Sentences with phrase «details on closing costs»

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It wasn't terrible defending from Arsenal that cost them, but just small details made a difference as Benteke could have been challenged more in the air, Bellerin could have been quicker to close down Allen and Cech might have got a stronger hand on the ball to keep it out.

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Administrative Technician III for Texas Department of Transportation: - Implement improved and time saving procedures; consistently reduce overhead costs, improve workflow and increase office efficiency - Create and maintain a database of public assistance complaints; assign an internal investigator to each case and follow - up once closed - Developed and monitor a calendar system using PowerPoint where accurate records of vacation / sick leave / comp time used and accrued are tracked month - to - month for comparison with monthly time sheets - Answer inquiries from the general public, vehicle storage facility operators, motor carriers, the trucking industry and other state / federal agencies regarding rules, laws and regulations governing the issuance of motor carrier credentials - Prepare correspondence (email and written) and review for completeness and correctness - Field calls and manage administration, resolve a wide - range of staff dilemmas and challenging situations on a daily basisPrincipal Administrative Assistant for Solar Turbines, Inc.: - Provided support to Directors, Department Managers, Project Managers and Project Engineers as well as international personnel - Maintained detailed calendars of appointment schedules for business meetings, conferences, domestic / international travel arrangements and special events - Expertly ran this fast - paced, large office encompassing office and structure maintenance, scheduling of machine / equipment service and repairs, and ordering and stocking office supplies; updated and maintained department web pages - Compiled, created and distributed financial reports and PowerPoint presentations - Edited and formatted technical documentation and maintained filing systems - Coordinated extensive domestic and international travel arrangements, including air, hotel, car and meeting locations - Planned departmental meetings, special events and office movesSenior Administrative Assistant for Solar Turbines, Inc.: - Supported Department Manager and Supervisors, Manufacturing Engineers and shop personnel - Tracked and monitored pending and confidential correspondence and financial information - Prepared apprenticeship packets for distribution; received applications, recorded data, and set - up and coordinated Differential Aptitude Tests; notified applicants of test results and set - up initial interviews - Coordinated special events; managed information systems and maintained web pages; oversee special projects - Resolved office obstacles, communication barriers and complicationsSenior Program Assistant for Solar Turbines, Inc.: - Photographed, downloaded and printed digital pictures of parts, processes and people involved in Rotor CAM area - Created and produced departmental newsletter; initiated Receiving Inspection Records Retention process (scanned records onto CD for easy and accessible retrieval and storage)- Set - up and coordinated meetings and special events; created slide show presentations and maintained web pagesPage 2

On the dining room table or kitchen counter, provide information on the community and the neighborhood, a fully filled out sample purchase offer and addendums, financing recommendations with advantages of each, and detailed closing cost estimateOn the dining room table or kitchen counter, provide information on the community and the neighborhood, a fully filled out sample purchase offer and addendums, financing recommendations with advantages of each, and detailed closing cost estimateon the community and the neighborhood, a fully filled out sample purchase offer and addendums, financing recommendations with advantages of each, and detailed closing cost estimates.

For those buyers and sellers who don't educate themselves on the details of a real estate closing, particularly on the customary costs associated with a closing in Florida, they may be vulnerable to paying more than they need to for these tasks.

@James Gleeson That depends on a # of factors including where you live, your cost and tax structure, your future plans, purchase price, growth and inflation expectations, mortgage details, closing costs, etc..

This form is longer, but «mirrors» the information on the Loan Estimate, making it easy for borrowers to compare the promised terms and conditions, to final mortgage costs and details at closing.

While § 1026.37 (o)(5) does not permit the deletion of lines from the form H - 24 of appendix H to Regulation Z for the information required to be disclosed by § 1026.37 (f) and (g), proposed § 1026.38 (t)(5)(iv) would have permitted the deletions of lines in certain circumstances from proposed form H - 25 of appendix H to Regulation Z. Section 1026.37 (o) does not permit the use of more than one page for closing cost details on the Loan Estimate, except for the services for which a consumer can shop under § 1026.37 (f)(3) which may be placed on an additional page at the end of the Loan Estimate under the circumstances permitted by § 1026.37 (o)(5)(viii).

