Renting out whole apartments for less than 30 days is contrary to New York law, not renting out rooms.
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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 company won't be renting out private homes anytime soon.
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Or renting out the movie theater for an upcoming film.
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Looking to make money renting out your car or truck?
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Renting out her first apartment meant collecting her first commission.
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Rent the Runway is now renting out designer clothing for kids
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For a decade, they had been renting out the garden apartment.
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Even Airbnb recently acquired Gaest, a marketplace for renting out office space.
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We still own our condo in Atlanta, which we are renting out.
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In May this year, Berlin prohibited hosts from renting out entire apartments.
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Oscar Mayer is renting out one of its famous Wienermobiles through Airbnb.
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Even securing mobile phone contracts and renting out apartments became more difficult.
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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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AdQuick isn't in the business of renting out advertising space they own.
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Powderdaize led to another idea: renting out the entire mountain to groups.
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Shields is renting out 5,345 square feet of paradise in Pacific Palisades.
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Now they are renting out an extra parking space for $100 a month.
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We're renting out a two-master-bedroom apartment in La Habra for $1,800.
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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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Plenty of shopping centers have pivoted to renting out space to coworking startups.
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The bulk of the business is people renting out entire homes and apartments.
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And now I have echoes of WeWork, renting out space to other startups.
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She pleaded for caffeine and joked about Google interns renting out her home.
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Mr. Dvir, 2915, was renting out an apartment he owned in Tel Aviv.
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The Mets declined to comment on the cost of renting out the stadium.
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He emailed roommate Brian Chesky about renting out three spots on his air mattresses.
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LO's been renting out the 8,557 square foot house for a few years now.
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Scott started renting out his other Hidden Hills home last year for $60k/month.
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It first started by renting out a fleet of GM vehicles through an app.
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That's why it's so important to do your research before renting out your home.
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The company specializes in renting out planes with crews, a practice known as "wet-leasing".
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He also brings in an extra $73 a month by renting out his parking space.
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My parents are renting out the house next weekend, so I help clean by vacuuming.
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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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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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Olsen Energy, Odfjell Drilling, Rowan Companies and Songa Offshore - renting out rigs to oil companies.
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They're opening their homes for farm stays on Airbnb and renting out land on Hipcamp.
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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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Airbnb, on the other hand, is mainly made up of individuals renting out their homes.
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Barbie is renting out a real-life version of the doll's iconic Dreamhouse for charity.
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Instead, Rathburn was being investigated for knowingly renting out diseased cadavers to turn a profit.
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After all: who else can you imagine renting out the goddamn Louvre for a music video?
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This is the first time West Elm is renting out smaller items through an online service.
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Another had been renting out over half of its rooms to citizens displaced by the fire.
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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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Airbnb reportedly wants to convince house-builders to build extra rooms in homes for renting out.
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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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That business was originally built around renting out items that you had stored with Omni itself.
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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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In August, two Manhattan landlords were caught renting out illegal micro-apartments for $600 a month.
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The family moved away for a while, renting out the house while living in a suburb.
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In a busy week, she can make up to $560 from renting out her extra room.
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The transit authority could use the extra money that renting out the spaces would bring in.
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Now large corporations are hopping on board, renting out blocks of desks for their own employees.
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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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But their budget also didn't allow for, say, renting out a business for a day of filming.
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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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The frozen professions include running restaurants, renting out rooms to tourists, repairing electronic devices and teaching music.
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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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The rapper surprised Kim by renting out AT&T Park in San Francisco on her 33rd birthday.
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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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Between key pickups, tidying, and maintenance emergencies, renting out your place isn't such a passive revenue source.
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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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Up until 2016, Chesky was still renting out his couch in his San Francisco apartment on Airbnb.
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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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These groups support the president's right-leaning politics by renting out its ballrooms for lavish private events.
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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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Alternate revenue streams, like the $24.95 admission cost and renting out space in the building, weren't enough.
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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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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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There have been regulatory problems in Singapore, too, where Uber was accused of knowingly renting out faulty vehicles.
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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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Even renting out your beach cottage to summer visitors won't guarantee that you qualify for the safe harbor.
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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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Black Airbnb users have reported numerous instances of discrimination by other users renting out spaces on the platform.
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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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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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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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The police also forced a Beijing company to stop renting out "napping capsules," condemning them as fire hazards.
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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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Staton married and left Norfolk, renting out her house as she followed her husband's job in the military.
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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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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 team's initial business model of renting out vehicles to Uber and Lyft drivers turned out to be illegal.
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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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Zeus has quietly risen to a $45 million revenue run rate from renting out 900 homes in 23 cities.
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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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Here's a quick guide on how to get started renting out your place to really maximize your earning potential.
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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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Mendes also celebrated his major milestone by renting out the 1 Hotel located near New York City's Brooklyn Bridge.
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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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A few years ago, Pillow launched to help make renting out your apartment on Airbnb less of a hassle.
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They staged an action to expose a landlord who was illegally renting out thirteen apartments in the Ribera neighborhood.
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Starting April 15, Rent the Runway will begin renting out kids' clothing in addition to its offerings for adults.
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Because Airbnb involves people renting out their private homes, the company lives in a sort of regulatory gray area.
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A leased apartment I hadn't lived in for a few years and had been renting out to a stranger?
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He enjoyed renting out theaters and taking Natalia to watch the newest "Star Wars" movie or "Harry Potter" films.
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For instance, Gentner said, some taxpayers don't realize that renting out their vacation home could result in tax deductions.
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In April, Omni began allowing users to earn money by renting out their stored goods to other Omni customers.
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Renting out our houseWe lived in the DC area, which has a high cost of living, for four years.
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Renting out living space on a short-term basis sounds like an appealing way to earn some extra cash.
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Rental income has to be reported... Any profits you earn from renting out your home are subject to income tax.
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Jane surprised Gray, 25, by renting out North Hollywood's Republic of Pie restaurant where the couple shared their first date.
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What's more, expect airlines to make a tidy sum renting out tablets to passengers who do not have their own.
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That number includes Lyft drivers who are renting out Chevy Equinoxes for $99 a week under Maven's Express Drive service.
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The company's core business revolves around renting out co-working spaces to everyone from startups and freelancers to large enterprises.
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I explored the merits of trying to buy a house and renting out the other apartments to offset the cost.
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A Chinese company built it, and most of the stores that will be renting out space will be Chinese owned.
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TMZ has learned the centerfold is renting out her Beachwood Canyon home in the Hollywood Hills for $7,500 per month.
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Strapped for cash, Sharp sold the building housing its headquarters earlier this year and has been renting out the property.
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Weeks ago, two Manhattan landlords were caught renting out illegal sub-units with no windows, sprinklers, or fire-safety systems.
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In August, two Manhattan landlords were caught renting out illegal sub-units with no windows, sprinklers, or fire-safety systems.
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For some, that comes to renting out your home for passive income, and maybe even while you're still living there.
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For now, at least, the family is stuck renting out their million-dollar mansion some mysterious stalker insists is his.
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Make sure you're not relying on the income Renting out a home can be a bit of a catch-22.
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Guest exhibitions with ticket sales and renting out the venue for events have become the gallery's main sources of revenue.
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Yet just about every Hungarian I met was renting out apartments or rooms to strangers through Airbnb or other platforms.
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Owners or lessees renting out their vehicles will keep 60 percent of the revenue, while GM will collect the rest.
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Toby Harman reportedly earned £1003,974 ($124,302) by renting out his London apartment more than 300 times through Airbnb since 2013.
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They would also be restricted to renting out their properties no more than 60 nights a year, among other measures.
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"You're renting out residential space to corporations, it's the ultimate evil," said Jan Hoffmann-Keining, 210, a founder of Spacebase.
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Both firms are reportedly also interested in renting out e-scooters—as is Ofo, the Chinese pioneer of dockless bike rentals.
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"I am renting out my time only, not my body," says a 27-year-old woman from Shenzhen on the website.
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It's unclear what the total tab is for this shindig, but renting out the 2 acres alone will cost around $100k.
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Renting out a 100,000-square-foot San Francisco cruise ship terminal feels ostentatious, even for a Silicon Valley coming out party.
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Jacobs spoke with Reuters about renting out her house to finance travel plans, scoring free airline tickets and reducing home damage.
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For Masceline, the need to put food on the table for her family means she will continue renting out her body.
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Chesky and Gebbia, then unemployed, had hit upon the idea of renting out their spare bedroom to pay for their rent.
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That allowed her to live and work in America—in York, Pennsylvania, renovating and renting out houses—while El Salvador recovered.
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" IOTA's Sønstebø further elaborates on Byrne's point and says that distributed ledgers "shine in renting out computation in the fog, i.e.
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Instead of rolling out a red carpet or renting out the Dolby Theater, Trump took to posting a link from GOP.
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Ghraibi, who has a business renting out construction machinery, joined a rebel group and later set up his own fighting unit.
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They're renting out a private villa at the Belmond Hotel Caruso, which is a staggering $13,000 per night, according to People.
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Even if you're just renting out a spare room, you'll likely need to invest in a new bed frame and mattress.
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And while you can definitely clean the space yourself, especially if you're only renting out sporadically, it can be time-consuming.
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What we're seeing: WeWork was designed to be asset-light, renting out office space and then subleasing it to smaller tenants.
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Jonas's renting out a 6,200 square foot mini-palace, decked out with 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, and a salt water pool.
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California-based company Podshare is renting out bunk beds in a co-living building in San Francisco for $1,23 per month.
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Even if you're just renting out a spare room, you may need to invest in a new bed frame and mattress.
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They also hope to bring in additional revenue by renting out rooms to artists and authors for events and book launches.
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He has augmented his pension and retirement income by renting out rooms in his rowhouse in the South End of Boston.
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This year, Paris conducted raids on illegally sub-letted apartments and Berlin imposed a ban on owners renting out entire properties.
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She's seen couples celebrate their union with a picnic in the park or renting out space at a bar or restaurant.
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Pearce said for a time, he envisioned renting out his property to spaceflight fans as the "Rocket Road Bed and Breakfast."
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In 153, renting out the house brought in $215,25 in revenue — around four times as much as the average Airbnb property.
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Many homeowners earn extra income by renting out shacks on their property to the endless stream of new arrivals to Khayelitsha.
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You get a tangible, usable asset, whether you're renting out an apartment or commercial building for income or buying a home.
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Then, there are the tried-and-true side hustles, like renting out a room or driving for a ride-share service.
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"They are renting out their page for content marketing," said Sanal, the Indian man who is paying for access to the page.
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The ordinance would target the main source of residents' ire: large-scale operators renting out dozens of apartments on Airbnb to tourists.
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A lot harder than just renting out buildings and leasing it to other people, and ultimately it didn't work out super well.
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The average Airbnb host in Philly will earn roughly $850 during the DNC by renting out their space, according to the company.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Renowned Studio Infrastructure Provider: Pinewood Group receives income from renting out its studios, on-campus offices, accommodation and workshops.
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But in tandem, the two rules make the risks of renting out property utterly intolerable for the average mom-and-pop landlord.
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In other parts of the world, reindeer herders make money by renting out the animals for Christmas events during the holiday season.
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That number includes Lyft drivers in Chicago who are renting out Chevy Equinoxes for $99 a week under Maven's Express Drive service.
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Mayor Ed Lee is reviewing a bill that would prevent hosts from renting out dwellings for more than 60 days each year.
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This is not the first time Predators Unlimited has been the center of controversy for renting out its exotic animals for performances.
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SoftBank has talked about the need to return to WeWorks core business of renting out trendy office space to freelancers and enterprises.
