When it comes to housing, it matters a lot whether you're renting and planning to continue renting; renting but seeking to buy a home; or already own one.
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Logically, renting a car for three days should be cheaper than renting one for a week.
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Renting my textbooks as e-books was cheaper than renting hard copies or buying them used.
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That said, LA still has more people renting than owning with 48% of the population renting.
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Renting a building like this was a very different kind of legal transaction from renting an apartment.
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"So today I'm renting oBike, what is stopping me from renting a bike from somebody else," he said.
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Renting out whole apartments for less than 30 days is contrary to New York law, not renting out rooms.
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The only nightmare greater than renting his home from Invitation Homes was not renting his home from Invitation Homes.
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On the left are search results for renting a boyfriend, while on the right are search results for renting a girlfriend.
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Throughout this period people are renting houses; then their second biggest asset is the car, and the third is renting furniture.
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Whether it's renting a mansion in Turks and Caicos for your 19th birthday (Kylie), renting a mansion in Mexico for a post honeymoon honeymoon (Kim), renting a mansion in Malibu for the 4th of July (Kendall), or, just to switch it up, renting a mansion for everyone in Costa Rica, this family knows how to relax in luxury.
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Think about renting a pickup truck from Home Depot, or renting a car or van from a place like Avis or Enterprise.
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She also said the report did not differentiate between people renting out their entire apartments and those renting out a spare bedroom.
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The woman renting the home lied to the Airbnb host, saying she was renting it so her asthmatic family could escape wildfire smoke.
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Because most of the businesses are built on top of them and so it doesn't take much logic to actually view a world where Amazon's like, well, I'm renting you the computer, I'm renting you the storage, I'm renting you the algorithms, I'm renting you all of the stuff, oh, just give you some money along the way as well.
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His lectures will explain how you can earn $5,000 a month by renting your bedroom, or $10,000 a month by renting the entire space.
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BMW's ReachNow launches an experimental ride-hail service in Seattle, which will let potential riders choose between renting a car and renting a driver.
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Determine your renting budgetTake a look at your income and expenses to figure out how much you can and want to spend on renting a house.
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Some people say that renting a home is throwing away money, but don't take that advice without first looking at the pros and cons of renting.
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"We think as long as women are viewing renting clothes as a normalized behavior, they will flip between different ways of renting throughout their life," Hyman said.
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A study last year showed that in 0003 of its biggest U.S. markets, renting an entire house for a night was cheaper than renting a hotel room.
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The couple had to resort to renting rooms when a friend's death late last year meant they lost the room they had been renting in his home.
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She was renting a room for $213 a month in Kreuzberg, because she was able to continue renting on an "old contract," similar to a rent-controlled apartment.
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Officials said the widespread practice of renting rooms and eating meals in private homes in Cuba would continue to be allowed, as would renting cars from private citizens.
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Rent the Runway, the fashion startup that pioneered the concept of renting clothes instead of buying them, wants you to start renting your blankets, throw pillows, and linens.
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This attitude about renting long-term is one that Fizzy is desperate to change by improving standards and providing a quality of service that makes renting a positive choice.
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In a report issued last year, the Urban Institute found that homeownership is more financially beneficial than renting because it creates equity and provides tax breaks that renting doesn't.
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Owning is better than renting for my householdWhile there have been times that renting made more sense, I have made more than six figures buying and selling my first two homes.
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Why renting has worked for meBesides having the freedom to move as much as I want, renting has allowed me to "try out" pretty much every living situation you can imagine.
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We started renting a shared commercial kitchen one day a week, and then two days a week, and within a few months we were renting the space five days a week.
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But now they're renting outfits for ... They do it.
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"Renting gives you a lot more freedom, " he said.
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Renting or buy doesn't always boil down to mathHowever, Tanja Hester, who retired at 38, said that the issue of renting or buying a home isn't always a question of simple math.
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Michael, a 35-year-old white man from New York who's in a relationship with an Afro-Caribbean man, recommended renting a hotel room, if possible, as well as renting a car.
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That implies that Chesky's not renting at the moment, but according to his profile on Airbnb's site, he's been renting to a long list of satisfied customers over the course of the year.
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As I sit in the apartment that I rent while I think about renting the content that I watch, I can't help but notice that everything in our society has shifted toward renting.
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Some continue renting because city life is now in vogue.
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Women have actually been renting the runway illegally for decades.
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Generation rent is gathering people's stories renting in #London. pic.twitter.
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We're renting, not buying real estate, which confounds traditional economists.
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It's already hard enough renting property without a steady income.
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The others would like to own but are stuck renting.
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The issue of renting the apartment, he said, could wait.
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Students are also increasingly renting textbooks rather than buying them.
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The company won't be renting out private homes anytime soon.
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They have got to stop them from renting these trucks.
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The government played no role in renting the duck itself.
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You are renting it, like you rent a hotel room.
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If you're renting, housing is likely your biggest monthly expense.
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"Renting rooms during the day would restrict that," he said.
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The entire car adapts to whoever is currently renting it.
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Say, by renting his place out on Airbnb, for instance.
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Previously, I had been renting cars and staying in hotels.
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The renting of political lists is common practice in politics.
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Renting is effectively paying off someone else's mortgage, Wilson said.
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"We knew there was prejudice in renting," Ms. Wiggins recalled.
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Others say there's just something nostalgic about renting a DVD.
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People who prefer renting cable boxes could continue doing so.
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Nearly all of WeWork's revenue comes from renting office space.
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Here are six signs you should keep renting for now:
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This year, Mr. Gelfman is renting just a small locker.
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But they are happily renting a townhouse in Pasadena, Calif.
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Renting, by contrast, is essentially throwing money to the wind.
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Especially now, and millennials representing the country's largest renting population.
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The building allowed unlimited renting after two years of ownership.
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Millennials are largely putting off buying and renting longer instead.
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She said most of her widowed friends were renting, too.
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But renting isn't just a matter of necessity these days.
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Everything is hard, from renting a space to raising money.
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Or renting out the movie theater for an upcoming film.
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I imagine him on a beach in Hawaii, renting surfboards.
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That's when Mr. McGinley's team suggested renting a tour bus.
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Looking to make money renting out your car or truck?
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But renting doesn't always make the most sense, Neal said.
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Its favorable renting conditions play a big part in this.
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Although, he didn't buy this one yet ... Amazon's just renting.
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As many tenants know from experience, renting can be expensive.
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Certainly, the demand for renting by the room is there.
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Sherrena decided to specialize in renting to the black poor.
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Although renting is today's trend, the future could look different.
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Renting isn't the only industry making lives easier for millennials.
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That is the first time renting outperforms buying since 2010.
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Renting out her first apartment meant collecting her first commission.
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It may also be that simply more Americans are renting.
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Even if you're renting, this can be a useful exercise.
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But in fact, she was renting the property to tenants.
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Once the hotel is finished, you can start renting rooms.
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In this case, however, you are renting computer resources instead of a roof over your head — and just like with the apartment you're renting, your landlord is in charge of taking care of maintenance.
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While you don't build any equity when renting and have less control over your home, there are several big financial benefits of renting if you live in a home for just a few years.
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Todd: I think probably Philip is a little paranoid if he's so worried about renting a critically acclaimed foreign film that he has to put on a disguise and act like he's renting porn.
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Renting and reinvesting the savings from renting, on average, will outperform owning and building home equity, in terms of wealth creation, according to new research from Florida Atlantic University and Florida International University faculty.
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Given North Korea's record, however, renting may be a safer bet.
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"[Knight] may have been renting a room from Eugene," says Drobik.
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Celebrities are renting high-end vacation homes for their enviable getaways.
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Anyway, the house we were renting, it was 1140 square feet.
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What's happening: More people are renting or moving to the suburbs.
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The price for renting it on the Thursday before Good Friday?
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Buying servers and renting data center space aren't cheap at all.
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Yet few politicians are willing to praise the merits of renting.
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Creating a data center is much cheaper than renting some space.
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Don't get stuck renting a terrible snowboard on your winter vacation.
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"We found ourselves renting hotel rooms quite a bit," said Purdy.
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That was just in the office that we ended up renting.
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Second, unless you are renting the basement, houses don't pay dividends.
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Renting a home in central Stockholm has become eye-poppingly expensive.
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So before renting, check the coverage on your personal auto policy.
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But get something reasonable - or consider renting or leasing to start.
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He now makes a living renting sleds to tourists during weekends.
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ECrent encourages people to share through renting to protect the environment.
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As a result, millennials have been renting longer and buying later.
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Many urbanites don't own a car, or feel comfortable renting one.
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While renting, they are likely earning a profit on their property.
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When renting, be sure all your roommates are on the lease.
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Rent the Runway is now renting out designer clothing for kids
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Renting, you have you give it back, and then it's gone.
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So squirrel away that $12,000 you save each year by renting.
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"I don't think we'll have much trouble renting," Mr. Moskowitz said.
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Renting a car is highly recommended for getting around Costa Rica.
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For example, renting — it's high but your income stays the same.
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Some would say we're living in the Gilded Age of renting.
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"Mattresses — we'd all have some reservations about renting that," he said.
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Mr. Weintraub said the 11 defendants had been renting the house.
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In July, they bought the house they were renting, paying $340,000.
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Surely there could be a market for both streaming and renting!
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But drinking, smoking and renting videos aren't the key attractions here.
