospect of reduced footfall to their bricks-and-mortar stores… ).
We excluded costs for prescribed drugs, costs for renting real estate, patients' travel expenses, psychological counselling, podiatric care, night care nurses and dementia care nurses, healthcare centres for immigrants, preventive healthcare for children, preventive care during pregnancy and counselling of adolescents in use of contraceptives.
What he means is that Packet allows you to rent space in its global network of data centers and handle all the logistics of installing and monitoring hardware boxes, much as WeWork allows companies to rent real estate while it handles the minutia like resetting the coffee filter.
Renting a real house from a real person comes with a very different set of pleasures.
The Urban Reform Law of 1960 prohibited landlords from renting urban real estate, and families soon began buying homes by paying the current rental sum for between 5 and 20 years.
Originally, the crew had planned on renting a real fetal skeleton, but the $3,000 cost forced them to make their own.
Not all rental units can be readily converted to condominiums, since demand for suburban one-bedroom condominiums is low and developers cannot simply put one unit up for sale and one next door for rent, real estate experts say.