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They were charged under the Planning Act for renting out condominium units for less than six months without permission from the URA.
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And I'm guessing racists are going to have trouble suppressing their racism when they're renting out one of their most precious goods.
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By 2017, nearly half of North Koreans were involved in some form of private enterprise—driving, selling noodles, renting out spare bedrooms.
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Dana McMahan is an Airbnb 'superhost' and makes $30,000 a year renting out two spaces and conducting walking tours through Airbnb Experiences.
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We also learned the importance of pre-screening tenants and weighing our long- and short-term options before renting out our home.
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In addition, because we were renting out out first home (not selling it), we didn't have a strict timeline to adhere to.
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The city already requires hosts renting out their places on Airbnb to register with the city, though that's proven difficult to enforce.
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Soon after, the two developed the idea for WeWork after brainstorming an idea for renting out empty office space to other companies.
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Renting out my home could help me get ahead financially, but it also brought a lot of new risks into my life.
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You can do anything from renting out your spare bedroom on Airbnb to pet-sitting to placing ads on your personal blog.
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The store has added community events to attract new customers, sought donations and offered perks to members, including renting out video players.
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In France, where food delivery is a booming trend, some couriers who are registered on such apps are renting out their accounts.
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In France, where food delivery is a booming trend, some couriers who are registered on delivery apps are renting out their accounts.
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While they are here, they are renting out their place in Australia, a renovated four-story warehouse of approximately 4,300 square feet.
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Airbnb has for years been battling concerns over discrimination — though its focus had been on those renting out their homes, not neighbors.
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Renting out my condo also helped us finance our new home, and we invested the money we saved by eloping into upgrades.
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They're renting out all aspects of their lives: There's Airbnb for travel, Lyft for transportation, and Fernish for furniture, among other things.
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Niido&aposs website includes a calculator for residents to see how much money they&aposd save renting out their place on Airbnb.
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In addition to her full-time job, she generated income as a freelance writer, by blogging and by renting out her house.
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But an abundance of supply has helped keep prices subdued, meaning the most profitable trade is in renting out vessels to transport it.
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Williams proposed to Bonacorsi, 30, on New Year's Eve, renting out a suite at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge for a private romantic dinner.
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BestBuy, along with another cybercriminal known as Popopret, is renting out access to their botnet, offering customers the ability to launch disruptive cyberattacks.
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Earlier this month, the singers celebrated Mendes' milestone birthday by renting out a hotel near New York City's Brooklyn Bridge, which Cabello attended.
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Alavia Khawaja had been renting out a spare bedroom in an apartment she shares with her sister for about a month on Airbnb.
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They're driven to selling themselves in high-tech brothels, or renting out their bodies to someone else while their minds are in storage.
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When he took the wheel, he steered the company toward what he realized was the most profitable business — renting out the heavy equipment.
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In contrast, Lyvly makes money from the managed services it provides and is not developing new property but renting out existing housing stock.
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Williams proposed to Bonacorsi this past New Year's Eve, renting out a suite at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge for a private romantic dinner.
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"Many Americans are making extra money renting out a spare room, designing a website ... even driving their own car," Clinton said last year.
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And, if you really want to step-up your rental gam, consider renting out party equipment like tents, photo booths, or bounce houses.
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It wasn't until some time later after the sighting that I learned that in the '80s, a guy was renting out the house.
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They also own another SoHo loft, which they are currently renting out, and may eventually use that apartment as a pied-à-terre.
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Dhar used to run a business renting out bouncy castles but became a noted figure in radical circles in London in recent years.
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It would, however, hurt residents who were making extra cash by renting out a second home for days at a time through Airbnb.
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It would, however, hurt residents who were making extra cash by renting out a second home for days at a time through Airbnb.
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Treated in the same way as their criminal peers, they are prohibited from opening bank accounts and renting out properties in their name.
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Urs Hölzle, Ms. Greene's chief of technical infrastructure, predicts that the business of renting out machines and software will eventually surpass Google advertising.
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Traditional TV networks spend millions of dollars renting out fancy venues and bringing in talent acts to wow advertisers their annual upfront presentations.
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The retailer sells electronic and home appliances on credit in its hypermarkets, besides hosting gas stations and renting out space to other retailers.
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Velas first opened the Panorama in 23 after renting out what was once the Polynesian-themed Chu-Chu Chinese restaurant on Hollywood Boulevard.
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The median income for residents from renting out their homes during the games was predicted to be about $260, according to the firm.
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It effectively pioneered the business in 2006 when it introduced services for renting out raw computing and storage resources from its data centers.
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"—VICE Chinese Authorities Shut Down Sex Doll Sharing AppChinese police fined and closed a company renting out sex dolls for "disrupting public order.
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Most of the deals have been outside of WeWork's core business of renting out work space, from education tech to apps for construction workers.
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T-Mobile says the money went toward booking the rooms, but also to catering and renting out meeting space with audio and visual equipment.
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If renting out homes in apparent violation of local ordinances has proved thorny, there's no reason to expect these experiences to be any different.
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Based in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Altisource Residential is a REIT focused on renting out single-family homes, largely in middle-income U.S. neighborhoods.
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Aaron Paul sure loves his wife, and his space -- he's renting out a massive private villa in Thailand just for the 2 of them.
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NASA officials announced last week that the agency will begin renting out the International Space Station (ISS) for commercial activities for the first time.
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In addition to the 500 million milestone, Airbnb has shared that its hosts have earned $65 billion from renting out space on the platform.
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People renting out their homes in the German capital for periods of less than two months face fines of up to 100,000 euros ($110,000).
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"For people renting out just one room or doing full-time rentals, then the turnaround time between guests may be even faster," she says.
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Rent the Runway plans to use the cash to further expand their subscription business, renting out everyday outfits and other items like household products.
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If the potential political showdown at this summer's Republican National Convention isn't scary enough for you, consider renting out a serial killer's childhood home.
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Miguel was a big time baller Friday night -- renting out an entire hotel for a party -- and even Rihanna couldn't help herself from performing.
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TMZ broke the story ... The Weeknd is currently renting out a $60k per month condo in NYC and Bella recently moved in with him.
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On Tuesday, two home owners were charged with illegally renting out four apartment units through Airbnb, and could face fines of up to $148,000.
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French law limits owners from renting out their properties for more than 120 days a year in certain cities, like Lille, Lyon, and Paris.
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When he spends his money indulgently, it's only to make money in return — like renting out real estate he owns, such as Necker Island.
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Shomaker's business also makes money by hosting pop-up dinner parties, wine tours, yoga classes and renting out the rooftop space for private events.
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Rent out your home on AirbnbDepending on where you live, you could make a pretty penny by renting out your pad while you're traveling.
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Rent out your carUnless you need it, renting out your car is a great way to earn some extra money while you're out adventuring.
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The biggest policy change, though, would prohibit investors who don't live on the property from renting out a unit for a short-term rental.
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Several teachers who talked to the company said the supplemental income from renting out their homes allowed them to live on a teacher's salary.
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Granted, she doesn't live there alone, but she could if she wanted—she just prefers renting out the rooms to subsidize her own rent.
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Anecdotally, there is evidence more people are participating in the gig economy, renting out rooms on Airbnb or driving for Uber for extra income.
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"It's pretty hard to turn down, say $14,000 in savings a year, by simply renting out a room from a baby boomer," Weidner said.
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Mr. Owens said he was under no illusion that the crackdown would stop landlords and others from renting out stash houses to migrant smugglers.
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Founded in 2008, Airbnb has gone from renting out air mattresses to a global travel company last valued by private investors at $31 billion.
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The Kaplans paid $2.1 million for their house, about a block from the Gowanus Canal, and moved in last October, renting out the condo.
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Rumors swirled that Hassanieh was renting out limos to a prostitution ring and had compromising videotapes of clients who had ridden in his cars.
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WeWork's business involves taking on long-term leases and then renting out the spaces to start-ups, freelancers and enterprises for the short term.
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California company Podshare began renting out bunk beds in San Francisco for $1,200 a month in July 2019, as Business Insider's Libby Brandt reported.
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Education efforts to make all New Yorkers aware that renting out their entire apartment, condo, or cooperative for fewer than 30 days is illegal;
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Ms. Nichols said she began renting out space in her own home as well as in another building that she has owned since 2006.
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L.A. Chargers star Melvin Ingram is doin' the offseason the right way ... renting out a HUGE house right in the heart of Miami Beach.
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The rules around short term stays currently vary in different council areas, and some hosts have been threatened with heavy fines for renting out rooms.
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In New York City, renting out an extra room or couch is fine, but it's illegal to rent most apartments for fewer than 30 days.
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Nintendo, meanwhile, has Tuesday morning to itself, opting to again return to its pre-recorded streaming format in lieu of renting out a larger hall.
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D.C. dwellers renting out their properties are anticipated to earn over $5.9 million, which is about 11 times more than the Inauguration weekend in 2013.
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"Most people want to say they'll live in the property because their terms will be better than if they're renting out the property," Lieberman said.
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But Mrs Cooper says the church's management team, which she leads, hopes to continue renting out the building to groups that serve the area's poor.
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Goat's model is similar, except it's geared towards avid scooter riders or gig workers who charge the electric scooters to start renting out scooters themselves.
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Existing New York state law bars most urban apartment-dwellers from renting out their units for less than 30 days if they are not present.
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But it was Amazon that identified an opportunity in renting out its technology infrastructure to companies in need of computing power, storage and data analysis.
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Ms. Raicovich had said that the board's decision regarding the Israel event simply had to do with the museum's policies on renting out its space.
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Home location: AtlantaHome price: $225,000Down payment amount: $26,13Monthly mortgage: $1,200The method she used: House hacking — renting out rooms in their house to cover mortgage costs.
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Mr. Harris was responsible for renting out the upstairs of the warehouse for the party and prepared the space for the event, the documents say.
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What if they flipped that arrangement, building an addition onto the ground-floor apartment, then moving into it and renting out the top three floors?
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CreditCreditRyan David Brown for The New York Times DENVER — For nine years, Jill Bishop enjoyed the camaraderie of renting out her spare bedroom on Airbnb.
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Earnings from gig work, like driving for a ride-share company, delivering food or groceries, or renting out your home, is often considered 1099 income.
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If you're looking to make some extra cash, renting out your apartment can be a good option, especially if you live in a big city.
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Unlike Airbnb, which is mainly made up of individuals renting out their homes, Sonder leases and manages its own rentals, which are licensed as hotels.
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That's because the apartment is in his home, and most fair-housing laws have exemptions for landlords who live in the building they're renting out.
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That includes any 1099-MISC or 1099-K you may receive from a side hustle, like driving for Uber or renting out your place on Airbnb.
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Shinjuku, a ward in Tokyo that is popular with visitors, is banning home-owners in residential areas from renting out their homes from Mondays to Thursdays.
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Akirahime explained that the startup prefered renting out its robots as opposed to selling them as the software is constantly being improved based on user feedback.
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Companies in the rental business are worth untold billions, whether they're renting out software (Oracle, Salesforce, SAP, Slack) or goods and services (IBM, Uber, Lyft, Airbnb).
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They alone can endure in these mandates because they have the capital reserves and the sophistication to navigate the perils of renting out property in Seattle.
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San Francisco is reviewing a bill like the one in Amsterdam, which would limit users to renting out their homes for no more than 60 days.
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New York banned residents from renting out their homes for under 85033 days in 2010 but raised the fine last Friday to as much as $7,500.
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The amendment offered by Williams would have exempted car dealerships from a provision in the transportation bill that prohibits renting out vehicles subject to safety recalls.