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"When renting from owners, look closely at the details," he advised.
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Note that Movies Anywhere is only for purchasing movies, not renting.
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They started renting it in 2017 after vacating the vice presidency.
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So what does renting in a roller coaster market feel like?
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With many hotels full, farmers are renting their fields to campers.
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For a decade, they had been renting out the garden apartment.
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More than half of them, it seems, are tourists renting Airbnbs.
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"I don't recommend renting an apartment sight unseen," Mr. Pullman said.
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When we started renting, we expected it to be short term.
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I'm renting and hanging on by the skin of my teeth.
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The cost of renting a car starts at $8 per hour.
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We're still renting but getting more for nearly half the cost.
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"People down there in Central America or Mexico are renting babies to get across the border and then sending the babies back and then renting them again to send them across the border," Grassley told reporters.
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Having seen his former co-founder go on to great success with Stripe's dead-simple payments integration, Taggar wanted to combine that vision with OpenDoor's easy home sales to making renting or renting out a place instantaneous.
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Before long, the conversation switched from renting a place to buying one.
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You definitely get a higher return [with renting], but it's more work.
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He contemplated renting a helicopter for a tour of the Grand Canyon.
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But renting the space station for $35,000 a night and doing experiments.
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LONDON — Renting in London has long been an arduous and expensive affair.
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The couple, by the way, reportedly wound up renting a different apartment.
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If you are renting a car this summer, don't be a fool.
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We bought it when we were renting in Pennsylvania for ~$800/month.
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First he moved into renting DVDs, then, more boldly, into pay-television.
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Even Airbnb recently acquired Gaest, a marketplace for renting out office space.
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Renting a car for a week or longer costs $214 per week.
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By contrast, renting a helicopter can cost thousands of dollars per day.
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The company is now renting a big warehouse to fill with containers.
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But her clothes-renting model looks more than just the latest fad.
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Five years later, she and my father are renting it from me.
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In 2011, the Obama administration changed this policy, pushing renting over owning.
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If renting is not an option, textbook comparison sites such as BookFinder.
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Renting or buying a smaller place will likely bring you huge savings.
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Roberts was renting the home and did not own it, he says.
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Instead, Georgiades is mostly driven by the idea of making renting easier.
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Like renting, flipping requires capital, time and know-how, said ATTOM's Blomquist.
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We still own our condo in Atlanta, which we are renting out.
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Google has also started renting them out to its cloud-computing customers.
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If you plan on being more outdoorsy definitely consider renting a car.
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The first is be very careful when renting your home to strangers.
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A girl I didn't know told me about a guy renting space.
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After I started renting my room, often crashing at my friend's couch.
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He's also planning a wedding, renting expensive places to live and traveling.
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Since June 24, she had been renting a house in Ciudad Juarez.
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We've been renting elsewhere for two years and I haven't found work.
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In May this year, Berlin prohibited hosts from renting out entire apartments.
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He once renovated a house he was renting from an NBA star.
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He only allows himself one splurge: renting an apartment close to work.
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The cost of renting things like photo booths, however, can add up.
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Oscar Mayer is renting out one of its famous Wienermobiles through Airbnb.
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The couple, who were renting in Williamsburg, wanted to buy a place.
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Even securing mobile phone contracts and renting out apartments became more difficult.
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It boosts its own herd by renting additional camels from nearby farms.
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The FCC claims consumers spend $20 billion a year renting the equipment.
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But it saves the renter the trip and hassle of renting separately.
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Service fees are also required when renting any pool on the website.
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As home prices continue to rise, many Americans are sticking to renting.
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When we first talked about renting the property, I saw dollar signs.
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The locals are renting out their homes to outsiders and moving elsewhere.
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How much side income do you get from renting out your rooms?
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Low-friction usage, no renting servers, beautiful design we took from mobile.
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Renting an apartment at Vivante costs between $3,990 to $10,000 per month.
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Renting an apartment at Atria West 86 starts at $8,800 per month.
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Other options include renting a cabana, which ranges from $150 to $700.
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Renting a one-bedroom apartment now costs on average $3,258 a month.
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They are currently renting a 500-square-foot apartment in Groton, Conn.
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I also felt like renting a sweet ride and hitting the road.
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Question 💭 What are some movies you can recommend for renting online?
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Though Dr. Cerfolio prefers to own, renting seemed feasible for the moment.
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He gave up the room he was renting when he entered rehabilitation.
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A panicky Mr. Durst fled New York, renting apartments in Galveston, Tex.
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Avis Budget Group is now rewarding Amazon customers for renting its cars.
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The Dept of Justice sued him for not renting to Black tenants.
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Renting space has nothing to do with color or race — or indictment.
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De Quincey, by then renting Dove Cottage after Wordsworth's departure, was abject.
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AdQuick isn't in the business of renting out advertising space they own.
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The couple had come to inquire about renting the master bedroom upstairs.
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Replacing or renting dive gear is expensive and a much larger pain.
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Especially if you're a renter yourself, renting may not be an option.
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Is that renting an apartment from the wife of a Washington lobbyist?
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Here are five reasons I love renting my place on Airbnb.1.
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For one thing, millennials are renting longer and buying later, delaying homeownership.
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DeBoer's motive in renting a large home went beyond having friends around.
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Powderdaize led to another idea: renting out the entire mountain to groups.
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The Art Deco hotels were getting ragged and renting for almost nothing.
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Shields is renting out 5,345 square feet of paradise in Pacific Palisades.
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"Newly Single" is currently renting at Amazon, iTunes, Google Play and YouTube.
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"Well yeah, because of their overhead because they're renting space," she said.
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And regardless of whether millennials are choosing to rent homes because it's convenient or resorting to renting because they can't afford a down payment, they collectively represent a large cohort of their generation who are renting for longer.
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"All the nongazillionaires, we need this money from renting out our homes," said Kathryn Klenawicus, who says she supports her disabled husband by renting their house out in the Heights each August, while living in their guest quarters.
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That includes renting office space in Trump Tower in New York, where Trump famously rode down the escalator and launched his candidacy in 2015, and renting a 757 airplane nicknamed Trump Force One through his company TAG Air.
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Whether this latest surge in renting is a millennial plot or, perhaps, a result of wage stagnation, the housing crisis and the rising cost of living, the fact remains that 65 percent of adults under 35 are currently renting.
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They didn't even enter one studio, which was renting for $2,350 a month.
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Consumers can spend nearly $1,000 over four years renting cable set-top boxes.
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"Our current consumer is not renting on a large scale basis," Baxter said.
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"I still have a few things that are renting to own," McConaughey said.
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But renting all that equipment gets costly for 158 million daily active users.
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Yes, she was renting his apartment, but please don't get the wrong idea.
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Per Kotaku:In 1981, Segale was renting a Tukwila warehouse to Nintendo of America.
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There are several reasons why shoppers prefer renting as a method of consumption.
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I like stability, so the thought of renting for life is somewhat terrifying.
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It's like that, except instead of VHS tapes, you're renting used video games.
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For me, this is not a business scenario or merely renting a womb.
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You could also look into renting a table at a local farmers market.
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Now they are renting out an extra parking space for $100 a month.
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But we rented, parking rent is like renting a parking lot- Down below.
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We're renting out a two-master-bedroom apartment in La Habra for $1,800.
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Renting their place would mean my parents could still live effectively mortgage-free.
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Knight Frank says this is a $37,773 difference from renting traditional office space.
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It was the 1970s, and my wife and I were renting this flat.
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As the supply of places to let rises, the cost of renting falls.
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So for now, I will keep renting below market in my studio apartment.
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This scheme of renting infrastructure is called Infrastructure-as-a-Service, or IaaS.
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She's unemployed, renting a small bedroom in a boarding house outside of Bogota.
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Renting a tiny room in Nob Hill for too many dollars a month?
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Now, it's at capacity and renting housing for about 100 additional guests nearby.
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"Generally we saw financial obstacles were the most frequent reasons" for renting homes.
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It wasn't just that I was renting out a house made of garbage.
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Renting out software and server space to other businesses is even more lucrative.
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"Most of the fees stem from renting at the airport," Gary Leff said.
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Owning a home costs more each month than renting across all 50 states.
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"I come to find out he was renting the limo," the builder said.
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"At the time, I was renting the property out," Big Kev told me.
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In San Francisco, the savings from renting compared to buying is 16.5 percent.
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If you're renting off this space, who do you know other than WeWork?
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Plenty of shopping centers have pivoted to renting out space to coworking startups.
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We aren't sharing space in a modern coffee shop; we're simply renting it.
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The sharing economy has moved well beyond ride sharing and renting spare rooms.
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Originally from Trinidad, he was renting a one-bedroom in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
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While homeownership generally has been considered cheaper than renting, that is shifting quickly.
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"Much, much better than renting, as long as you can stomach the adventure!"
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In the past, renting there was even more of a leap of faith.
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Or renting a room in an energy lobbyist's house for $50 a night.
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When we left that table, though, we were committed to renting it out.
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And, buying could help to increase your net worth in ways renting can't
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Some telcos have also manifested interest in renting their 3G and 4G infrastructure.
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There are alternatives, like renting a phone or buying a SIM card locally.
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There are also carrier contracts available if renting to own is your thing.
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We need to think about how renting can create that kind of security.
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"To produce music was always connected to renting a studio," Dorfmeister tells me.
