Hi instructors.
I know that "comma + V-ing" indicates that the action in the V-ing phrase happens at the same time with actions in the main clause.
How about "V-ing phrase" that modifies a noun in a clause?
Do all V-ing indicate the meaning?
For example
(1) The new owner of the house is John having several houses in other cities.
(2) I bought the M magazine at the news stand near my house selling other popular magazines.
do "having several house ..." and "selling other popular magazines" take the tenses of the main verbs?
Thank you.