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With the summer travel season heating up, many vacation-home owners get to look forward to some extra income from renting out their slice of paradise.
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She first explained that Voxility has little visibility into its clients doings because it is essentially renting out server space, not providing direct-to-site services.
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Mostly, Airbnb hosts are folks like grad students or older couples trying to get by, who are renting out their lone property or an extra bedroom.
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Castor started renting out her car on Getaround, an early sharing-economy company, and then tried Zimride, Airbnb—any service she could get her hands on.
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Reuters was unable to establish the total income Meridian receives from renting out space in the Moscow property or what it pays to the CDIC foundation.
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We profiled the couple when they were two years and 31 countries into their journey, renting out their home in Seattle should they want to return.
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By the mid-1800s, farmers and innkeepers began renting out bungalows to boarders from the city looking to escape the summer stew of humidity and heat.
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But unlike Airbnb, which is mainly made up of individuals renting out their homes, Sonder leases and manages its own rentals, which are licensed as hotels.
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The money is great — I&aposm able to pay my mortgage for the year by renting out my home for three months during the high season.
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Business is so slow that the airport has made more money from renting out the unused cargo terminals for rice storage than from flight-related activities.
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From there, she trekked across the country, renting out swimming pools and doing carefully choreographed morning photo-shoots of models complementing the architecture of each space.
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"To some extent, the economy is based on people renting out their passports - disrupting that could cause economic pain among the local population," the financial executive said.
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TVERT: There&aposs a reason why Mexican cartels and Chinese drug rings are not renting out suburbs houses to distill whiskey and bootleg it around the country.
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So some entrepreneurially minded residents did the math and thought they could make a killing over Super Bowl weekend by renting out rooms or homes on Airbnb.
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The head of the KarJenner family celebrated her 61st birthday on Saturday, and started her day by renting out an entire theater for her family and friends.
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He's using the money he's saving on living expenses toward the FHA purchase of another duplex, which he will move into while renting out his first purchase.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Beijing-based Kr Space switched from renting out space held on long-term leases to selling services after the shared-office market crashed.
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Based on director Mia Lidofsky's personal experience renting out her New York City apartment, the series examines what happens when you let complete strangers into your home.
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He was awarded ownership of his childhood home, which Haim had been renting out with specific instructions to not dig in the back yard, according to WJXT.
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In addition to rolling out self-driving Bolts, GM also intends to begin renting out standard versions of the car to Lyft drivers, according to the Journal.
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Yaquelin Betancourt, 43, who has been renting out rooms on Airbnb since it entered the Cuban market in 2015, said any decrease would be a severe blow.
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Apple had argued that users did not have standing to sue it because they purchased apps from developers, with Apple simply renting out space to those developers.
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Cubans who looked to monetize internet access, such as those renting out houses and rooms on Airbnb, have faced far more hurdles because of the ID restraints.
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But they are barred from renting out their apartments in larger buildings for less than 30 days—a substantial portion of Airbnb's listings in New York City.
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Mostly, MacDaniel recommends that anyone looking to make extra money by renting out a room, or their entire home, should remember to be honest with their guests.
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The Victorian home they bought a decade ago, which they are now renting out, is in a majority black neighborhood where poverty has increased, damaging their investment.
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Okay, you don't actually sell our data to advertisers, actually your business model is much better because you're essentially renting out not our data but our attention.
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Former "America's Next Top Model" contestant Bello Sanchez thought he'd make some dough renting out his guest room, but says he's ended up with a nightmare roommate.
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Another perk of owning in a resort: If you're interested in renting out your home to generate extra income, the resort's rental office will find the renters.
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Renting out a vacation home — or even a spare room in your apartment in the city — is easier than ever, thanks to sites like Airbnb and HomeAway.
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Mr. Harris was responsible for renting out the upstairs of the warehouse for the December 2016 party and prepared the space for the event, court documents said.
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Mr. Brown, who played football at the University of South Florida and later worked as a roofing contractor, had started a business renting out residences for Airbnb.
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"Actually, I think it puts more of an emphasis on Biden, and so, like I heard before, Biden is renting out space in Trump's head," Murphy said.
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Mark Scheel, 42, a software engineer who runs a monthly meetup for Airbnb hosts in Denver, began renting out his ski condo on Airbnb five years ago.
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This includes, but is not limited to, driving for a ride-share company, delivering food or groceries, selling goods on digital marketplaces, or renting out your home.
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Tech Fix IN my spare time, when not writing about consumer technology for The New York Times, I have a sideline renting out a cabin on Airbnb.
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It was while working on NFC-triggered task launcher Tagstand that Taggar recognized the hassle of both finding new corporate housing and reliably renting out one's home.
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The agency last month ruled that renting out property is a business for which the deduction applies, and is not just a passive investment, under certain circumstances.
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The law would have let the city find out which Airbnb hosts are renting out spare bedrooms and which ones are truly bad actors operating illegal hotels.
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And he is naturally still bullish on the market for renting out homes and cars (the firm's named partner Ben Horowitz sits on the board of Lyft).
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Airbnb's original pitch sounded more like couchsurfing: a way for local residents to make some extra cash by renting out otherwise idle rooms or beds in their homes.
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Ultimately a stamp on your profile that reads "verified photo" is supposed to make renting out your car to strangers more appealing since you can potentially earn more.
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They are YC startup Spell, which provides infrastructure for "AI and Deep Learning", and Fat Lama, a sharing economy-styled marketplace for renting out various items you own.
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Candy told the Daily Mail last year that after years of renting out rooms as a bed and breakfast, the couple's children convinced them to modernize a bit.
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Similar trends are afoot in Japan, the home of karaoke, where desperate owners have reportedly resorted to renting out their unused parlours as temporary offices during the daytime.
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From celebrating Stormi's first Easter to renting out Six Flags for his birthday party, Jenner and Scott have been spending quality time as a couple and a family.
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Why it matters: There's an established market for occasional use of a Tesla, and owners can make good money renting out their car when they're not using it.
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Perhaps renting out and depreciating your residence in a high-cost state subsidizes the mortgage in one with lower income taxes; sometimes it just takes a little imagination.
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Homeowners can still rent out individual rooms on Airbnb and similar property-listing sites, but renting out entire homes or apartments is now forbidden across the German capital.
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Indeed, Hayes does what the title suggests, renting out billboards on the outskirts of town that chastise the police chief, Willoughby (Woody Harrelson), for not solving the crime.
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"We have many educators who are working two and three jobs, renting out rooms in their homes to make ends meet," union president Kerrie Dallman said by phone.
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Despite hearing all these, my husband and I decided to move ahead with renting out our first home when we upgraded to more square footage earlier this year.
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Kathryn Kidd first annoyed locals in the residential area of Manhattan Beach in southern California by illegally renting out the house on Airbnb, Easy Reader News first reported.
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Magic+ fulfilled the request by renting out the Exploratorium, a stage, and furniture for the event, as well as catering it and setting it up to be televised.
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And to be clear, lawmakers don't seem to care much about targeting people who are renting out their entire primary residences to make some money on the side.
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At past Opens at Shinnecock Hills, the tribe made $100,000 or more, renting out part of their adjacent land for parking or as the site for hospitality tents.
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On Tuesday, his company Happiest Baby announced that it will begin renting out its luxury bassinet to parents for $149 a month, with a one-month minimum rental.
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The Diesel has already thrown huge 7-figure blowout Sweet 16 parties for Shareef and Amirah -- renting out swanky Hollywood hot spots, with celeb performances and expensive cars.
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Pat Revello, Gillette's neighbor who had been renting out properties to ballplayers since the early 2000s — including above a pizzeria he owns — suggested offering the apartments to RailRiders.
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"Due to the coronavirus, I receive notifications about the cancellation of reservations almost daily," said Koka Nikoleishvili, who had been renting out his apartment through Airbnb or Booking.
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Their mortgage payment, including taxes and insurance, is $4,700 per month, but the costs are entirely covered by income they earn from renting out rooms in the house.
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Weckert is not the first person to fool Google Maps, and there are more high-tech ways than renting out dozens of smartphones to accomplish the same goal.
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And those with the capacity to take on additional work can bring in extra cash by renting out spare rooms, reselling items online or taking on freelance work.
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Technology has made it easier than ever to get started making extra money on the side, like by driving for ride-sharing apps or renting out spare rooms.
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A breakup leaves a millennial, Isobel (Zoe Chao), questioning her sexual orientation and renting out a room in her Los Angeles apartment, lest she lose her beloved home.
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Starting with a single property, he began acquiring and renting out multi-unit residential properties and learned firsthand the challenges that property owners face in collecting rents from tenants.
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Smithline downsized as a result of her child's demanding care, as well, renting out the house she and her husband own and moving into her parents' garage for support.
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The company renting out the property, J.D. Property Management, doesn't expect to have an issue with the price, considering the former tenant paid $1,100 a month for two years.
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He stopped renting out Airbnb apartments in Tokyo and instead obtained a license to run a five-room hotel out of a converted traditional wooden "machiya" house in Kyoto.
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Both houses of the the New York State Legislature passed a bill that would fine New York City residents up to $7,500 for renting out their apartments on Airbnb.
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Now it wants to help you earn cash or offset your storage costs by renting out your stuff to other users and splitting the revenue with Omni 50/33.
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Landlord David Callisch found himself renting out the studio unit behind his San Jose home to two cats – Tina and Louise – for $1,500/month, the local CBS affiliate reported.
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That's right, renting out your place on sites like Airbnb, Homeaway and Vrbo can be a great way to make some extra cash using an existing asset: your home.
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When she's not in the six-bedroom Hollywood Hills mansion that used to be Frank Zappa's, she's renting out the most extravagant housing she can get her hands on.
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The settlement will also make it easier for residents who follow the rules to supplement their income by renting out a spare room or their home while on vacation.
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The couple, who once dated a few years ago, have rekindled their relationship, renting out an apartment together in New York City where Seacrest films the ABC talk show.
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Fraser was also awarded ownership of his childhood home, which his birth father had been renting out with specific instructions to not dig in the backyard, according to WJXT.
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What Airbnb did not do was disclose how many clients it had who did seem to be renting out large blocks of real estate for long periods of time.
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AMERICA'S temporary help industry first emerged after the second world war, when companies like Manpower and Kelly Girl Service began "renting out" office workers on a short-term basis.
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A 10-week road trip cost her less than $7,000 — she and her husband paid for nearly the whole thing by renting out their house while they were away.
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Post Malone is celebrating the final leg of his tour in the most Posty way possible ... by renting out Hooters to chug beer and rip cigs with his boys!!!
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Teacher hosts for the travel app earned $28503 million during the summertime in 22019 and typically earn $6,500 in annual supplemental income for renting out their homes, Airbnb found.
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Locals and visitors from around the region began renting out their weapons at "shooting stations" so non-owners could pay to experience the giddy thrills of discharging exotic firearms.
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The very same day I searched every site I could and by evening I found a person two blocks from my house who was renting out their parking space.
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Recently, the American Museum of Natural History came under fire for renting out space for a dinner honoring Jair Bolsonaro, the outspokenly racist, homophobic, anti-environment president of Brazil.
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"They were the toughest competition when they were offering a true sharing-economy product," he said, describing the company's origins in renting out an air mattress or a room.
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Now, he said, he will also lose as much as 40 million yen, or $370,000, in revenue he had counted on from renting out his fleet during the Games.
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Faced with the possibility of having to curtail my adventures in voyeurism, I saw only one solution: fund living in the rooms of strangers by renting out my own.
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Since its founding in 2008, Airbnb hosts across Africa have earned more than $400 million in direct income from renting out their properties via the service, the company says.