This language was intended to direct the consumer to the more detailed itemization on the Closing Disclosure of the costs that comprise the «Total Closing Costs.&rcosts that comprise the «Total Closing Costs.&rCosts.»

During testing conducted prior to the proposal, consumers tended to use the «Calculating Cash To Close» table in conjunction with the «Closing Cost Details» tables showing itemized charges and subtotals on the Closing Disclosure, to identify the differences between the estimated and actual cash to close amount and its critical components and to gain a better understanding of the numbers underlying the cash to close amClose» table in conjunction with the «Closing Cost Details» tables showing itemized charges and subtotals on the Closing Disclosure, to identify the differences between the estimated and actual cash to close amount and its critical components and to gain a better understanding of the numbers underlying the cash to close amclose amount and its critical components and to gain a better understanding of the numbers underlying the cash to close amclose amount.

If the consumer's deposit has been applied toward a charge for a closing cost, the amount applied should not be included in the amount disclosed pursuant to § 1026.38 (j)(2)(ii), but instead should be shown on the appropriate line for the closing cost in the Closing Cost Detail tables pursuant to § 1026.38 (f) or (g), designated borrower - paid before cclosing cost, the amount applied should not be included in the amount disclosed pursuant to § 1026.38 (j)(2)(ii), but instead should be shown on the appropriate line for the closing cost in the Closing Cost Detail tables pursuant to § 1026.38 (f) or (g), designated borrower - paid before closcost, the amount applied should not be included in the amount disclosed pursuant to § 1026.38 (j)(2)(ii), but instead should be shown on the appropriate line for the closing cost in the Closing Cost Detail tables pursuant to § 1026.38 (f) or (g), designated borrower - paid before cclosing cost in the Closing Cost Detail tables pursuant to § 1026.38 (f) or (g), designated borrower - paid before closcost in the Closing Cost Detail tables pursuant to § 1026.38 (f) or (g), designated borrower - paid before cClosing Cost Detail tables pursuant to § 1026.38 (f) or (g), designated borrower - paid before closCost Detail tables pursuant to § 1026.38 (f) or (g), designated borrower - paid before closingclosing.

Accordingly, the Bureau is revising proposed § 1026.38 (t)(5)(v) to refer to disclosure of the Closing Cost Details «over two pages,» rather than on «an additional page.»

The first row, under final § 1026.37 (d)(1)(i), will contain the estimated closing costs, including separate disclosures of the total loan costs, other costs, and lender credits associated with the transaction, as well as a reference to the closing costs details required by § 1026.37 (f) and (g)(disclosed on page 2 of the Loan Estimate).

However, if the credit is attributable to a specific closing cost listed in the Closing Cost Details tables under § 1026.38 (f) or (g), that amount should be reflected in the paid by others column on the Closing Cost Details tables and not in the disclosure required under § 1026.38 (j)(closing cost listed in the Closing Cost Details tables under § 1026.38 (f) or (g), that amount should be reflected in the paid by others column on the Closing Cost Details tables and not in the disclosure required under § 1026.38 (j)(2)(cost listed in the Closing Cost Details tables under § 1026.38 (f) or (g), that amount should be reflected in the paid by others column on the Closing Cost Details tables and not in the disclosure required under § 1026.38 (j)(Closing Cost Details tables under § 1026.38 (f) or (g), that amount should be reflected in the paid by others column on the Closing Cost Details tables and not in the disclosure required under § 1026.38 (j)(2)(Cost Details tables under § 1026.38 (f) or (g), that amount should be reflected in the paid by others column on the Closing Cost Details tables and not in the disclosure required under § 1026.38 (j)(Closing Cost Details tables and not in the disclosure required under § 1026.38 (j)(2)(Cost Details tables and not in the disclosure required under § 1026.38 (j)(2)(vi).

To correspond to these changes, the Bureau is renumbering proposed comment 38 (t)(5)(v)-1 as comment 38 (t)(5)(iv)-2, revising the reference to § 1026.38 (t)(5)(v)(B) and describing disclosure of closing cost details over two pages rather than on an additional page.