Sentences with phrase «call the seller right»

Call the Seller right back and ask ALL the questions on the Seller Information Sheet so that you will know what he / she wants for the house, why they are moving, where they are moving and when they want to leave.

Not exact matches

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The owner of the call option literally has the right to CALL the stock away from the selcall option literally has the right to CALL the stock away from the selCALL the stock away from the seller.

Likewise, the seller of call options is obligated to sell stock at a certain price by a certain date if the buyer chooses to exercise his right.

The owner of the call option literally has the right to «call» the stock from the seller of the call option at a specified price.

In the option world, the buyer of a call option (not you... as a covered call investor you are a seller of call options) has the right to buy your stock at a certain price (strike price) by a certain date (expiration date).

Likewise, the seller of a call option is obligated to sell stock at a certain price by a certain date if the buyer chooses to exercise his right.

Options are contracts between buyers and sellers whereby the buyer (long) gets the right to buy (call) or sell (put) a particular security at the strike price from the seller (short).

A call option for a particular security gives the purchaser of the option the right to buy, and the writer (seller) the obligation to sell, the underlying security at the stated exercise price at any time prior to the expiration of the option, regardless of the market price of the security.

For this right, the call option buyer pays the call option seller, commonly called the call option writer, a fee called a premium.

Generally, what you refer to above (having the seller, buyer and end - buyer all show up to closing, and using the end - buyer funds to finance the buyer part of the sale) is called a «simultaneous closing,» and you're right that you don't see them much anymore.

Very loud boisterous demanding calls saying the seller did not have the right to demand such information with an offer.

It clearly becomes a tough call when you have the seller's rights to his own property and his own information on the one hand, and what we traditionally think of as fair dealing on the other.

Re my «absurd» idea as you call it... any Realtor wants the property to sell within the time frame as stipulated by the seller... therefore the property must be priced right in order to accomplish that goal, for both the seller's and Realtor's sakes; it is known as a contractual partnership.

If you had a ton of cash in your bank account right now, and you were in the same situation now - no Motivated Sellers calling you, what would your attitude be like?

When a home buyer clicks on a listing on a real estate website, or calls off a real estate sign, or attends an open house, the buyer is unwittingly forfeiting their and their seller's right to representation and ensuring that the broker collects twice as much for doing a fraction of the work.

So right now I call it a very balanced market for both buyers and sellers and a great time to get into the market.

But you can access realtor.ca just as any member of the public can, and acquire information that way, call the listing agent and ask if he will co-operate with you (treating the listing in this case as an exclusive right to sell — and he will have a document signed to say so, so you both are protected)... but let me get this straight, please... you want to be able to communciate, for example, directly with MY seller client?

Takes the grunt work out of fielding calls and then gives you the opportunity to talk to sellers with the right information in front of you before you speak to them.