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Renting out a room for a short amount of time is a low-stakes way to see if making a bigger commitment to rental properties makes sense for you.
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There will always be a certain number of people who want to make some extra money by renting out a spare room or driving an occasional Saturday night shift.
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Airbnb has gone from renting out a single air mattress to a marketplace of more than seven million short-term rental properties across 220 countries in just over a decade.
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WeWork, for example, makes money by renting out office space and subdividing that space into dozens of tiny offices, which it then rents out to fledgling startups at a premium.
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Stephen Colbert went where many wouldn't dare to go by renting out said room — the presidential suite of the Moscow Ritz Carlton — during his "Russia Week" on The Late Show.
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For a while, del Vizo, almost obsessively attentive to details while serving guests and employees alike, kept herself busy, renting out the living quarters to host lavish three-day weddings.
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Using Twitter to promote the endeavor, Niecy helps Amika to start a small business renting out her old carseats to parents who can't afford expensive car seats or huge fines.
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By working remotely, renting out their condo and living simply, they were able to complete the trip without going into debt and without backtracking on any of their financial goals.
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Airbnb reached a settlement with San Francisco over a law that fined it for every person renting out their home through the website who had not registered with the city.
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Boxouse – Productized rental homes Boxouse is trying to give homeowners a way to make extra money by renting out small, factory-built homes that they can place in their yard.
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Why it matters: Though WeWork made its name by renting out month-to-month office space to startups, the company has been really focused on attracting large companies as customers.
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From the brutal dismantling of multigenerational communities in government housing, to people renting out sheds for £500 [$23] a month, London is a terrifying place to live at the moment.
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Starting today, if you have a complaint against a neighbor who is renting out their home on Airbnb, you can complain to Airbnb about any issues that you might have.
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While her $12-million home in Hidden Hills is being renovated, Kylie is renting out a five-bedroom, seven-and-a-half bathroom mansion for $125,000 a month, TMZ reported.
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Oscar Mayer is now renting out one of its famous Wienermobiles through Airbnb, and the 27-foot-long hot dog car has been renovated to fit a sausage lover's dream.
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If you have enough cash to buy a multi-unit property, living in one unit and renting out the others can be a great way to start generating passive income.
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Airbnb has been fighting an uphill battle for legal status in New York, which prohibits landlords and homeowners from renting out apartments for less than 30 days at a time.
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Further, well over a third of Airbnb's revenue is generated by hosts renting out two-or-more whole-home units —meaning people who own substantial property besides their primary residence.
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NGD had noticed that some tenants were renting out their apartments on Airbnb, creating tension between tenants and the building staff and leaving NGD vulnerable to legal and regulatory violations.
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Jess and Sharon Mogul, who own a four-story brownstone with six bedrooms on West 87th Street, began renting out their home about eight years ago for "Law & Order" episodes.
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Brad Troemel was switching between Airbnb-ing his apartment to pay for his studio, and renting out his studio to pay for his apartment, sleeping in one or the other.
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Since selling the house, we have mutually decided renting out a place isn't exactly up our alley — and, luckily, we've also worked our way to a much better financial position.
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One remarkable example: In western Japan, Yamaguchi Bank says it is renting out space at one of its branches for a wine bar that is slated to open next month.
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While she would not divulge the bookstore's finances, she said that she could make more money renting out the Strand's five floors, but she loves the family business too much.
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Steyn said she expects some customers will opt to buy more expensive models since they can offset the higher payments with the money they make from renting out their vehicles.
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Mr. Aris of Knight Frank says the biggest change in the Alps over the past decade has been a sharp rise in the number of owners renting out their properties.
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Those with the capacity to take on additional work can also bring in extra cash each month by renting out spare rooms, reselling items online or taking on freelance work.
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A Shift in Buyers As profit margins shrink for investors who have been renting out their units, there are opportunities for buyers who intend to actually live in the apartments.
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The conceit of friendly locals renting out spare rooms has been supplanted by a more mercenary model, in which centuries-old apartment buildings are hollowed out with ersatz hotel rooms.
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Five years ago, he and his partner started renting out a room in their apartment, partly to make some extra money but also as a way to meet new people.
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These companies make a killing by renting out data storage, computing power and other essential services to other businesses, essentially selling the picks and shovels of the digital gold rush.
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That's one reason the Sinisis are looking to make extra income by renting out space at pastoral Old Crow to vacationers who'd like a taste of New England farm life.
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He also began renting out his funky Los Angeles warehouse space for film shoots—a venture that's proven lucrative enough to leave him free to focus on his passion: customizing Porsches.
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Sure, renting out your pad on Airbnb is one option, but we're talking about the little things you can do to boost your income while having the time of your life.
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Silvana Clark, a 63-year-old entrepreneur, and her husband have been able to take a huge bite out of their expenses in retirement by renting out their home while traveling.
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Last year, it was reported that Manafort's daughter was being sued by a landlord after allegedly renting out Manhattan apartments in the same neighborhood illegally for more than $30,000 per month.
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"I was able to meet many different people I would have not met otherwise," said Mika, 22, who started renting out her apartment after she used a home-sharing service overseas.
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Once listed as one of the ten worst spammers in the world, Peter Levashov allegedly ran the Kelihos botnet under the alias "Severa," renting out access to spammers and other cybercriminals.
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BlackRock owns a second tower in the Asia Square development but first wants to complete renting out the building, which is currently close to 90 percent leased, before reviewing a sale.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Barcelona fined homesharing websites Airbnb and Homeaway 600,000 euros ($633,600) each for advertising and renting out apartments to tourists without a license, the Catalan regional government said on Thursday.
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Pet-sitting, renting out your home on Airbnb or even asking your wedding vendors if they need extra assistance at other weddings are easy ways to pick up cash, Bishop says.
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It lodged the complaint in 2014, saying its expansion into the fresh grocery sector was being hampered by lease arrangements that restrict malls from renting out space to rival food retailers.
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But vast numbers of apartments in many cities lie empty, either because the buyers have no intention of moving in or renting out, or because speculators built homes that nobody wants.
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Instead of moving up into a bigger home once the mortgage was paid off, they moved into another similarly sized house and paid that off while renting out their original place.
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Most of its deals have been outside of WeWork's core business of renting out work space, ranging from education tech to apps for construction workers, and have been for undisclosed amounts.
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I&aposve been renting out my home on Airbnb for four years and I love it, but there are a few things I wish I&aposd know before I got started.
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Some landlords do not want tenants renting out rooms because of increased wear and potential liability, and affordable housing activists worry the service diverts units out of the regular housing stock.
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Those renting out their units will be able to manage bookings through an app, and the accommodation would essentially be like a serviced apartment, with a host on site and mandatory cleaning.
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The company and its supporters also argue that the city's rules make it harder for New Yorkers making extra cash renting out their place while they're on vacation or out of town.
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One of the biggest logistical challenges for companies renting out electric bikes and scooters — including Uber's Jump business as well as competitors Bird and Lime — is how to keep the batteries charged.
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When The Verge checked in March, only $60,000 worth of renovations had been made, mostly to the ventilation system and to the floors the financial services firm Baird is now renting out.
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In a bid to help cover the currency costs, some banks are now renting out QFII free of charge to big clients, according to two people with knowledge of the banks' businesses.
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The homes may have features like modular floor plans and interchangeable roofs, allowing them to "evolve and even reconfigure to the occupants' changing needs" — including, of course, renting out rooms through Airbnb.
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The country appears to be pushing back against the usage of VPNs, launching a campaign to block companies from setting up or renting out such networks without official approval earlier this year.
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After riding around Los Angeles in his baby blue Lamborghini, the singer celebrated his birthday with friends on Thursday by renting out the indoor kart racing venue MB2 Raceway in Valencia, California.
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If all you need is fast and easy cash, there are plenty of good reasons for renting out a spare bedroom or driving for a ride-sharing business as a side gig.
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Gross may seem like an odd photographer to shoot 290K―she's best known for shooting Juggalos and Vans ads―but last year a punk promoter started renting out the Catch One space.
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Between the money they earn renting out their home in London and being smart about airline miles or buying cheap flights, they are close to breaking even compared with their previous life.
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In a statement, Airbnb affirmed that the vast majority of hosts on the platforms are hosts who play by Airbnb's rules, renting out entire units when they're not home as supplemental cash.
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When it comes to Clara, however, they try every tactic in the book—from planting termites to renting out neighboring apartments for sex parties—to convince and even force her to leave.
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Called Curtsy, the startup began when one University of Mississippi sorority sister realized she could earn a living by renting out her closet full of dresses to the rest of Greek row.
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WINKELMAN As of late, streaming platforms have sometimes gotten around the Oscars' pesky theatrical requirement by "four-walling" — or renting out temporary theater space — for any movies they deem worth betting on.
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Someone still has to manufacture and sell the cars that Uber, Lyft, and Zipcar are renting out, and there's no reason Ford, GM, and Toyota couldn't be the companies that do it.
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In past years when the U.S. Open was played at Shinnecock Hills, the tribe made as much as $100,000 renting out part of its adjacent land for parking or for hospitality tents.
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By now, you have probably heard the horror stories about Airbnb, the tech start-up that connects travelers with complete strangers who are making some extra cash by renting out their homes.
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Omni's engineering employees already have experience with digital tokens: After cryptocurrency company Ripple invested in the company, Omni later began allowing customers to earn its cryptocurrency, XRP, for renting out their possessions.
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With the Winter Olympics underway in South Korea, residents in the country's Gangwon province are set to earn more than $2 million from renting out their homes to visitors, according to Airbnb.
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As the legal battle drags on, the city has deployed teams of inspectors to suspect buildings, issuing violations and filing lawsuits against landlords who are thought to be renting out apartments illegally.
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Founders Joe Gebbia and Brian Chesky were having trouble making rent in San Francisco, so in 2120, they started renting out floor space in their living room and cooking breakfast for guests.
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Nadella's Microsoft has reduced focus on things like Windows for smartphones and doubled down on, among other things, selling Office subscriptions and renting out the Azure public cloud to meet businesses' computing needs.
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Even as we head into the supposedly slower-paced holiday season, stars are buying, selling, and in the case of one former Girls star, renting out properties in New York, California, and beyond.
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For all the controversy about people illegally renting out their apartments on Airbnb and making affordable housing harder to find for long-term renters, you might think most Airbnb hosts were making bank.
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A CBRE research study backed by the hotel industry reports that hosts renting out multiple entire-home units generated $1.8 billion in revenue in 2016, nearly a third of all revenue from Airbnb.
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Vanke, the country's No.2 developer by sales and one of the early comers to the rental market, plans to double the number of apartments it is renting out to 200,000 in 2018.
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The home-sharing platform told hosts in London on Thursday that they would now be subject to the city's 85033-day-a-year limit on renting out homes, reported The Wall Street Journal.
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In 2013, twin brothers Amiad and Koby were renting out their own apartments on Airbnb, and found themselves spending a lot of time doing the work needed to list and manage those properties.
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Willy Schlacks said the company recently launched a system called the ES Tracker, which gives users real-time data about the location and usage of their various machines or vehicles they're renting out.
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As of this month, Berliners renting out their full apartments on Airbnb can face a fine of up to €100,000 ($115,000), under a new law aimed at curbing a rise in housing prices.
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The group has been looking at lower-cost housing models, such as placing asylum seekers with host families and in convents, and renting out affordable rooms at places like the YMCA, Dolamore said.
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"It is an utter s---show," Paul said, explaining that he tries "to give back to the community" by renting out The Egyptian Theatre in Boise and hosting screenings of his major projects.