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But, when we crunched the numbers, it made more financial sense than renting.
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The bulk of the business is people renting out entire homes and apartments.
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Meanwhile, the appetite for renting haunted houses is still strong enough that spacious.
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And now I have echoes of WeWork, renting out space to other startups.
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There were absentee landlords renting to tenants who did not maintain their yards.
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In some cases, renting a house may be the more financially responsible decision.
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The newlyweds settled in New York, renting a house with Lizzie's father's money.
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"Should tenants have a right to know who they're renting from?" she said.
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He is thrilled to no longer be a landlord renting from a landlord.
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And finally, Ross recommends renting your next work space by the coffee cup.
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"I had no idea how expensive renting was in New York," she said.
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No more renting to illegal businesses, Mr. Koo said he had warned them.
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"If they are renting from a religious landlord, surveillance goes up," she said.
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She pleaded for caffeine and joked about Google interns renting out her home.
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"It's my first homeownership experience, and it's very different from renting," he said.
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To what degree does the price of buying or renting play a part?
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The flexibility of renting, however, might be the most appealing amenity of all.
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Renting in Hudson also seemed almost ridiculously affordable compared with New York City.
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But renting outside of the cities may not be all that more enticing.
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Personally, I did my duty by renting Hustlers over the weekend — have you?
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Finally, check for a discount on the total cost of renting a car.
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If the answer is less than five years, you're probably better off renting.
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The current Facebook business model is based upon renting user intelligence to advertisers.
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It was a stylish gesture, but the Nationals were just renting the look.
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Amazon is only renting Culver Studios, as the 2200-acre lot is called.
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Renting is hard enough, but buying is impossible for those without family money.
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Mr. Dvir, 2915, was renting out an apartment he owned in Tel Aviv.
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They are at about a third of capacity, renting to companies like Are.
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We start researching plumbers and complain about the woes of owning versus renting.
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"Renting sucks — anyone who rents knows it," Fronted CEO Jamie Campbell tells me.
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By the age of fifteen, she was renting a place of her own.
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We could only find 4-5 single guys interested in renting our house.
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It would protect LGBT+ Americans who are buying or renting homes from discrimination.
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And, those already living there can't afford to transition from renting to buying.
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But now it was renting 300 Prado SUVs to carry the Saudi delegates.
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Renting Cars With a Debit Card Is Made Easier at Dollar and Thrifty.
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The Mets declined to comment on the cost of renting out the stadium.
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The status quo, renting thousands of hotel beds, "is absolutely unsustainable," she said.
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"I am noticing more millennials buy or rent depending on area they are in, seeing people go from renting to buying to selling and renting again to buying again, as opposed to buying and hold that property for decades, " Bera said.
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"Some do end up purchasing the furniture and renting [their apartment] furnished," he revealed.
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I spent three weeks in Budapest and barely left the apartment I was renting.
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He's considering renting space at funeral homes in the community to handle the overflow.
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Normally, renting a Bird scooter costs $1 to unlock and 15 cents per minute.
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They're also sometimes called gateways, depending on who you're buying or renting them from.
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Billy Crudup also stars as an adrift boarder renting the bungalow behind Bening's house.
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He emailed roommate Brian Chesky about renting out three spots on his air mattresses.
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Li Jiao, who owns four apartments, started renting them out under Airbnb last year.
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A business of renting friends' clothes can have serious legs with the right infrastructure.
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Finding temporary housing for your dog should be as easy as renting an Airbnb.
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But maybe this time think about renting a movie after you've snapped your picture.
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For the moment, it is Novak Djokovic's world and everyone else is just renting.
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Higher home prices keep more people renting, thereby driving rent demand and rental prices.
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In recent years locals have tapped in of their own accord — buying not renting.
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So if you're thinking of buying or renting a home, where should you avoid?
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But buying or renting TV shows isn't the future of the home entertainment business.
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The tenants of the apartment were previously renting the space for $300 per month.
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Renting a truck and using that -- not doing what, it is clearly an indicator.
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There has also been something of a social shift toward the flexibility of renting.
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O) renting three buildings in the King's Cross Central development and Publicis Group (PUBP.
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Sting and his wife Trudie Styler are renting in the same building as Ariana.
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The company believes there's a big opportunity to make renting in Brazil more efficient.
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Ikea, the world's largest furniture seller, is trying out a new business model: renting.
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But frankly, they have bigger problems — like earning a living and renting an apartment.
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If that's the case, be wary of renting a place with old appliances. 4.
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Guatemala. The gangster was renting his white Isuzu dump truck to the mayor for
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It's another move by WeWork to diversify its business model outside renting office space.
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How mainstream will the idea of buying, selling and renting used clothing really go?
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He also claims she trashed the house, which he was renting from Kylie Jenner.
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We've learned Tyga's renting a home off of Sunset Plaza, above the Sunset Strip.
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That means you're pushed towards buying and renting movies through the Amazon Video service.
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LO's been renting out the 8,557 square foot house for a few years now.
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However, the entire park is extensive and it's worth renting a car to explore.
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When possible, renting, borrowing, or buying books secondhand are the simplest ways to save.
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It's spring break time, and plenty of people are planning trips — and renting cars.
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And in fact the advantage of buying versus renting is narrowing across the board.
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"You have to assume the renting has become part of the thrill," Walter muses.
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On a short trip, renting or borrowing a car might not be worth it.
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Other topics discussed include general budgeting, cash management, credit, long-term planning, renting vs.
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Those will only intensify when what users are renting is more than a bedroom.
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Earlier this year, she, too, relocated to Iowa, renting an apartment in Des Moines.
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Because people are renting spaces based on their photos, Instagram is a natural fit.
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Artonne explained why the company isn't selling its cameras outright, but renting them instead.
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Only then can you decide if buying makes more sense for you than renting.
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Surviving that year of renting required some financial assistance from his father, he said.
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That means not staying at a hotel but renting an apartment, perhaps via Airbnb.
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It also accused the car rental company, Sunset Rental, of renting the dangerous vehicle.
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Rose responded with an invitation to visit the Beverly Hills home he was renting.
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Executives like Martin see tent camping and RV renting as "gateways" to owning RVs.
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So lovers whose wives don't know about their affairs end up renting substitute wives.
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Redd bought the house in 2006, after renting on the island the year before.
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But unlike renting, you also have to pay for your own repairs and upgrades.
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It redid the cavernous ballroom, untouched since the 1980s, and began renting it out.
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Their own boxing gloves so they can stop renting sweaty ones at the gym
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That's not something you'll ever be able to do as long as you're renting.
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One thing that didn't surprise anyone: that Manafort was renting his property on Airbnb.
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Would you be open to renting your field out for fans to run through?
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Renting in bigger cities is not having the kind of stock suitable for families.
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In terms of getting around on the island, I highly recommend renting a car.
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Renting the castle for one night on the island will set you back $1,445.
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Renting, it turned out, gave them time to figure out that they loved Westport.
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They are now renting a four-bedroom home in Darien for $7,000 a month.
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Renting at the airport, a short train ride away, though, was fast and easy.
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Now, after nearly 50 years of renting bees, the demand is wearing on him.
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Her home, which she had been renting at the time, was destroyed by Matthew.
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Scott started renting out his other Hidden Hills home last year for $60k/month.
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On the other hand, if you're renting cars, it's not such a big problem.
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The University of Michigan is set to consider renting a space to Mr. Spencer.
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Stories today focus on buying and selling as well as renting, renovating and living.
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For starters, the idea that renting is throwing away money is a little misguided.
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And Wes Anderson was renting the palazzo at the bottom of our dirt road.
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It provides 212 lessons like how to start investing and when to stop renting.
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Among the roughly 900,19613 households in Vienna, approximately 600,000 are renting, Mr. Sommer said.
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And how much was the cost of renting an armored vehicle for each adviser?
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Transportation tip: The lake itself is large, and renting a boat is a must.
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Owning or renting a property with a lot-line window means living in limbo.
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Perhaps renting is a prudent approach if the city must have five pension fiefs.
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Meanwhile, more Americans are renting and have little prospect of ever owning a home.
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If you only use escooters once in a while, you should stick with renting.
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There has been a socioeconomic shift, pushing us toward renting and away from owning.
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I recently went from renting apartments my entire adult life to owning a home.
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The couple had been renting a one-bedroom in Leonard Pointe in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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It's a lot easier if you're younger, renting or don't have an established career.
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Mr. King fears that renting will lead to herd mentality, and he's not alone.
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He plans on making $2,000 a month by renting the bottom floor on Airbnb.
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This likely made people overcome their squeamishness about renting their home to a stranger.
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It first started by renting out a fleet of GM vehicles through an app.
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We were tired of renting, throwing our money into what seemed like an abyss.
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Renting a two-bedroom apartment in Providence will cost you around $1,21848 a month.
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It was mostly used for fashion week events until The Garage started renting it.
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More people are renting than at any other point in the past 50 years.
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Still, renting remains a good option, even in some high-cost areas, says Abolofia.
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In addition to resale and renting, the brand has other sustainable procedures in place.
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To make ends meet, Ms. Terzis first tried renting the entire apartment on Airbnb.
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That's why it's so important to do your research before renting out your home.
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We began renting our first flat when I was 19 and he was 22.
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It's not a network model where we're renting the channels and deals like that.
