Sentence examples for seek a property from inspiring English sources

To avoid complications, he advises cautious buyers to seek a property with a Turkish title deed, which indicates ownership by a Turkish Cypriot before 1974.

The projected $820 million deficit $100 millionon higher than the district's previous estimates — will present an early challenge for Mr. Emanuel, who frequently said on the campaign trail he would not seek a property tax increase to help close the city's budget deficit.

"I got a lot of calls," she said, adding that everyone who looked at the house was seeking a property to fix up.

He recently brokered the sale of an apartment in central London for an Australian family specifically seeking a property of more than 10,000 square feet on one floor.

Mayor Bloomberg now seems to be moving to the opposite extreme, seeking a property tax hike of as much as 25percentt and enactment of a politically untenable income tax on commuters several times as large as the commuter tax that was scrapped a few years ago.

"In all likelihood, it will make more sense to buy after 31 March for anyone seeking a property priced at £750,000 or more".

Wood, who had just taken the job, was seeking a hip property that could replace the shows that skewed to older audiences — sitcoms like "Green Acres" and tentpoles like "Lassie" — which he planned to cancel, in what would become known as "the rural purge".

But when property owners seek a permit to fill one wetland and build another, the result is often a loss of valuable ecosystems, the study said.

Mr. Halsey said he was encouraged by Mr. Sabin's assurances that he intended to seek a conservation easement for the property, which would prohibit any future development.

A practical recommendation to mitigate the risks would be to seek a tenancy of a smaller property with fewer (if any) co-tenants or seek to negotiate a guarantee that only attaches to their child's fixed amount of rent for the term of the tenancy (or an agreed cap)." In your shoes, we would be looking for a smaller place to rent.

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