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The bulk of the firm's business is in renting out space in buildings and then sprucing it up and parceling out smaller chunks to freelancers, startups, and other businesses for shorter time frames.
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Weeks after Wong sifted through the charred remnants of that house, he learned that his other home in Ventura -- which he was renting out to members of the military -- burned down last week.
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Kaspersky researchers, working with a European ISP, discovered the trading forum xDedic essentially renting out space on more than 70,000 hacked servers in 173 countries, for as little as $6 and $8 apiece.
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Pushing the message that Airbnb is a boon for the middle class, Lehane shared that the average host locally makes A$4,700 via Airbnb per year, renting out their listing for 28 days.
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"A lot of landlords have spent money renovating the spaces they lease, so they don't want to stop renting out basements," said Guo Chengbao, a security guard who was once a basement landlord.
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In one of the latest cases, it's being sued by giant apartment management company Aimco, which claims that it's aiding tenants to break their leases by renting out their homes on the platform.
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Mr. Dezzutti believes he'll have little trouble renting out the 780 residential units planned for the high-rise at 3713 South Figueroa Street, where construction is set to commence in the second quarter.
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Today, Topf's business makes much of its income by renting out machines to touring productions, and it recently partnered with a businessman who has started an American version of Rock 'n' Roll Laundry.
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Proponents of short-term rentals say they breathe new life into the island by appealing to people who might otherwise not afford it, and allow homeowners some flexibility in renting out their properties.
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Here in New York, where the city cracked down on short term rentals more than a hundred years ago, renting out your home for less than 30 days is illegal as of October 2016.
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In 2013, twin brothers Amiad and Koby were renting out their own apartments on Airbnb, and found themselves spending a lot of time doing the work needed to list and manage those properties. 6.
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In New York, short-term rentals have been kept in check, at least to some extent, by a state law that prohibits apartment owners from renting out their units for less than 30 days.
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It rightly points out, for instance, that Airbnb hosts are most frequently just renting out a room a few nights a month for some extra income, which logically should improve affordability, not harm it.
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In December, it introduced a new rule to block hosts from renting out homes in the British capital for more than 90 days in a year, a move welcomed by the mayor of London.
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But, exceptionally for almost any country, the Netherlands had a surplus of unoccupied jail cells because of plunging crime rates, and had even been renting out cells to other countries, like Belgium and Norway.
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Many residents of Carbondale, a town of 26,000 people 70 miles (112 km) southeast of St. Louis, have been capitalizing on the celestial blackout, from renting out their homes to creating eclipse-themed merchandise.
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Carolina Panthers safety Roman Harper is saying mi casa es su casa to anyone who can afford it ... renting out his OWN HOME to watch Super Bowl 50 ... the game he'll be playing in.
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Bloomberg served wine, beer, and goat cheese puffs at a New York City rally in January, in addition to renting out a hotel ballroom and hiring a DJ for the occasion, The Times reported.
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Mr. Trump's campaign appears to be renting out its email list to other committees through Mr. Parscale's firm, a not-uncommon revenue-generating technique used by committees that have built files of active supporters.
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Taking on an extra job or renting out a room through Airbnb, or cutting back on extras like premium cable television packages, can help raise cash to help cover inevitable financial setbacks, she said.
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Instead, some cities have increased their opposition to the company as Airbnb hosts have violated local housing laws by illegally renting out their properties and turned quiet residential areas into loud, tourist-filled zones.
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That has squeezed the likes of Kr Space, which operated a WeWork-style model of signing long-term leases - often in pricey commercial districts - and renting out trendy shared spaces for short term usage.
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MP Wybren van Haga was dismissed by his party last month for failing to cut ties with his real estate company, which in 2018 was found to have breached rules on renting out properties.
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Despite the change in location, Mr. Wen continues to run a brisk business renting out rooms to retirees who pay about $350 a month in exchange for simple accommodation and three meals a day.
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Jules Wainstein's ex tried to pull a fast one by renting out an NYC apartment he had no business hawking because SHE owns it ... according to a new lawsuit, but he denies any wrongdoing.
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"If these were mom-and-pop operations, with people renting out a room here and there, we wouldn't all notice," said Jeff Donnelly, who has lived in Flamingo Park with his wife since 220.
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Almost like a cyclical return to times of industrial labor, your body is your most valuable asset in 2031, and your only chance of survival lies in recycling or renting out your own flesh.
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We are renting out the house we lived in before we bought our current place and thought it might make sense to buy another rental property with some of the money in our savings account.
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Renting out people to help other companies with tech projects is a messier and less scalable business than selling computing power on a distant cloud server, and leaving the customer to do the grunt work.
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The partnership comes nearly a year after West Elm began renting out furniture with Feather, a furniture rental service that includes other brands, like the online-only furniture company Joybird and the mattress company Casper.
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It said that an estimated $500 million in revenue had been collected by Airbnb hosts, whom the hotel group described as essentially professional landlords renting out rooms full time, a violation of many local laws.
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But it wasn't until he quit his accounting job four years ago that he really ramped up the operation, eventually renting out a 725-square-foot warehouse to store the boxes upon boxes of products.
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Graffiti artist Sebastien Errazuriz sought to raise some interesting questions with the work done with Cross Lab Studio, positing whether augmented reality experiences should be governed by similar rules to those renting out physical spaces.
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While you're house-sitting, consider renting out your apartment or house on Airbnb or, if you'll be out of your own house long-term, having a renter sign a six-month or year-long lease.
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Landlords in New York City were even caught renting out "micro rooms" — illegal sub-units with no windows, sprinklers, or fire-safety systems — with ceilings reported to be a mere 4.5 to 6 feet tall.
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There are many ways to glamp, from sleeping in a heated domed pod on the salt flats of Bolivia to renting out a luxurious tent with electricity and on an island in New York City.
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Then the Bagger swung by the Fox party; clearly the studio anticipated a big win for "The Revenant" (hey, the Bagger did, too) renting out the sprawling Hollywood Athletic Club, with barricades lining the sidewalks.
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Renting out our house seemed like a smart idea: It was in a popular neighborhood where rentals were in demand, and we would live close by to take care of any issues that came up.
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To find a parking garage just blocks away from his apartment, he used the mobile parking app, SpotHero, a peer-to-peer marketplace that matches car owners with neighbors renting out their private parking spots.
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Christine Datz-Romero, a founder of the center, hit upon the idea of renting out items that had been dropped off for recycling several years ago, when a stage-set operation was down the block.
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Horton and her husband lived in the condo for three months, but then they decided to move in with her grandparents down the street and started renting out the condo to bring in extra income.
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Love Is Blind clearly uses more of its budget for these dates compared to Bachelor in Paradise because they range from helicopter rides to renting out a picturesque treehouse in the middle of the woods.
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Mr Chesky founded the firm with his friends Joe Gebbia and Nate Blecharczyk, after he and Mr Gebbia, both unemployed designers, began renting out an airbed in their San Francisco apartment to make extra money.
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However, there are efforts statewide and locally to refine policies for creating and renting out accessory units, assisting both the people who have more house than they need and those looking for reasonably priced accommodations.
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Its subsidy has been slashed, and it has bled administrative and artistic executives in recent years, curtailing its offerings, renting out the Coliseum for longer stretches to gin up revenue, and threatening its high reputation.
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Knight Frank uses local partners to handle the renting out and managing of properties that have qualified for the rebate, with Cimalpes acting as a "one-stop shop" for clients in the Three Valleys area.
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While Alphabet subsidiary Google is dominant in web search and advertising, the company is still a small player in cloud computing, which involves renting out computing and storage resources to other companies, schools and governments.
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Sometimes referred to as the on-demand economy, freelancers use smartphones and other technology platforms to connect to available work and income streams such as driving passengers to destinations or renting out a room or house.
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Mongillo realized that renting out his used cars rather than having them sit on the lot until they sold would enable him to generate another revenue stream, and he bought his first Rent-A-Wreck franchise.
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The new ordinance — which required hosts to reveal the addresses of their rentals and whether they were renting out the entire home or part of it — would have given the city information to enforce the law.
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Holding onto that may not be entirely rational—Cruz could almost certainly make a killing by renting out the building—yet he opens a video game store utterly lacking in pretense, like LA used to be.
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The post came after Mendes and Cabello were spotted leaving Jack's Wife Freda bistro in New York City and celebrated his major milestone birthday by renting out a party venue near New York City's Brooklyn Bridge.
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After years of renting out the building to artists, letting them spray paint the building's walls, Wolkoff moved to tear down what had become the country's "largest collection of exterior aerosol art" to build luxury condos.
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As Bloomberg reported earlier this year, a hotel industry-funded group named Share Better is running sting operations to report hosts to authorities on the suspicion they are illegally running hotels, not renting out their residences.
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They would play at The Marble Bar, a "sleazy little club" in the basement of Congress Hotel, The Parrot Club on Maryland Avenue, occasionally renting out the Polish National Alliance in Fells Point on the riverfront.
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If you want to stop renting out your property for a specific period of time, such as when you'll use it yourself for a vacation or can't manage the property, you should use the snooze option.
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You, of course, are free to delete those accounts if you choose, and if you stop checking Facebook, Zuckerberg and the Facebook shareholders will stop making money by renting out your attention to their true customers.
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Condis, who graduated university in 703, the year Castro announced most of the reforms, now makes a decent living in the capital, Havana, working for a restaurant in Cuba's fledgling private sector, and renting out a flat.
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While Airbnb may have started off the wave of renting out a room in your house periodically to travelers for some extra income, that industry has blown up to include a lot of other competitors like VRBO.
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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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It's nearly one year to the day that Rentomojo raised $5 million, and since then the three-year-old company has expanded its focus from renting out home appliances and furniture into motorbikes, a potentially lucrative segment.
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From celebrating Stormi's first Easter to date nights in Scott's hometown of Houston and renting out Six Flags for his 26th birthday party, the new parents have been spending quality time as a couple and a family.
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Mast will even provide phones if necessary, although Messenger said that when the company is reselling mobile network access or renting out devices, it's doing so at-cost: "Our business model is all about the software license."
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My 2017 and 2018 tax situations were more complicated, as I moved between states and started renting out my old condo, so I hired a great accountant who doesn't lobby the federal government to make taxes worse.
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For goofs, Turo is now renting out the car of Erlich Bachman, the pseudo-successful entrepreneur character whose one claim to fame prior to the events of the show is a decent exit for his startup Aviato.
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The AWS giant is already renting out some very expensive cloud GPUs but they haven't made any indication of a foray into a gaming-focused subscription, though it may not be long if this market finds legs.
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The new data suggests a lot of activity on Airbnb centers around homes and properties that are owned by professional or commercial landlords, rather than individuals or families renting out their primary homes for short-term rentals.
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One example would be farmers renting out marginal land to energy companies for wind turbines: the farmer stays in the business of agriculture but also boosts income by finding a new use for some of his acres.
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As it did last week in Cleveland, the company is renting out restaurants and event spaces to host meetings and panel discussions on the platform's role in the election, with topics like #BlackTwitter and women in politics.
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A landlord who owned a condo at 165 Henry St. in Manhattan's Lower East Side is facing up to $144,750 in fines for illegally renting out nine micro-apartments, the New York City Department of Buildings said.
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Hotel: 'No intention' of renting out hotel room But earlier Friday, MGM Resorts International said in a statement sent to CNN it has no plans to rent out the suite from which Paddock conducted the mass shooting.
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Focused on mortgage and business finance, Paragon said 71 percent of applications in its core buy-to-let business were from professionals as of the end of September, rather than people renting out one or two properties.