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We've even considered renting this place, and getting a spot in the East Village.
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My dad suggested renting a place in Manhattan... I could also take the ferry.
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"This is the United States of America, you are not renting this," he says.
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But they're renting longer, waiting it out until they can afford the real deal.
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Borrowers are, in effect, renting money for a week or two and paying it back.
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Renting a car in another country presents obstacles aside from the ones on the road.
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On asking people certain questions when they&aposre renting the trucks and monitoring their behavior.
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By renting at Trump Tower they can live in the building during the Trump presidency.
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Instead of taking a taxi or renting a car, they're increasingly opting for ride-hailing.
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The company specializes in renting out planes with crews, a practice known as "wet-leasing".
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INGRAHAM: Now they are looking at you, before it was the videotapes you are renting.
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Taylor says she's seen farmers using them for construction, or renting them out to neighbors.
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But renting a good apartment for less than $2,000 in Manhattan is a proverbial unicorn.
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He's currently renting one of Kylie's many homes, and trying to sell his Calabasas house.
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In Singapore, many landlords prefer leaving their units empty to renting to certain ethnic groups.
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Tap or click here to avoid making one colossal privacy mistake when renting a car.
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And if renting clothing isn't enough, RTR is now doing the same with home goods.
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The very act of renting videos, in fact, is its own brand of throwback now.
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They claim there's a paper trail on him renting spaces around L.A. to shoot porn.
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It's not your traditional real estate where renting an empty box and design it yourself.
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If the world really does become something like "Black Mirror," I'd much rather be renting.
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But like anything in real estate — whether you're buying or renting — it's all about location.
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The beauty of renting an Airbnb lies in the potential of making unique travel memories.
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Louis is also renting a $1 million house for Briana and the kid in Calabasas.
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Now, a number of companies are finding white space for renting everyday clothing and workwear.
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Especially if you're booking lodging, renting a car or going to do some serious shopping.
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He also brings in an extra $73 a month by renting out his parking space.
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But just how much can you actually make renting your own home on the platform?
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Ikea plans to eventually roll out "scalable subscription services" for renting furniture in other markets.
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Ikea's latest moves prove that renting will likely become a pervasive shopping trend fairly soon.
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That is likely because home prices in Milwaukee are very affordable, making renting less desirable.
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Though many tenants may prefer to own their home, others like the flexibility of renting.
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He has resorted to renting a mobile MRI machine a couple of days a week.
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Before we left to travel, we were still renting our college apartment in Provo, Utah.
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My parents are renting out the house next weekend, so I help clean by vacuuming.
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The Interior Ministry has been renting the building since 1972 and sublet it to Braunau.
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Racial disparities in homelessness, renting, homeownership, and home appreciation are constant and on the rise.
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ABC is renting Cody's Homestead, Jim Cody's shuttered, sun-faded steakhouse, the Leader-Courier reported.
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The cost to send them sometimes rivals the cost of renting or buying the content.
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Now he's renting a private beach so disabled people can have fun in the sun.
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At $3,000 per month in 1961 money, you weren't renting one of these by accident.
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Renting a local photographer's studio, he took thousands of exposures during a three-day session.
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One blogger claims he grossed on average nearly $2,300 a month renting out his apartment.
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It's not known whether they have been renting out that property or have sold it.
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Thankfully, there are some people still renting Edward Penishands, a classic in the parody genre.
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First, Airbnb and homeowners are profiting by renting out homes in a politically disputed region.
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She says she has earned as much as $14,000 a year renting out the place.
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She dreamed of completing her college degree, being financially independent and renting her own apartment.
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Sometimes people say that renting is "just throwing money away," which is a little misleading.
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Laura Dunn has been renting happily for the 10 years she's lived in South Florida.
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For some, renting a private home is a chance to liven things up a bit.
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In nearby San Jose, the savings from renting over buying was just under 22 percent.
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That's 79 million Americans, many thinking of retirement—and renting—in a whole new light.
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As for Sessi and his wife, they are now renting a studio in Mohamed Ali.
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He was renting a two-bedroom for $9003,800 a month in Jersey City, his hometown.
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At Kerri's insistence, we started investigating what would be involved with renting our home out.
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I started by renting an apartment with a roof deck in the center of town.
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If you made money from renting property, the income will be listed on line 17.
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As soon as I got out of school, I started in real estate, renting homes.
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We also styled our renovations with renting in mind, choosing styles that were widely appealing.
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Renting, lending or selling bank or payment accounts would be a crime, the statement said.
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Renting is great for some people because of the freedom of being able to leave.
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I feel like I'd make more money that way instead of renting it longer term.
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For comparison, the average price of renting a one-bedroom home in Calgary is $1,576.
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The government will ensure housing supply through multiple channels, including renting, next year, Xinhua said.
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But there are resources to help travelers make safe choices when renting a car abroad.
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Affordability is why many millennials have been renting longer and buying later than previous generations.
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That millennials are renting longer — or forever — is changing what homeownership in America looks like.
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Will you be ready to stop renting and start building wealth five years from now?
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He was the fixer, renting cars, finding apartments, picking people up and dropping them off.
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Olsen Energy, Odfjell Drilling, Rowan Companies and Songa Offshore - renting out rigs to oil companies.
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She said she had been renting the shop from the local government for eight years.
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In the two decades after McKinley was forced to leave, he's still been stuck renting.
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While travelling three hundred days a year, he was also renting an apartment, in Boston.
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His early hits had lines about things like feeling guilty for renting a Rolls Royce.
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People often choose buying over renting because there is stability and community for family life.
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A shooting guard, he is renting a condo in White Plains, where he grew up.
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On my second day in Sebastopol, I took Starlite to see about renting a piano.
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They're opening their homes for farm stays on Airbnb and renting out land on Hipcamp.
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Ms. Khusyaynova's responsibilities also included more mundane tasks like paying salaries and renting office space.
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Since I'm renting, I went with the removable, peel-and-stick kind from Chasing Paper.
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The conference, formed anew in 2013, had been renting office space from a law firm.
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Who reached out to you about renting the place during the RNC that surprised you?
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Would the owner be interested in renting the club to Mr. Veach for his church?
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But they do not live there, instead renting a place in a more expensive neighborhood.
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Yet some actually prefer the flexibility of renting as they explore jobs, neighborhoods and relationships.
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We're told she's renting section 3E of the Palace -- all 119,000 square feet of it.
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Tesco, the largest British supermarket group, is renting refrigerated containers in case of supply disruptions.
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When he landed, Victor took him to the basement apartment he was renting in Huntington.
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The larger apartment goes for $1,200 a month, with the smaller space renting for $800.
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Still, according to the op-ed, she was renting an apartment as recently as 2016.
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Renting access to all those chips cost the lab millions of dollars, Mr. Brockman said.
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A residential building next door promises "bespoke living" with two-bedroom apartments renting for $3,000.
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"Rent the Runway homed in on evolving consumer appetite for renting versus owning," Fitzgerald said.
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Tally your estimated profit for the number of years you anticipate renting out the house.
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Rather than renting out each house to a single tenant, they rent out each bedroom.
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Even if you plan to buy a house or apartment, the Statons recommend renting first.
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Take a risk with buying portable furniture or maybe renting an apartment that's already furnished.
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He drove them to a mall in Manila, near where Islam was renting an apartment.
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Bring a portable crib, or save money by renting or buying one at your destination.
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Airbnb, on the other hand, is mainly made up of individuals renting out their homes.
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Most of the experts we spoke with believe more people will be renting in 212.
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Update Resorts in the Western United States are upgrading lifts, technology and now renting outerwear.
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My whole life, I grew up thinking I would be renting forever in the city.
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"The fact that we were renting to illegals, that bothered some people," Mr. Pearson said.
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"I'm not sure whether I'm an owning person or renting person quite yet," she said.
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Mr. King's individualist attitude extends to renting clothes, which he said he would never do.
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Unlike other men interviewed, Khalid El Khatib, 34, was enthusiastic about the idea of renting.
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With the high cost of renting a bus, they organized trips elsewhere in the suburbs.
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Transform a travel dud into a road trip by renting a car with rewards points.
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It's just Netflix and Blockbuster; instead of renting per video, you're paying for subscription services.
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Uncertainty about the direction of their career or personal lives also keeps some people renting.
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Barbie is renting out a real-life version of the doll's iconic Dreamhouse for charity.
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This is lacking in a city where the price of renting spaces borders on extortion.
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That applies to gifts, but not business transactions like renting a hotel room, she said.
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Of course, we knew that renting an apartment together was the more logical next step.
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Their relationship to their limbs seemed distant and polite, as if they were renting them.
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The extravagant cost of renting, especially in trendy cities, makes it even harder to save.
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Michelle and Barack test drove the house over the summer ... when they were renting it.
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Ms. Ng began renting the warehouse to an artist named Derick Ion Almena in 2013.
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For them, renting opened up the possibility of a lower-cost lifestyle in another country.
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Instead, Rathburn was being investigated for knowingly renting out diseased cadavers to turn a profit.
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In the case of Airbnb, officials will have the right to force their way into homes to check whether residents were renting them out illegally, adding teeth to a rarely enforced law which bans the renting out of private property for less than six months.
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"All that software is actually very much in need in the charter bus industry, and not just around renting per seat, but renting buses in general, and helping turn event producers into smart travel planners for their attendees and for their guests," Boulay explained.
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In the case of Airbnb, officials will have the right to force their way into homes to check whether residents were renting them out illegally, adding teeth to a rarely enforced law which bans the renting out of private property for less than six months.
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The Federal Trade Commission has repeatedly reminded consumers to be careful with their information when renting.
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After all: who else can you imagine renting out the goddamn Louvre for a music video?
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We recently started renting a building that we just completed at 22 Caton Place in Brooklyn.
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Or if TAG Heuer owned "Le Mans" with Steve McQueen — really owning it, not renting it.
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It's the second such tax break for renting rooms announced by the Chancellor in recent times.
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Conducting daily business—opening bank accounts, obtaining a mobile phone, renting an apartment—is a challenge.
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If that's a little too much for your budget, consider renting a vacation rental or Airbnb.
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And tenants whose landlords treat them terribly have the option of leaving and renting somewhere else.
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Fey is there in just a small part, playing the owner of the villa they're renting.
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The people renting the house were only there for a weekend, although they are being questioned.
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Some houses are clearly overpriced, and renting is still a better financial option in some markets.
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Meanwhile, Taylor is renovating her apartment and renting a place in Karlie's neighborhood for the duration.
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In Nashville, on the other hand, renting a two bedroom costs only about $613,000 per month.
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And Redbox was cleverly doubling its revenue sources because it was renting the DVDs as well.
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Those scores are equally important when it comes to renting apartments or taking out loans, too.
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This is the first time West Elm is renting out smaller items through an online service.
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Streaming is rapidly eating away at the number of customers interested in "renting" movies by mail.
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Another had been renting out over half of its rooms to citizens displaced by the fire.
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Bendaoud was sentenced to four years in prison for renting his house to the Paris attackers.
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I learned that owning a home is a stronger assurance against possible homelessness than simply renting.
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I'm currently renting a room in someone else's house in an attempt to be financially responsible.
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"I had the idea of buying an airplane and renting it out for lessons," Diaz recalled.
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Many residents, who had been renting from various landlords, will receive $1,500 to help them move.
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Which means you could be renting this car for a few hours sooner than you think.
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Singapore has also heavily regulated Airbnb, fining two hosts $148,500 for illegally renting out apartment units.
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In a way, this is akin to renting an apartment instead of owning your own home.
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The house needed work, but I was hopeful we could be renting it within a year.
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They've offered her the option of renting a fish for the night, in case she's lonely.
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Ownership does not have the cachet it once commanded, and renting is shedding its déclassé image.
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Renting used to come with a social stigma, since homeownership was touted as the American Dream.
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Airbnb is trying out a new business arrangement in Paris to bypass stringent French renting regulations.
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And though she is not currently renting, her monthly mortgage payment is significantly lower at $3,500.
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In practice, I suspect this effect dwarfs most other considerations in the renting-versus-buying debate.
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Airbnb reportedly wants to convince house-builders to build extra rooms in homes for renting out.
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"Before we was renting here, I was hustling in this parking lot," he told the outlet.
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We recommend renting one of Dallas' many public bikes and making a day out of it.
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But because Secret Service is renting, the taxpayers are consequently forced to pay for this crap.
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Sometimes the biggest struggle in ordering dresses online (whether you're renting or buying) is the sizing!
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Which means that millennials will be renting for a lot longer than their parents' generation did.
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Unable to sell it, the Broaddus' began renting it out for $21947,21951 a month in 21.
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Model S owners earn $1,200 per month by renting their cars an average of 11 days.
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We know they will make money renting gps spots to brands and bombard us with advertisement.
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Hs contribution was renting an apartment in the city for some period of time in 2013.
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It doesn't matter if these companies are renting out electric bikes, scooter, mopeds or all three.
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He thought about renting goats to eat the weeds and brush, but they were too expensive.
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I've been buying real estate for 20 years here, and building houses and renting them out.
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How 3 guys turned renting air mattresses in their apartment into a $31 billion company, Airbnb
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Some companies think the answer is not owning a car at all, but renting one instead.
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They even ran operations just like a real business, renting an office in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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Meghan was renting and the house is now up for sale for just under $1.4 million.
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That business was originally built around renting out items that you had stored with Omni itself.
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She's renting a place in Newport for the time being and is ready to date again.
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An hour later, surveillance video captures Bausby is seen renting a room at 4 Acres Motel.
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"The house we're renting now was built in 1901 and doesn't have air conditioning," she says.
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Your landlord's insurance covers losses to the structure of the building that you're renting, Dutton explains.
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The home-renting business, which is profitable, includes more than 4.5 million listings in 81,000 cities.
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Sacramento and Ventura County, California, and Austin, Texas, are other metro areas where renting outweighs buying.
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"The same kids I was renting cars to were getting caught up (in crime)," he said.
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Instead of renting the rooms, you charge guests based on the grains of sand they touch.
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"Many times, the city needs to be informed that you're renting out your space," Weber says.
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Unfortunately, the Trumps seemed to have a policy in some properties of not renting to blacks.
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In August, two Manhattan landlords were caught renting out illegal micro-apartments for $600 a month.
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But for latecomers, the cost of renting an apartment or buying a home has become prohibitive.
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Renting a home can be an ideal option for those wanting extra flexibility and less responsibility.
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If you're looking for a home, experts suggest making sure you're ready to transition from renting.
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Millennials are renting longer — but it's not always because they can't afford to buy a house.
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Due to how little I pay in housing costs, I am a firm believer in renting.
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The Donald J. Trump for President campaign is renting the space, according to the university's website.
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For as much buzz as rental gets, could renting clothing really be the future of fashion?
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Video content providers make billions each year off of renting the boxes, according to the FCC.
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The family moved away for a while, renting out the house while living in a suburb.
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"We're turning the users that were renting the power system into owners of the power system."
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Jha and his co-conspirators also sought financial gain, renting the botnet out to other criminals.
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The firm is also considering renting some of the new space to other tenants, he said.
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The only thing stopping her is the financial challenge of renting a space in affluent Ojai.
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Instead it is renting individual rooms, and as of Monday had placed 30 single men there.
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You can also now earn a little (quasi-)passive income renting your own wheels out, too.
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Today, many would-be buyers are renting as they rebuild credit or pay down student debt.
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Nobody minds renting a taxi that will only go to destinations in the same metropolitan area.
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When she met Alfred, she was in graduate school in Barcelona, renting a one-bedroom apartment.
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She was renting a barn from Runnymede at Fair Hill, and they gave her the horse.
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It was the first time that renting a car at the airport was easy and fast.
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He left home after that, renting a room in a boardinghouse until he finished high school.
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He was renting it out for $5 an hour, and had hundreds of porn videos downloaded.
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The couple is renting now, but they moved there because they would like to buy eventually.
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"Getting help getting clean" made me think of renting a power washer before being IN REHAB.
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For cannabis companies, renting a hotel room bypasses the CTA's rules, but not Nevada state laws.
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The president is generously renting his golf club out to all the leaders of the world.
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After renting nearby, the couple recently closed on a 1,700-square-foot house listed for $703,000.
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Renting in Vienna is cheap for a European capital — and particularly so if you don't move.
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It's worth noting that renting clothes has become more popular over the last couple of years.
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They canceled the next day's appointments in Brooklyn Heights, renting their apartment for $4,200 a month.
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Renting gear from a ski resort is a convenience you generally pay for with higher rates.
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Harris Dean owned several other buildings around Harlem, renting and selling them as the neighborhood grew.
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More Americans are renting homes today than at any time in more than half a century.
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Renting a boyfriend to introduce to your parents, when they are pressuring you to get married.
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In a busy week, she can make up to $560 from renting out her extra room.
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Despite the popularity of renting, there are no companies of its size that offer men's apparel.
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The transit authority could use the extra money that renting out the spaces would bring in.
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Here are five valuable lessons I've learned from owning my own homes instead of renting.1.
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Her mother and sister were sharing a bedroom and renting the family's second bedroom to boarders.
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The space caters to small businesses, too, renting office space on-site for $125 per month.
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"What we want now is to earn money from renting it to maintain it," she said.
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A rising number of Americans are moving into urban areas and renting their homes and apartments.
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In September, one reviewer described renting a house in Ireland and discovering mold the first night.
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Now large corporations are hopping on board, renting out blocks of desks for their own employees.
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I thought about renting a bike on Broadway and 110th Street to get to Columbus Circle.
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The EPA is currently renting space in Las Vegas from the University of Nevada Las Vegas.
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With both agencies considering renting space in Trump Tower, it is hard to avoid raising questions.
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They wanted to make it cheaper and easier to buy a house, as opposed to renting.
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But only 15 percent are in camps with others renting or living in shelters including mosques.
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And for many retirees, going the nontraditional way and renting is the right way for them.
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Argiro Fouraci, 29, recently began renting five apartments that have been in her family for years.
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Louis is renting his own place in L.A. so he can be closer to his son.
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Coates Hunter doesn't have a marketing budget, so renting space functions as free advertising as well.
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Source: Los Angeles Times Musk began renting his now-permanent home in Bel Air in 2010.
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His decisions in the real-estate field are guided by two enduring real trends that apply to big portions of the US."Because more and more people are renting, and renting for longer, there is an undersupply of multifamily real estate around the country," he said.
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With renting, you have an expected, predictable expense from year to year that you can plan around.