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In Tijuana, landlords are scamming migrants by renting out rooms to them only to throw their belongings out onto the street when they go to the U.S. for their hearings, according to the San Diego Union Tribune.
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The vast bulk of his money so far has gone not into renting out arenas for campaign rallies or chartering planes to crisscross the country but into advertising: more than $200 million in less than two months.
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The lobbyist couple whose condo EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt leased for $50 a night paid a $2,034 fine Friday for wrongly renting out the property, a spokesman for the D.C. Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs said.
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WeWork scrapped its IPO in September after it failed to excite investors who raised concerns about its burgeoning losses and a business model that involves taking long-term leases and renting out spaces for a short term.
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Communist-run Cuba last week said it was suspending issuing licenses for popular activities like renting out rooms in homes while it took new measures to "perfect" the functioning of the nascent private sector and curb wrongdoing.
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Originally from Belarus and Italy, the couple met in New York before where they ended up in an apartment in the hipster haven of Williamsburg, which they could only afford by renting out two of the rooms.
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But Rebecca reassured Jack that they were not Miguel and Shelly, and Jack sparked with an idea to turn up their pilot light by renting out their first apartment, string up some lights, and re-read their vows.
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The company plans to launch its own streaming service in 2019, a calculated gamble that it can generate more profit in the long run from its own subscription service rather than renting out movies to services like Netflix.
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As part of city law, San Francisco requires property owners renting out units for less than 30 days to register with the city's office of short-term rentals, as well as be a permanent resident of that unit.
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The two men face four charges under the city-state's Planning Act for renting out four units in a condominium for less than six months without permission from Singapore's Urban Redevelopment Authority, according to court documents last month.
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Horwood says it wasn't easy breaking into the Silicon Valley scene several years ago, where he first moved to work at Storefront, a company that likens itself to an Airbnb of retail, renting out short-term commercial space.
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These guys were living a Silicon Valley cliché in the early days, giving birth to their idea in a dorm room, then quitting school and renting out a converted garage that acted as their office and living space.
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Houston area residents renting out their homes are predicted to earn $93 million, putting up about 29,2000 football fans from 22.7 cities around the world, including 700 cities from all 50 states, according to data released by Airbnb.
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He's optimistic that there are multiple ways to make money, whether it's selling the sensor kits to companies like Caterpillar and John Deere for their machines, selling to contractors for retrofits or renting out the technology for projects.
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MILAN, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Spanish telecoms masts group Cellnex has approached Iliad about renting out infrastructure to the French company when it becomes the fourth mobile network operator in Italy, Cellnex Chief Executive Tobias Martinez said on Tuesday.
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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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Mr. Griffin, who earned a living renting out mobile homes on his land until the storm wrecked them all, first noticed a spray of silvery dots in the wet sand that clung to his bare toes on Tuesday.
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In 2017, a court in Anhui Province said a hospital had violated local regulations by renting out several specialist departments in andrology and dermatology, among others, to a man from Putian, who was eventually forced to shut down.
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WeWork's main business is renting out attractively designed office space, but it once projected that WeLive would become integral to the company's future, potentially driving billions of dollars in annual revenue as it extended into America's largest cities.
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He undertook a five-year restoration project that was completed in 2004, at which time the Penfields, who live in another midcentury modern house nearby, began renting out the three-bedroom house for $275 to $300 a night.
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The IRS says the gig, or sharing, economy includes any "activity where people earn income providing on-demand work, services or goods," such as ride-sharing and delivery services, renting out property, running errands, and selling products online.
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If you have extra space in your home or on your property, you can get a taste of the landlord lifestyle by renting out a room — or your entire house — using a platform such as Airbnb or VRBO.
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In addition to keeping our costs below average, we also brought in over $8,000 in income to offset our trip and living expenses by freelancing on the side and renting out our apartment — helping us break even overall.
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Yohai pleaded guilty to a array of brazen frauds, including renting out luxury homes without the permission of their owners, selling nonexistent backstage passes for the Coachella music festival, and pawning band equipment that belonged to someone else.
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Perry and Bloom recently celebrated Super Bowl Sunday together by renting out a Color Me Mine studio — yes, that's the place where you can paint ceramic goods — and getting crafty while the Patriots defeated the Rams (albeit super slowly).
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While sitting around the fireplace at a cozy rented home in snowy Park City, Utah, Lidofsky tells Refinery29 that the Airbnb storylines were also informed by the surprising connections she experienced in renting out her apartment in New York.
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Project Management Professional 6th Edition Training: Lifetime Access See Details With more than 2 million people staying in an Airbnb on any given night, it wouldn't hurt to at least explore the idea of renting out your spare room.
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It pulled out all the stops for the big reveal of the prototype, debuting the truck on top of the Hoover Dam in the middle of the night and renting out Las Vegas Motor Speedway to offer test rides.
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The post came after Mendes and Cabello were spotted leaving Jack's Wife Freda bistro in New York City on Thursday, and after he celebrated his major milestone birthday by renting out a hotel near New York City's Brooklyn Bridge.
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Any service renting out bikes that don't have bike stations — also known as "dockless" bikes — must make sure their vehicles have "lock-to" technology, which allows users to lock the bikes to a physical object, like a bike rack.
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The real money is if you live in tourist areas, but I've known plenty who have purchased homes in emerging neighborhoods when purchasing homes were cheap and now making a ton of cash renting out these homes or apartments.
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If you reside in an area where there are a lot of commuters, or in close proximity to a venue that's hosting a popular event, then consider renting out your parking space or driveway on JustPark or Craigslist. 11.
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A MINUS -- Heartsrevolution: Ride or Die (Owsla) The band is riot grrrl Lo Safai and her muso boyfriend Ben Pollock, who make or made their living renting out her crystal-covered ice cream truck to rich kids' birthday parties.
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A Harvard study found that renters with names perceived to be black were less likely to get a booking on the site, and that black hosts earned less on the platform for renting out their homes than white hosts.
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So from New York City to Los Angeles, Houston to Honolulu, these industry leaders and others have spent many thousands of dollars renting out dozens of theaters for special screenings of the movie before and during its opening week.
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TEHRAN — At 25 percent, the interest rate paid on a savings account at the Caspian Finance and Credit Institution in Tehran was a better return than Mehrdad Asgari could earn investing in his own business renting out construction equipment.
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One of the perks of renting out this room is that you'll have complete access to the entirety of the house (something other renters in the house don't have), which almost makes sleeping in a haunted children's bedroom worth it.
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According to ProPublica, Trump's company reported to New York City tax officials that it made about $21.5,22017 in 215 renting out space in the Trump International Hotel and Tower -- which Trump owns only a portion of -- to two commercial tenants.
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Renting out an extra room to tourists through Airbnb is like dipping your toes into the scary waters of the sharing economy; buying a home that's specifically designed to be split up and commodified is more akin to diving in headfirst.
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It seems that after some low-key family festivities and renting out a movie theater to see Halle Berry's new film Kidnap with her boyfriend Travis Scott and a few friends, the rapper also gifted her with some pretty spectacular diamonds.
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According to Business Insider, it has worked with Uber in the past to help deep-pocketed Coachella attendees fly to and from the Van Nuys Airport to Palm Springs, renting out six-seat helicopters for more than $4,000 a pop.
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The experience illustrates the country's hesitant approach to the sharing economy, in which people rent goods and services from one another through internet platforms (a broader definition includes companies renting out goods they own, such as bikes, for a short time).
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Filipino businessman JP Gaspar, who is renting out his family's four-bedroom home to Chinese nationals for 100,000 pesos a month, said he is aware the country's embrace of China may not last longer than Duterte's six-year term in office.
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On the democratic damage front, Lynn pointed to how news media is being hobbled by an adtech duopoly now sucking hundreds of billion of ad dollars out of the market annually — by renting out what he dubbed their "manipulation machines".
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Thompson's widow Anita is renting out his lodge on the Owl Farm compound, just outside Aspen, where the writer holed himself up to frantically attack his typewriter, chug Wild Turkey, and chain-smoke cigarettes up until his death in 2005.
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Jacquees pulled out all the stops Monday night for his bday bash ... renting out a private room on the first floor of Mastro's in Bev Hills and hosting dozens of his closest friends for a banquet fit for a king.
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In the on-demand economy (sometimes referred to as the gig economy), freelancers use smartphones and other technology platforms to connect to available work and income streams such as driving passengers to destinations or renting out a room or house.
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Airbnb may have been founded on the premise of renting out spare sofa or bed space as a cheap alternative to hotels, but the company has moved upmarket in a big way, and is about to take that up another notch.
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The study also found nearly one-third of Airbnb's $1.3 billion in revenues over a year, or $378 million, came from full-time operators renting out their units for 360 days per year in 12 of the nation's largest metro areas.
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The bill prohibits online apartment listings that last under 30 days and run up against the city's multiple dwelling law, which is designed to stop apartment buyers from renting out the entire space and basically turning their units into Airbnb hotels.
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The villagers say they were not consulted about plans to turn their land into grazing grounds and believe it was a ploy by officials who planned to profit from renting out 21 acres to a Chinese company for a banana plantation.
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Airbnb hosts in New York City could generate a half billion dollars each year by renting out their homes to tourists, according to a new analysis, but that money will likely disappear under the state's new penalties targeting short-term rentals.
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Yohai pleaded guilty to various fraud schemes, including renting out luxury homes without the permission of their owners, selling non-existent backstage passes for the Coachella music festival and pawning band equipment that belonged to someone else, the AP noted.
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There are also mixed cases, such as Trump giving Foundation money to the Palm Beach Police Foundation, which then in turn spent large sums of money on renting out the Trump-owned Mar-a-Lago resort for its annual gala.
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Under co-founder Adam Neumann, who was ousted as CEO in September, WeWork sucked up space by signing long-term leases and then renting out offices to early stage start-ups as well as large enterprises, which typically pay monthly memberships.
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Whereas previously, property owners were largely limited to renting out their property on a long-term basis, Airbnb gives them more options to generate revenue from their property, by reducing the logistical costs of offering their properties as short-term rentals.
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They rented a one-bedroom apartment on the same street as their condo building — "two buildings away, so it was easy for us to manage," he says — and they lived in that apartment while renting out the two condos full-time.
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"If you're self-employed, you need to treat your business like a business and have good records for everything that's going on on that Schedule C." Income and expenses associated with renting out property can sometimes be red flags, Krochman notes.
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RIO PRETO, Brazil (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Brazilian farmer Ivan Engler shakes his head at the thought of renting out his land, where he grows sweet potato and passion fruit, despite overtures from a big agricultural company keen to expand its territory.
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He also outlined how WeWork would expand from simply renting out office space to playing a more active role in construction and design and said the firm's revenue growth would come from cross-selling services to its shared-office customers.
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In that time, we've faced a lot of financial unknowns: We bought a second house and started renting out our first home, and my husband unexpectedly lost his job and opted to stay home for a year with our second child.
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New York restricts landlords from renting out units for less than 30 days unless the host is also present, a policy meant to protect long-term tenants and housing market prices by keeping more housing options available to actual city residents.
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Renting out your home can be an effective way to make some extra money — but if you're not aware of the risks and potential costs involved with being a landlord, your efforts to bulk up your bank account might be counterproductive.
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In the months after Mr. Trump's election, another company owned by Mr. Parscale began quietly renting out the list to a few campaigns, though people who work with the Trump campaign said that he did little to solicit such rentals.
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This was a prohibitive amount, Mr. Pires said, especially because he had sunk more than $20,000 of his own money into the museum, which relied on meager donations and whatever Mr. Pires earned repairing and renting out surfboards, and giving lessons.