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But so would renting a car at daily rates instead of buying one for the long term.
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Prices, too, are lofty, with studios in some of the buildings renting for about $14613,13 a month.
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The Reddit post suggested renting the movie multiple times to free up more space, and it works.
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If renting is more your style, the city offers a 20 percent reduction on monthly rent payments.
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A short time later, a couple who was renting the home walked inside and discovered Boinville's body.
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Mashable understands that Starbucks is renting the two-storey building, which previously housed traditional entertainers like geisha.
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If you need a crane, maybe [hiring a decorator and renting] is the way to do it.
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The company generates recurring revenue by renting out its machines, or leasing them on three-year contracts.
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The company is now renting it out for $4.90 a day, or close to $150 a month.
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But their budget also didn't allow for, say, renting out a business for a day of filming.
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She was starting over, renting a small apartment near her school, furnishing it on a shoestring budget.
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The New York Times renting versus buying calculator could help you figure out whether buying makes sense.
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As we previously reported, cops were called to a place Honeycutt was renting in Sherman Oaks, Calif.
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David Dillen, the hotel manager, confirmed to Mashable that they've been renting fish to customers since 2013.
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He has proposed allowing consumers access to pay TV without renting an expensive set-top cable box.
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If it was anything like an NYC renting agent charges, it would cost us thousands and thousands.
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Renting a space in an Oakland warehouse, by comparison, could cost $600-$700 per month, she said.
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These were not people renting out rooms in their private homes for a few nights a year.
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College student loans average $35,000, and renting or buying a home is unaffordable in most metro areas.
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The frozen professions include running restaurants, renting out rooms to tourists, repairing electronic devices and teaching music.
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The older bike-renting services that operate in cities like New York and London use docking stations.
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Now, it's got trendy chefs renting stalls to serve gourmet food at places with names like Eggslut.
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If boxing is your boutique workout of choice, you probably know how nasty renting gloves can be.
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They enjoy the lifestyle - renting yachts on the weekend and having relaxed brunches at sea-front restaurants.
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The apartment complex comes with extra hotel-like features that make renting out apartments through Airbnb easier.
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And definitely cheaper than buying or renting 50 DSLRs to recreate those awesome shots from The Matrix.
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You can accelerate that process (and thus save grief and money) by renting an RV before buying.
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New people renting or selling assets dropped from 59 percent to 16 percent over the same period.
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The bank will also move toward a strategy of owning rather than renting its branches, he said.
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For those with little money, it is often a better bet than renting on the open market.
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The rapper surprised Kim by renting out AT&T Park in San Francisco on her 33rd birthday.
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But they won't be able to ignore Omni's aggressive push to get people renting their stuff out.
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SmartAsset looked at the average cost of renting available two-bedroom apartments in 2016 in each city.
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For example, Airbnb started out as guys renting air mattresses, and now it's a vacation rental site.
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According to the numbers, renting is cheaper in every state as well as the District of Columbia.
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Many financial experts say owning rather than renting a home is a good way to build wealth.
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I also think you have to work with the apartment, especially if you're renting like we are.
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In the end, we settled on renting a private meeting room in a downtown Jakarta residential complex.
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Thinking of renting out your spare room on Airbnb to strangers to earn some sweet, sweet cash?
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It helps them deal with the red tape involved in renting a house or starting a business.
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Renting also lets you make a faster exit should you decide that new city isn't for you.
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We ended up renting another van from the same company so we could arrive safe and sound.
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"More home ownership, less renting, makes for a stable neighborhood and better real estate values," Conlon says.
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The Bohemian Club began renting the campground for an annual retreat, before purchasing it outright in 1899.
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Between key pickups, tidying, and maintenance emergencies, renting out your place isn't such a passive revenue source.
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Rent the Runway CEO Jennifer Hyman says often when you're buying clothes, you're really just renting them.
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Similarly, homeowners could now buy up housing stock with the purpose of renting them out to Bungalow.
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A few years ago, many people stopped renting their apartments the traditional way in favor of Airbnb.
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Etrit was 16 and Edi 20 when they started their first business, fixing, flipping and renting homes.
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As Ted said, for people who are renting, we might appeal to them in a broader way.
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Technically, roommates aid in taking some of the financial burden that comes with renting a living space.
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When Mancell began renting her apartment, she was spending about $600 less on rent than her mortgage.
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One of the wealthy members, on a weekend getaway with some buddies, was renting out the hotel.
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Two days later, we had no furniture, and so we got serious about renting our place out.
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The dormant Obama campaign reportedly still owns the list and is renting it out to the DNC.
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A 200-square-foot studio in San Diego, California, was renting for $1,100 a month last week.
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Avoid the problem of buying an expensive gown only to never wear it again by renting it.
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So, We isn't a real estate firm renting desks, it's a Space as a Service (SAAS) firm.
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Amazon first began renting access to computers and software in its data centers over a decade ago.
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To demonstrate to potential homeowners the futility of renting, Fred wallpapered a model home in rent receipts.
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Up until 2016, Chesky was still renting out his couch in his San Francisco apartment on Airbnb.
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I've been renting all over the country for a decade, and I'm starting to consider home ownership.
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By Friday, the city had assured it wasn't actually going after hosts renting out rooms on Airbnb.
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Before shelling out a lot of money on a home abroad, consider renting a home abroad first.
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If you're renting a car, there is a booking fee of 3 percent of the trip price.
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North Korean embassies raise budgets in part by selling illegal livestock and cigarettes and renting party venues.
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Surveillance videos from that day showed him buying a suitcase, renting a car, and buying cleaning products.
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He was renting in Alexandria, Va., paying $2,400 a month for 1103,000 square feet of living space.
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Follow the numbers, not the rhetoricThere are many people who strongly believe renting is better than buying.
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So if owning a superyacht is completely out of your budget, maybe renting one is a possibility.
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She doesn't mind being a homeowner but loved renting so mowing the lawn was someone else's problem.
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Even an explicit criminal background check wouldn't have stopped the killer, Sayfullo Saipov, from renting a car.
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Though it's only temporary—we will return to renting once we start our master's courses in autumn.
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For young people, buying a house seems like an impossibility -- just renting an apartment is difficult enough.
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Older generations probably remember renting that busted Virtual Boy from Blockbuster and being turned off for good.
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If you're renting overseas, some countries are excluded as well, depending on which card you use. CreditCards.
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Save money by renting with the same company and picking up your car away from the airport.
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Apple – Apple's market share for renting and selling movies is falling, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Independent Cottages is a self-catered home rental service in the UK, specializing in renting British cottages.
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"Renting is actually cheaper for this particular household," said Ralph B. McLaughlin, the chief economist for Trulia.com.
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The best parallel is that it is the same as owning a house, rather than renting one.
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Instead of halting, Electric Guest carried on by renting a different car to take to the venue.
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Maybe looking for a rental property straight away and keeping renting myself would have yielded better returns.
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They are renting a chalet apartment to test whether they want to make Wengen their permanent home.
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"Officer, I'm renting this area, and he's harassing me about the shirt I'm wearing," the woman says.
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Not surprisingly, Mr. MacLagger's rowhouse sold quickly, for $3.4 million; Ms. Christofer is renting her one-bedroom.
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In Chicago (the rates vary by city), renting a car costs $99 a week and you pay $.
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Vin briefly put it on the market in 2013 but has been renting it out since then.
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When they married in 2014, they were renting a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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Here's how 3 guys turned renting an air mattress in their apartment into a $25 billion company.
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The company has turned to renting its home out to other productions to make up the shortfall.
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Renting clothes so you don't have to buy new ones that you'll only wear once or twice?
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But this isn't geared for people who are adamant about renting a Mazda CX-5 in red.
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She could have stayed with her mom, Maxine, in Jersey City, where she's been renting a room.
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Shops like SloHi in Denver Rapha in Boulder are now renting gravel grinders and hosting group rides.
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Two years into our relationship, I convinced her to move to Brooklyn, where I had been renting.
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"The benefit of renting at any price point is the flexibility," said Gary Malin, president of CitiHabitats.
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They would move from renting local apartments to starting ABC Supply in 28, buying up distributors nationwide.
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The decline reflected the impact of a new renting law that irked landlords but pleased many renters.
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These groups support the president's right-leaning politics by renting out its ballrooms for lavish private events.
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He was renting a WeLive studio as a Manhattan crash pad, for late nights at the office.
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And most of the experts we spoke with believe that more people will be renting in 2030.
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There is a growing trend of "device as a service," where companies are renting devices from companies.
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The other building, at 33 Lincoln Road, is now renting its 63 market-rate units, he added.
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They were renting snorkels, fins and masks from a rickety wooden desk for the equivalent of $2.
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When renting an apartment, most of us assume that a functional toilet is part of the deal.
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In another move towards more sustainable clothing, more people will be renting their clothes than ever before.
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What we do know is that the Secret Service has spent $588,000 renting golf carts since 2017.
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Mr. Wright said evidence also indicated that the hacker was renting out services on the underground web.
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Money with strings attached isn't really yours, it's someone else's property that you're renting on their terms.
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Renting an apartment and want to give potential tenants some idea of what the space is like?
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It recently invested in QuintoAndar, a Brazilian internet company trying to ease the apartment renting process here.
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Consider whether you will be okay with renting and having roommates in your thirties, forties, and beyond.