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It's probably not especially helpful for struggling, financially strapped young filmmakers at the start of their careers to be told to buy a house as soon as possible and pay off the mortgage by renting out bedrooms to creative pals.
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To keep their daughter enrolled at her private university, Frank (Baldwin) and Nancy (Hayek) scramble to make some extra money through a network of half-baked neighborhood schemes, like renting out their wealthy neighbor's mansion while he's out of the country.
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The reason why real-estate and business experts are skeptical that WeWork can push toward profitability while at the same time opening hundreds of new locations is because of the costs involved in leasing, opening, and renting out new spaces.
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A cottage industry has popped up in which the cave dwellers earn extra money by renting out rooms in their homes, which over time have clustered within Zhong cave, a limestone cavern big enough to hold four American football fields.
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WeWork's new co-CEOs Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham, who replaced ousted founder and chief executive Adam Neumann last week, have talked about the need to return to WeWork's core business of renting out trendy office space to freelancers and enterprises.
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Those of more modest means can proffer smaller tokens of affection, perhaps booking a weekend getaway at a Trump hotel, while really big spenders should consider, say, renting out several floors and a ballroom for their New Year's Eve bash.
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But she has been spending most of her time lately on the West Coast, where she has homes in Los Angeles and Northern California, and so she has been renting out the unit since May 2015, for $50,000 a month furnished.
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With 100 courts, a dormitory, a strength and conditioning center, a cafe and ample parking, the complex in the Lake Nona community dwarfs most other tennis academies, including Evert's, which had been renting out space to the U.S.T.A. for years.
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The teenager, Max Werenka, was out on a boat ride in August on Griffin Lake near Revelstoke, British Columbia -- where his family runs a business renting out cabins -- when he spotted a vehicle underwater, his mother Nancy Werenka told CNN.
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Depending on whom you ask, Airbnb is either a platform where regular folks can make a little extra cash by renting out spare rooms or a hotbed of illegal activity that lets unscrupulous landlords convert regular apartment buildings into unregulated hotels.
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BEIRUT/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad met senior officials from his strongest ally Russia in Damascus on Friday and Saturday to discuss upcoming peace talks, renting out Tartus port and trade between the two countries, state media in Syria reported.
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With a combined net worth of $268 million, you'd think the Biebers would have extravagant date nights, like renting out an amusement park, watching fireworks from the top of the Empire State Building, or at least eating at a Michelin-starred restaurant.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Uncle Sam is waiting for his cut from American taxpayers, including those who participate in the so-called sharing economy - doing side gigs like renting out their apartments, driving for Uber or running random errands for strangers on TaskRabbit.com.
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A record number of federal workers filed for unemployment benefits this month — 36,000 — and there were widespread reports of furloughed workers forced to resort to odd jobs and even renting out their homes to make up for the pay they were missing.
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While renting out a room on Airbnb or your vehicle and time on Uber/Lyft get most of the attention, you can rent pretty much anything you own like a garage, parking space, and even household items like furniture or yard equipment.
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Renting out the former Club Nokia (now rebranded as the Novo by Microsoft, thanks Mr. Elop!) in the LA Live complex, EA has set up big exhibition areas for its upcoming titles like Battlefield 1, Titanfall 2, and Madden, FIFA, and NHL 17.
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When a design conference came to town in October 2007 and caused all the hotels to sell out, Gebbia pitched Chesky the idea of renting out their space to those who couldn't find a place to stay — a "designers bed and breakfast."
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That includes a year with Vertigo, two months with the new Carriage House, some walking tours I do with my dog through Airbnb Experiences, and renting out our main house — all three floors — for the Kentucky Derby (that alone brings in almost $10,000).
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UPDATE: #Detroit's Buildings, Safety Engineering & Environmental Department (BSEED) "will not be ticketing homeowners for renting out rooms in their own residence, whether through Airbnb or otherwise" pending a review of zoning code ban on some Airbnb rentals by city law dept. pic.twitter.
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Though it's assumed that if Airbnb is formally legalized in New York that renting out a single whole unit will be permissible, the law currently on the books says that it's illegal do that for less than 30 days at a time.
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Instead, all the college women looking for and renting out dresses are within a mile radius of each other so they can easily pop over to see the outfits available in person and take them home if they find something that works.
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Nearly a quarter of American adults made money last year using digital platforms to take on a job or a task, selling something online or renting out their properties using a home-sharing site like Airbnb, according to the Pew Research Center.
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The government's numbers, by design, do not include people who do gig or freelance work in addition to traditional jobs, and they may not fully capture income-generating activities that people might not consider "work," like renting out a home on Airbnb.
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Some are even squeezing small amounts of money from such things as renting out their dorm rooms in the summers on Airbnb, catering weddings and licensing their logos for products including (in the case of 48 universities and colleges) caskets and urns.
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But there are ways to structure co-working leases that differ from WeWork's model of taking control of large buildings, branding them WeWork and renting out everything from individual desks all the way up to spaces for hundreds or thousands of employees.
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"The home pays for itself over the year with some profit on top that we reinvest (we're right in the middle of installing a cedar soak tub outside)," Bela told Insider, thanks to the income they get from renting out the house.
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The roommate and his girlfriend, with whom Mr. Armlovich had shared a previous apartment, were the only ones named on the lease, and Mr. Armlovich later found out that the couple were making a profit renting out the other rooms, including his.
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Paul Stafford, co-founder of DesignStudio, the agency that led the rebranding effort, said that Airbnb envisioned people renting out their homes and putting their own spin on the Bélo — on everything from magazines to bathrobes and shampoo bottles, like a hotel.
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You still need a physical address in Estonia to start your company, but Kotka thinks that'll change soon, too—and there are already services renting out "virtual office space" for entrepreneurs who want to claim a square foot of Estonian land to run their business.
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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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We justify the higher mortgage by renting out the backyard cottage that came with the house on Airbnb.)My Husband's Car Payment: $622My Husband's Student Loans: $1,350 (I had a full scholarship to law school.)Utilities: $282Internet: $81 Health Insurance: $390 for my husband.
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The 37-year-old says he and Kylee have a tight bond, and he tried to make sure he brought a smile to her any way he could while she was hospitalized — including renting out an entire theater so she could watch Boo 2!
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Similar to how ride-sharing services like Getaround and Maven have resulted in small businesses and private homes renting out their vacant parking spaces, we can imagine a world in which office buildings, parking lot structures and even private homes serving as UberAir landing pads.
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Scally pointed out that not only could landlords stop renting out units, they can also still hike up the rent significantly under the Oregon legislation, which was tempered by private real-estate lobbyists, and, again, isn't truly "universal"—it doesn't affect every rental unit.
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But since 2008, home-sharing platforms like Airbnb have created an enormous incentive to rent out homes, and, according to Alemán, families in once-quiet residential-zoned neighborhoods have recently been confronted with severe noise problems by homeowners flouting regulation and renting out their properties.
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Firstly, on the surface is my memory of playing computer games with mates, going to the video shop and renting out the latest titles that nobody could afford to buy, staying up late and laughing as we defeated the next boss and ate crisps.
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In Berlin, Airbnb is fighting a city demand that it turn over information to help enforce a new law imposing fines of up $110,000 on people renting out more than 50 percent of their homes for less than two months - among the strictest regulations worldwide.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is trying to determine how many other firms are selling homes nationally with a contract for deed already in place or are renting out homes with an option to buy, said the people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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And in Germany, Berlin city officials have used a change to housing law to effectively block anyone from renting out an entire apartment to tourists on Airbnb without a permit — also stating it intends to further reform housing law to protect local housing stock.
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Opening your home to guests can mean almost always being on, as Elle La Forge, 65, found out when she began renting out the ground floor of her townhouse in the St. George neighborhood of Staten Island, a short walk to the ferry to Manhattan.
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Your Money Adviser RENTING out your house or apartment, or even a room in your home, may seem an easy way to make some money or help pay for your own summer vacation, now that online rental hubs make it simple to market your property.
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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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If you're cynical like me, you might wonder what kind of an amenity it is to do what you damn well please with the apartment you're renting out, but in many cases short-term rentals would be a lease or HOA violation, so ¯_(ツ)_/¯.
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After a break-up, Isobel begins renting out her house on an Airbnb-like site and meets a handful of strange and wonderful people (and familiar faces: Jemima Kirke, Jemaine Clement, Shiri Appleby), each who help Isobel navigate her personal life both directly and indirectly.
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The bill aims to prevent landlords and tenants from illegally renting out apartments for a few days at a time to tourists, a phenomenon that the city says has aggravated the housing crisis by making short-term rentals more profitable than long-term leases.
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Sources close to Kylie and Travis tell TMZ ... they are getting back to their co-parenting ways to throw a joint party for Stormi's 2nd, renting out a studio space for friends and family and running up the tab to a cool six figures.
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The ruling thus makes it harder for those renting out property to exceed the 120 days a year legal rental limit for a main residence, and makes it easier for authorities to track which properties are rented out, and also to collect local taxes.
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The scrapping of the IPO marks the conclusion of a tumultuous few weeks for the firm, which failed to excite investors who raised concerns about its burgeoning losses and a business model that involves taking long-term leases and renting out short-term space.
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She paid the rent for the Norfolk apartment that she and her children lived in by renting out a townhouse that she and her deceased husband had bought in Virginia Beach; after paying property tax, insurance and maintenance on the townhouse, she just broke even.
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Fahrenthold reports, for example: There are also mixed cases, such as Trump giving Foundation money to the Palm Beach Police Foundation, which then in turn spent large sums of money on renting out the Trump-owned Mar-a-Lago resort for its annual gala.
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The Trump administration's proposal would vastly expand the role of private corporations in running the ISS: It's the difference, roughly, between putting a middleman in charge of renting out a block of hotel rooms and putting a company in charge of the whole hotel.
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Instead, he and one of his co-founders, Joe Gebbia, had studied design at Rhode Island School of Design before teaming up with a software engineer, Nathan Blecharczyk, to launch what was then called AirBed and Breakfast, with the aim of renting out air mattresses in apartments.
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After being accused of tweaking data to make it seem like a larger percentage of its New York City hosts were innocently renting out their personal homes, Airbnb admitted yesterday that it did indeed remove "roughly 1,500" listings from its site before making the information public.
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Rybolovlev's name has also been in the news for complaints he filed against another one of the Panamanian firm's clients: Yves Bouvier, a Swiss art dealer known for using and renting out space in many freeports — storage facilities where valuable objects stay untaxed — around the world.
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That latter worst-case scenario is what vacation rental company HomeAway chose to focus on in its new ad campaign, which mocks the sharing economy with a series of uncomfortable moments and unsavory hosts that you might encounter when renting out a room in a stranger's house.
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Since it launched in 22013, Airbnb has grown to list more than 20183 million rentals around the world by offering home-owners the opportunity to make some extra cash by renting out an extra room, or even their whole home (in areas where that's legal, at least).
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Home owner or renter wrings out some extra income by renting out all or part of their home, except that unlike with Airbnb, where the minimum stay is at least one night, with Globe, a host rents out his or her space for smaller increments of time.
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Warren, Schatz and Feinstein sent their letter last week, asking FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez to probe the number of people on home-sharing platforms who are using them to run commercial businesses — renting out a portfolio of properties, rather than simply a few rooms or homes.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Renowned Studio Infrastructure Provider: Pinewood Group receives: (i) income from renting out its studios, on-campus offices, accommodation and workshops; and (ii) after some pass-through costs, net income from its production-related ancillary services used by teams who occupy the main studios.
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Today the city announced another lawsuit for $20.7 million, alleging that a larger network of five or more property owners under the Metropolitan Property Group, a real estate firm, were illegally renting out 130 apartments through Airbnb, according to information sent to Motherboard by the OSE.
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They are willing to make a wide array of course corrections, trade-offs and adjustments — from continuing some form of work, to downsizing or relocating their home, to renting out a spare bedroom or living with a roommate — which offer the chance to create more financial security.
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Monday's decision to scrap the IPO marked the conclusion of a tumultuous few weeks for WeWork, which failed to excite investors who raised concerns about its ballooning losses and a business model that involves taking long-term leases and renting out spaces for a short term.
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An individual apartment dweller might flourish for a while by renting out his spare room on Airbnb, but if his landlord decided that it would be more profitable to turn the entire building into tourist accommodations, he would find himself kicked out when his lease was up.
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In the college equivalent of a side hustle, the university started renting out empty dorm rooms earlier this summer to make some extra cash, and an official at the school has confirmed to CNBC that rooms are still available for August 21 at no extra charge.
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Other examples of self-dealing abound: There are also mixed cases, such as Trump giving Foundation money to the Palm Beach Police Foundation, which then in turn spent large sums of money on renting out the Trump-owned Mar-a-Lago resort for its annual gala.
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Also, existing carshare provider Turo has been angling its platform as a lease or purchase incentive for new car buyers – renting out vehicles on its platform can defray the cost of ownership, after all, and its been talking to automakers about incorporating that cost deferment at time of purchase.
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"There is no private sector here, and so educated youth and many other Kashmiris are depending on the Yatra," said Firoz Ahmed Wani, a history graduate and part-time tutor renting out two tents to pilgrims paying 200 rupees ($2.90) a night, at a camp along the route.
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Ian Collins, a consultant who traveled to the western North Korean city of Pyongsong in November through Choson Exchange, said one of the 80 participants in his workshop told him that some women had started a business renting out their bedrooms on an hourly basis to amorous young couples.
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After some back and forth about whether she should let her father pay for it or stick to her idea of having a small wedding by renting out some dinky venue, Rogelio surprises everyone by building a replica of the Villanueva house — Jane's original venue — for the wedding.
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And in the same way that Airbnb talks about, "This is just regular people occasionally renting out the home in which they live," depending on which city you look in, somewhere between 40 percent and 70 percent of its business is people having multiple listings on the site.
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WeWork has seen a meteoric rise from renting out office space to budget-conscious entrepreneurs in New York to becoming the fastest growing coworking firm in the world — and is reportedly in talks to raise a new round of funding of as much as $20 billion from investors.
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In a second phase, which does not yet have a timeline attached to it, the following capacity data will also be published: Number of hosts (number of hosts renting out one or more listings); number of listings; and number of bed places (best possible approximation based on e.g.
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Ian Collins, a consultant who traveled to the western North Korean city of Pyongsong in November through Choson Exchange, said one of the 80 participants in his workshop had told him that some women started a business renting out their bedrooms on an hourly basis to amorous young couples.
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A National Park Service (NPS) senior official requested the Department of Interior (DOI) make $32,85033 worth of design and construction upgrades to an agency-owned housing unit in an attempt to profit from renting out the space as if it were his personal residence, according to an internal report.
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Although it receives about 150,000 pounds, or nearly $200,000, a year in government funding, Mr. Miller said that the Yard made more money from running its own parties and renting out the bar space for events than it did from the theater, where ticket prices never go above £20.
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Geraldine was no longer his superior, barely in his industry at this point, but he still viewed her with enough respect not to constantly make her feel like a loser for being on the verge of 37 and renting out the second bedroom of an apartment that wasn't even her own.
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On Friday, the Justice Department responded to a lawsuit filed by the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) with a lengthy brief arguing that Trump's business can legally receive money from other governments for things like foreign officials staying at Trump hotels or renting out space in Trump properties.
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But he's so appreciative of the invite and Kelzenberg's earnest display of fandom that he comes up with a consolation offer: "Uncle DJ" is renting out a theater for her, her family, and all of her friends — with free popcorn and candy, of course — for a private screening of Rampage.
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Turning his back on frontline politics at the end of last year, the 49-year-old and his young family live in the provincial town of Dusheti, 60 kilometers (37 miles) north-west of the capital Tbilisi, where he has started renting out a cottage near his own house to supplement his income.
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Chesky has been more sensitive to public concerns, but the complex issues raised by Airbnb are as challenging, especially in places where the service is dominated not by easygoing millennials renting out a spare bedroom but instead by developers who buy up multiple houses and apartments to convert into short-term rentals.
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KIM KARDASHIAN & KANYE WEST In a now-iconic moment captured forever for posterity by the Keeping Up with the Kardashians cameras (watch it here!), Kanye West popped the question to Kim Kardashian by renting out San Francisco's AT&T Park on the reality star's 34th birthday in front of her family and close friends.
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Whether he was truly drawn back to the West Coast by the mythology of a long dead horticulturalist, in California, Banhart has found the space that eluded him on the eastern seaboard, moving into a bigger house than he had in New York and renting out a small downtown studio in which to paint.
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As well as sticking around and putting in so much sweat equity, Scott has also put in some of his own money to get v1003 launched, and has been able to keep afloat personally with help from some other businesses he runs, including renting out a property in London — having moved his family to Barcelona.
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However, she left Time after just one year, set out on finding herself a new challenge, and spent the next several months couch surfing and renting out her apartment on Airbnb to save money — and it was during this period of career ambivalence when the concept for Museum of Ice Cream came to her.
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According to the Post, current and former officials—albeit ones talking anonymously—say that renting out a jet for his exclusive use would have cost about $100,000 a month:The officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations, said the agency ultimately did not move forward with the plan because it would have been prohibitively expensive.
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Instead of just renting out a room in an Airbnb or paying for a hotel room in a boutique hotel, or some co-working space, Selina aims to be a more streamlined way to get that mixture of a community experience, a boutique hotel feel, and the ease of getting a consistent experience across multiple different properties.
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Airbnb has already fought contentious legal battles with regulators in cities like New York City and Washington, DC. In October, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a bill into law that prevents New Yorkers from renting out their vacant apartments for 30 days or less following concerns that Airbnb was driving up the price of rentals.
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And while the specific needs of each guest vary, everyone wants fast wifi and lush bath towels, said former Airbnb host and blogger Symon He. If you're renting out a high-end place, consider splurging for "premium additions," as Huzefa Kapadia, a former Airbnb superhost and the author of Get Paid For Your Pad, calls them.
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On Wednesday, the operator of the limousine company, Nauman Hussain, was arrested by the State Police and charged with criminally negligent homicide as a result of renting out a vehicle — a hulking 2001 Ford Excursion — even though it had repeatedly failed inspections, including of its brakes, and had been deemed not road worthy by state officials.
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With most companies estimating that autonomous cars will be on the market by around 2020, the idea of renting out fleets of autonomous vehicles to retail and service businesses may still seem like a long way off; however, by looking at the effect that major innovations disruptors have had on other industries, it's easy to see how quickly things can change.
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As Cohn bought more and more of the company's stock, multiple expletive-laced arguments broke out between Karmanos and his chosen successor, Bob Paul, over whether to cut costs, including his own retirement parties that would have cost $1.5 million and involved renting out the Detroit City Airport, according to a lawsuit later lodged by Karmanos against his fellow board members.
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" When asked whether she thought it was bad that some men had begun renting out their copies of the Handbook for pornographic reasons, she said, "If you mean that there are some men who have been starved in our anti-sex society, and are using my book to incite a few sexual sensations, I think that is sad rather than bad.
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The logic of getting rid of these things is pretty good: Offering basically the same service through high-speed WiFi is simply going to be cheaper, you're cutting down on the amount of weight on the plane (which saves on fuel costs), and for people who don't have smartphones, you can make a little money simply by renting out a few tablets.
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Clear Channel Outdoor would sell the assets to pay off some of the $20.6 billion in debt held by its parent company, iHeartMedia, which was taken private in 2008 by buyout firms Bain Capital LLC and Thomas H. Lee Partners for $19 billion, Clear Channel Outdoor generates revenue from renting out space on its digital and static billboards at highways, on buildings and other outdoor spaces.
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At the entrance to the show, "Infomercial" (217), a 173-minute video, uses colorful motion graphics and voiceover (first in English, then Spanish) to contextualize the Paquete's history: although its economy was formalized in 217, an informal circulation of media has been around since the early 218s, a decade after the Cuban Revolution, when people began renting out paperback books and novels left behind by foreign travelers.
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As might be expected, the health care executives are not really involved in creative decisions, and Joe's Pub is hosting the show on its regular calendar (rather than renting out the space), which speaks to the power and importance of the piece itself: "Part of the reason for bringing it downtown is really just making it clear that this is everybody's issue," Hall adds.
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The rapper pulled the ultimate parenting move this weekend for his 7-year-old, Sire, by renting out an entire store in New Jersey -- only one of two locations open at the moment -- and closing it off to the public while his boy went around and picked out anything that caught his eye and letting him take it all home as his gift(s) for the holiday.
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Figge says that his company's focus on working with people who own or manage properties that were designed for renting out, and its focus on the longer the timeframe — the minimum is around one month, with the average stay more like four months, he said — has helped it play nice with official bodies as well as stay out of direct competition with the much larger Airbnb and other big platforms that have been hotly competing with it.
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Airbnb is giving 2 people the chance to sleep in Juliet&aposs Verona house on Valentine&aposs Day and live out a less dark version of &aposRomeo and Juliet&apos5 things I wish I&aposd known before renting out my home on AirbnbAirbnb has patented software that digs through social media to root out people who display &aposnarcissism or psychopathy&apos12 castles you can rent with your friends for less than $50 a nightConch may disappear from the Bahamas, so the government is stepping in
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Read more:You can stay in a massive 'Star Wars'-themed Airbnb with 9 bedrooms that'll transport you to another galaxyYou and 19 friends could rent an entire castle in California for $129 a nightYou can now rent Harry Potter's entire childhood home for $190 a night on Airbnb — but you can't bring your kidsFrom the launch of Airbnb to the rise of travel influencers, here are the biggest ways we changed the way we travel this decade5 things I wish I'd known before renting out my home on Airbnb
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But whatever perch they once occupied as defenders of our horny-handed sons of toil during the glory days of labor unions, Team Blue has done a lot of squirting down the working class's leg while telling them that it's raining: from suspect trade deals to frying up globaloney sandwiches to renting out the party to the Davoisie and tech titans, too many of whom seem more comfortable with a working stiff being replaced by a robot or some crappy iPhone app, rather than enabling work that pays a living wage in meatspace.
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The rest of his paycheck ($5,650) + $113,390 in rental income we make on the house we own and my entire paycheck stays in the U.S. # of Roommates: 2, my husband and our kittenMonthly ExpensesRent: $333 (My husband's expat contract gave us a $4,166 a month for rent, but we went over by $333, so we pay the difference.)Mortgage: $1,050 (on our house back home in Cleveland, OH)Utilities: $121 in China (internet, electric, gas, and water); plus $303 in U.S. (for our tenants renting out our house)Phone Bill: $90 in the U.S. (We kept our numbers on a low plan, but pay for my mom's plan); plus $41 in China (my husband's company covers his)Car Loan: $400 (for our car back home, trying to sell it!)Life Insurance: $300 Health Insurance: Husband's plan coversRetirement: $650Housekeeper: $83Gym Membership: $266 each, per year (paid)Yoga Membership: $1,750 per year (paid)Hulu, Netflix, Spotify, & VPN: $123Money for Travel Savings Account: $1,325Transportation: Husband's company pays for our driver.
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