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The company's product offers a path for homebuyers to transition from renting to ownership over three years.
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Renting allows Rebecca Taylor pieces to live multiple lives and avoid being thrown away after temporary use.
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It's almost like renting your own house or getaway, and it's priced more like a hotel room.
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The fastest growing part of TalkTalk's business is mobile, provided through renting capacity from a network operator.
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Apple's (AAPL) market share for renting and selling movies is falling, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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A year later, Ms. McNeely's husband, Steve Roland, phoned Mr. von Essen, who was renting in Astoria.
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Alternate revenue streams, like the $24.95 admission cost and renting out space in the building, weren't enough.
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They cared for their kids during the day, then coded at night, renting time on local computers.
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ON LOCATION What could be better than renting a 200-year-old house as a weekend escape?
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You can make $10,000 by renting a room, driving for Uber or getting a part-time gig.
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And yes, it's legal because it's a step they take to prevent renting cars to auto thieves.
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Some are posted by commercial operators renting out entire apartments that were acquired for that specific purpose.
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Since buying is more expensive than renting in every state and the District of Columbia, financial planning site SmartAsset did the math to figure exactly how long you'd need to live in a house to break even on the purchase price, versus renting a place in the same city.
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Airbnb is less "home sharing" and more "home renting," which could be both a blessing and a curse.
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Although that 'Rent a room scheme' only applies when a person is renting rooms in their main residence.
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The current owners renovated the home and have been renting it out, marketing it as Cassidy's former home.
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Her father is now renting with his new wife, and she is not in contact with her mother.
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You shouldn't have to depend on one of your homes renting out to live the life you want.
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Nearly every Brazilian we met either knew someone doing the same—or renting out their own living spaces.
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One of the biggest issues with renting an Airbnb is the potential complications of getting into the Airbnb.
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Many people took it as an opportunity to remember that ownership is dead and we're all just renting.
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WeWork previously offered an unlimited beer on tap as a perk to people renting its co-working spaces.
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There have been regulatory problems in Singapore, too, where Uber was accused of knowingly renting out faulty vehicles.
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Six months into the venture, Francois began renting some office space in Atlanta, which sent his costs spiking.
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He was renting but decided that it was time to make a longer-term commitment to the area.
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Apple and Bird are working together to make the process of renting a dockless electric scooter even easier.
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The museum, which was opened in 1978 by Indira Gandhi, has been renting the space from the FICCI.
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The loans, he said, were for purchasing new mining equipment as well as "renting" computing power from others.
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Pruitt began renting a room in a townhouse owned by a top DC energy lobbyist in early 2000.
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Renting a research vessel and acquiring the high-tech gear needed to search for UFOs is not cheap.
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"Fewer households are making the transition from renting to owning, which is pushing rental prices up," he said.
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She had other causes, too, such as complaining about outsiders renting space in the market, keeping locals out.
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Renting it would cost approximately twice what it costs to rent a one-bedroom apartment in the area.
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"She said, 'Well, it'll be worth it if you end up renting a place from me,'" Melina says.
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The "promposal," as it's called, has become just as necessary as renting a suit or buying a corsage.
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Even among the very wealthy who could easily afford to buy an island, renting simply makes more sense.
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The online market for renting clothes was worth $1bn in 2017 and is forecast to double by 2023.
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The average middle-class person makes about $7,500 a year renting out space around 46 or 47 times.
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One last reform would discourage the renting of politicians by those who profit from government rules and favours.
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But at the same time, families who don't have a device for each member might prefer renting hardware.
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Instead, these were "commercial hosts," or people who were making a business of renting multiple units on Airbnb.
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And Armoire does have an option to buy the clothes that customers are renting — should they feel inclined.
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Renting a camping car, he chose to concentrate on smaller, lesser-known cities instead of Beijing and Shanghai.
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They're renting it out to others for weddings, "Game of Thrones" watch parties, and other events, WLKY reported.
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You've long been able to buy your own modem instead of renting one from your internet service provider.
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If you're in the market for a home, experts suggest making sure you're ready to transition from renting.
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Even renting a parking spot can rack up a big bill, adding substantially to one's monthly rent rate.
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Even renting out your beach cottage to summer visitors won't guarantee that you qualify for the safe harbor.
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The cost of renting two sunbeds and an umbrella for a full day is 80 kunas, about $13.
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The biggest sticking point for the business, Hong said, was the steep cost of renting premises in Singapore.
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Chris and a bunch of people were partying at a home he was renting during the Ultra Festival.
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Oh, and his company has twice been sued by the Justice Department for not renting to black people.
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Last October, the company announced it was renting out SUVs at discounted rates from Hertz for its drivers.
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The entity renting that mail box is a company formation agent, according to staff at Mail Boxes Etc.
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There's nothing wrong with renting, but in terms of where your life goes… Everyone questions what they're doing.
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Though the couple has been renting the spaces for over 20 years, their dog rescue is relatively new.
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As we previously reported, Angie's already renting a 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom Malibu estate with killer ocean views.
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They figure it cost about $17,000 to rehab, but the savings from renting more than offset that expense.
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Black Airbnb users have reported numerous instances of discrimination by other users renting out spaces on the platform.
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A man renting beach umbrellas told him of a cacao farm in the mountains that was for sale.
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What we might even end up doing is renting them, kind of like people do with breast pumps.
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The exposed data also revealed which videos users were watching and renting, exposing kinks and private sexual preferences.
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Her daughter, Ricci, 42, was renting a single room in a house and could not take her in.
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The industry is moving toward renting books to students rather than selling them since rented books are cheaper.
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Pruitt wasn't at his most dangerous when he was renting a $50-per-night condo from a lobbyist.
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"We often have people renting for events that other people would love not to have happen," he said.
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Sources close to Azalea tell us renting makes sense for her right now while she's looking to buy.
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Last fall, Freedom University began renting space at an Atlanta-area college from a sympathetic Latino student organization.
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The company says savings earned by renting a home over traditional hotels range between 20 to 30 percent.
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They vigorously cut down on spending and made extra income from renting out their apartment during the holidays.
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There are more people renting now than at any point since 1965, according to a Pew Research report.
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It's worth noting that renting offers distinct advantages, and owning can also come with plenty of hidden costs.
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"For the wellbeing of my family, I thought about renting my land," Engler told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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If you think renting is expensive, you'd be surprised by all the hidden costs that come with homeownership.
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Amazon provides cheap renting options to college students who don't want to drop hundreds of dollars on textbooks
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You just need to be renting a car for a business purpose for this coverage to be valid.
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CEO Dara Khosrowshahi's family is said to be renting the pricey Venice, California pad, Variety reported this week.
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John and Lynne Drahan, ages 77 and 70, suggested renting a property in your chosen area before buying.
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Some landlords try to set qualifications that disqualify a person from renting, such as not having enough income.
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Whether it's by choice or force, renting seems to be making its way into the new American Dream.
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Hazelton passed a controversial ordinance in 2006 that among other things prohibited landlords from renting to undocumented immigrants.
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For that reason alone, I will always be an exuberant fan of renting for as long as possible.
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Since WeWork makes its money renting shared office space, not software, investors and pundits universally rejected that idea.
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Read more: How 3 guys turned renting air mattresses in their apartment into a $31 billion company, Airbnb
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She learned the home they had been renting had burned down by seeing the aftermath on social media.
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Born a Hindu, Mr Dhar ran a business renting out bouncy castles in London before converting to Islam.
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And the next generation, his kids, might not be interested in renting out the bar as it is.
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Real estate sources tell TMZ the $400,000-a-month Malibu estate they're renting is just for the summer.
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Some were renting apartments just a few months ago, while others have spent decades in doorways and parks.
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Test your relationship's mettle by renting a houseboat in Kerala, slowly drifting along its lagoons, canals, and rivers.
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He came under fire for renting a bedroom near Capitol Hill from a lobbyist for $50 a night.
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Recent investments include Fat Llama, an online marketplace for renting belongings like audio, video, sound and DJ equipment.
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These days, young adults are renting longer, mostly thanks to stagnant wages and increasing housing and living costs.
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The Tesla CEO started off by renting the house in 2010; he lived there with his five sons.
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"If you're renting a home for five nights a month, you get additional coverage for those five nights."
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Rather, it's more akin to renting an apartment; as with any rental, one never actually owns the property.
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In our area, right by Portland, Oregon, the mortgage payment is equivalent to renting a two-bedroom apartment.
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In the months that I was preparing to start renting, I built an emergency fund of about $10,000.
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Owning a house is not the same thing as renting an apartment, even if ownership is more expensive.
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Buy-to-let investors buy residential property, typically with a mortgage, with the aim of renting it out.
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Renting for any length of time, he said, brings in tourists, and tourists are often converted into residents.
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Renting two DVDs at a time will cost $11.99 a month, or $14.99 if you add Blu-rays.
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You won't get any money back for "renting" a phone for a year and then trading it in.
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Netflix, which pioneered renting DVDs by mail and streaming, has been moving steadily into original programming, for example.
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Cities like New York, London and Paris had long had programs for renting bicycles for short time periods.
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He has steadily expanded the farm where he tills rice and wheat by renting land from his neighbors.
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"I've been living my whole life renting in Paris and moving every two, three years," Mr. Fitoussi said.
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"Foreigners are buying to retire themselves or as investments for renting to others looking to retire," he said.
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Institutions like the Metropolitan Opera realized there was money to be made renting out space for lavish events.
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And it does so without operating a chain of hotels, renting out rooms, or partnering with hotel companies.
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Renting is cheaper in this scenario because of what real estate economists call the price-to-rent ratio.
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Free-standing, ruggedly built, and weighing enough to justify renting a llama, it's overkill in most other circumstances.
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The police also forced a Beijing company to stop renting out "napping capsules," condemning them as fire hazards.
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The video industry currently makes billions from renting their customers boxes, and the plan threatens that revenue stream.
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When it comes to renting an apartment in a metropolitan area, there's rarely good news about the price.
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Ms. Axen, now 29, was renting on the Upper East Side with a friend from New York University.
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CHOOSE A HOME OVER A HOTEL If you're sticking to one destination, Ms. McClure recommended renting a home.
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For example, in Athens, the Asylon Aniaton, a hospice, used to fund itself by renting or selling property.
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The company is exploring ways to make money off its existing spaces, including by renting out conference rooms.
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In April, her family moved into a new three-bedroom apartment renting for a fraction of market rate.
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Staton married and left Norfolk, renting out her house as she followed her husband's job in the military.
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We want to own near where we rent, but the financial cost of renting is making that harder.
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The candidate whose company has been sued by the Justice Department for not renting apartments to black people.
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Since then, the number of units renting in this range has declined by 2023 million, or 17 percent.
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Pence has been renting a house in Northwest Washington and will move into the Naval Observatory after inauguration.
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A similar apartment in my building went for over a million dollars, so I'll keep renting for now.
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Meanwhile, Certify said business travelers are renting fewer cars and taking taxis less often while on the road.
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She struggled to find a place to live before renting a house in Bradenton, just north of Sarasota.
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As a guide explained recently, during a selfie break, the reënactors were renting their finery by the hour.
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Either you were renting the spare bedroom in the apartment or your host was temporarily staying somewhere else.
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Renting is no bargain, either, with the average for a two-bedroom apartment at about $21.2,0003 a month.
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In 2016, 65 percent of households headed by young adults were renting, up 8 percentage points from 2006.
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"I was renting skis for my grandkids," Jones said on Dallas radio show 105.3 The Fan on Wednesday.
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The person she's renting from said they went out on the beach and there was no red tide.
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In April, it bought British onefinestay, which specialises in renting out luxury private homes with hotel-style services.
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He was renting but then moved back in with his parents in order to save for a downpayment.
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That said, before trips, I'm usually renting or calling outfits in from fashion brands to wear on vacation.
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Ziroom, an apartment renting platform in China, scored a curve-throwing series A funding round of $621 million.
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When not on tour, they live in Clapton, in East London; they're now renting a place in Harlem.
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Besides renting a commissary space, you may also need to rent space to prepare your food, says Jeon.
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With rents so high, more renters are looking to home sharing as a cheaper alternative to traditional renting.
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My roommate gave me notice to leave so her daughter could move into the room I was renting.
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Your Money Adviser For millions of Americans who don't have credit cards, renting a car is a hassle.
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He began renting it out, short term, to tourists through Airbnb and pocketed the difference after paying rent.
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Getting a chamber organ meant renting it from pretty far away and then putting it on a boat.
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If you're renting out your entire apartment while you stay away for the weekend, that's probably not allowed.
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The museum declined to specify how much money it had received or anticipated receiving for renting the space.
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There are other options outside of streaming, most of which involve owning the series rather than renting it.
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Kirkham had been running them all over Europe, renting apartments he didn't own or live into unlucky tourists.
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But that will probably affect us in the next few years once we have to start renting space.
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And they just started buying up these old houses, fixing them up, and renting them out in Beloit.
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In every sector except leasing—renting apartments, parking spaces, and so on—median monthly earnings never exceeded $1,000.
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Renting jeans may not be the way to go Baxter added that he's also not too worried about the rise of apparel renting sites like Rent the Runway and Stitch Fix (SFIX), which allow consumers that may not want to keep buying shirts, pants and other clothing to wear new fashion.
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"We believe the additional demand for homeownership from seniors aging in place will increase the relative price of owning versus renting, making renting more attractive to younger generations," said Sam Khater, chief economist at Freddie Mac, who estimates that the current market needs about 2.5 million more homes to meet demand.
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Financial planner, Eric Roberge, is happy renting his home because it works for his financial goals and desired lifestyle.
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Until we bought this house last year, we'd been lifelong renters, and I really appreciate how easy renting was.
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It had argued there was not enough proof he had knowingly helped the attackers by renting them a flat.
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Redbox, the company behind the ubiquitous supermarket kiosks for renting DVDs, is moving into the world of digital streaming.
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The team's initial business model of renting out vehicles to Uber and Lyft drivers turned out to be illegal.
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The cost of renting a pretend partner typically ranges from 500 yuan to 2,000 yuan a night, plus expenses.
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I remember being in Glasgow and renting a truck that we filled with every piece of equipment we had.
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More important, he also bet big on the "cloud"—just as firms started getting comfortable with renting computing power.
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Some retirees keep the homes they own, and earn income from renting them out while they house sit elsewhere.
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In New York City, renting decorations looks even more appealing because of our collective, severe lack of storage space.
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One of the services the company offers to favela residents renting out their homes is akin to customized consulting.
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Like Rent the Runway, it allows shoppers to experiment with designer brands by renting them at a lower cost.
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This level of specialized "human tuning" sets leading AI solutions apart from simply "renting" algorithms for general data processing.
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No matter which team comes out on top, every host renting to a fan will come out a winner.
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Car-sharing, which involves renting someone else's car or borrowing a car from a fleet, has some major roadblocks.
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I'm renting the old house to my best friend, who actually owns her own home, which she rents out.
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Nearly 693m people claim some kind of housing allowance for private renting (a further 3.1m claim for social housing).
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Instead of renting an apartment, you can divvy up private rooms on Airbnb or claim a couch via CouchSurfer.
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Tomlinson said she also enjoys renting homes when she travels, but that hosts and guests need to be respectful.
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As the company battles with local renting laws, Airbnb has also shown great interest in expanding beyond simple rentals.
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Renting your first apartment is one of those big adult moments that most of us are totally unprepared for.
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Instead, well-connected landlords make fortunes renting tiny patches of land to people who have nowhere else to go.
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Zeus has quietly risen to a $45 million revenue run rate from renting out 900 homes in 23 cities.
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The company polled 1,006 individuals who own their primary residence and earn income from renting one of their properties.
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If you're renting your beach house to vacationers on a regular basis, you'll want to consider a landlord policy.
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It began with a group of friends renting a seaside home in California for the Independence Day holiday weekend.
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It's interesting, the innovativeness of that, the idea of renting your regular clothes, or using brands that you pick.
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This was after Paris instituted a 120-day annual limit on the renting of apartments back in November 2017.
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When Jessica James decided to make the jump from renting to owning, she knew she would need some help.
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Pradera is a gated community with three- and four-bedroom homes, renting from about $1,103 to $2,300 per month.
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There are many methods for exploring Algarve, from renting a car to trying to navigate by train or bus.
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"This will make a huge difference to all those scraping by in our expensive, unstable renting market," he said.
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Officers who went to the New Canaan home she was renting for her and her children at 7 p.m.
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But many do not: in 2016 Heathrow raked in £50m ($68m) by renting retail space to bureaux de change.
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Lyft does not expect to make much in the near future on its expansion into bike and scooter renting.
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Renting out event spaces at Oodi to universities, cultural organisations and businesses brings in a regular flow of cash.
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Uber bought over 1,000 Honda Vezels with the intention of renting them to drivers last year, the Journal reported.
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In addition, you are afforded some upside protection, should you wish to purchase the item after renting it first.
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Here's a quick guide on how to get started renting out your place to really maximize your earning potential.
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Aside from cloud uploads, that will also include the ability to purchase music instead of just renting it monthly.
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"I can literally remember being in high school, my mom was renting it for $500 a month," he said.
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Over the weekend, McKinley proposed — renting out a venue and taking Williams there via helicopter there, PEOPLE reported exclusively.
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As NerdWallet's calculator shows, renting a two-bedroom apartment in Nashville could set you back about $1,000 per month.
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Mendes also celebrated his major milestone by renting out the 1 Hotel located near New York City's Brooklyn Bridge.
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Police confirmed they had arrested a man who was renting the farm but would not comment on his identity.
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Gabbard has essentially embedded herself here, renting a vacation home and essentially just dropping into public places or events.
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The nine hour course is free and covers topics such as savings, banking, credit scores, higher education, renting vs.
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He's forking over $20k a month in child support ... and it wasn't long ago he was renting from Kylie.
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Currently, it sits on a small back patio behind the row house I'm renting, secured with a bicycle lock.
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Before you buy, you might want to be sure that owning is actually cheaper than renting where you live.
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The line-up also includes photo-posting app Pinterest, home-renting service provider Airbnb and business messaging app Slack.
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The seller, who was renting out his home on Air BnB, then sent Leonard photos of the erotic basement.
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However, analysis of corporate expenses shows those traveling for business are renting cars less often when on the road.
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"There was no warning," said Fedlu, 30, who had been privately renting land near the five-star Sheraton Hotel.
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He considered a local property manager, but they massively underestimated how much he could earn off renting it out.
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