Sentences with phrase «accept less sales»

It's a shame that clearly bad games should have to accept less sales because some other developer decided to release a good game.

Not exact matches

While only about 5 percent of Bon Vivant customers use bitcoin payment, «If I didn't accept bitcoin, then I would have less sales,» Rose told Food Truck Operator.

Every B2B lead generation effort that produces great business leads is also going to produce a certain percentage of «unqualified» sales leads, and as long as your «unqualified» sales leads are less than 10 % of total sales leads (this percentage may be higher, depending on your industry), you should accept this as a cost of doing business and move on to the next thing on your schedule.

Spurs paid Steaua Bucharest # 8.5 m for the versatile 25 - year - old but may have to accept less for his services in order to secure a sale.

While there's nothing inherently wrong with this if they're transparent about their operations — and not trying to deceive you about the type of deal you're getting — realize that such publishers may have less motivation to acquire books that have a good sales outlook; they may accept nearly any book where the author is willing to subsidize its publication.

A lot of writers prefer to sell through an ebook distributor, accepting a smaller fraction of the sales income in exchange for having to do less.

When you sell at a loss one of three circumstances will apply: The first is a short sale, in which your lender agrees to accept less than what it is owed.

A short sale is an agreement between a lender and a borrower to accept less than what is owed on the mortgage as «paid in full.»

TLDR: Within the US, retail point - of - sale systems accepting the new chip have done so with a user interface that makes transactions quite noticeably less convenient, with no visible benefit to the user.

A short sale is when a bank will accept an offer on a house that is less than what the current owner owes on the property.

A short sale is accomplished when an offer is placed on your property that the lienholder (lender) agrees to accept, but is an amount less than the amount owed on the loan.

The request for variance is used to get a lender to accept something less than what they are required to accept under the guidelines of the HAFA short sale program based on the appraisal they have.

You need your lender's approval to do a short sale because they'll be accepting less than they're owed at closing.

This type of short sale means that the bank will forgive the remainder of the debt on the mortgage and accept the sale of the home for less.

However a bank will be less likely to accept a short sale offer for the sale if the offer price is lower than its BPO.

This designates an accepted amount of a home sale that a bank agrees on but which is less than the actual balance that is owed.

If any seller or assignee of the seller repossesses or voluntarily accepts surrender of goods sold in which the seller or assignee has a security interest and the original cash price of the goods repossessed or surrendered was one thousand dollars ($ $ 1,000) or less, the buyer is not personally liable to the seller or assignee for the unpaid balance of the debt arising from the sale and the seller or assignee is not obligated to sell the collateral.

In order to qualify as a short sale, the lender must agree to «sell the property short» by accepting less than is owed, and the home must be listed for sale.

A short sale occurs when a bank accepts the sale of a property at an amount less than what is owed.

A short sale, in which the lender accepts less money than it is owed, provides a win - win - win for the buyer, bank, and even the seller.

The only fundamental difference between a short sale and any other residential real estate transaction is that your lender has agreed to accept a payoff which is less than what you owe them.

If the short sale yields $ 10,000 less than what the debtor owes on the mortgage, and the creditor accepts to forgive that sum; the Andrews - Lewis legislation would allow him to obtain the debt forgiveness tax - free.

Also, keep in mind that, if the bank «accepts» less, there is less tax benefit to them than to just foreclosure, hence another layer as to why short sales are tough to get approved.

All the lien holders must agree to accept less than the amount owed on the debt in order for a short sale to go through.

Worse, if sales stall, you might not be able to access your equity or be forced to accept less.

If that is the case, consider seeing if the bank will accept a short sale, in which the bank takes the proceeds of the sale — even though they are less than what you owe — and considers it payment in full for your mortgage debt.

There could also be some tax ramifications so be sure to check with a tax specialist.With a short sale, the bank agrees to accept less than the balance owed and MAY forgive any deficiency — also, you keep ownership of the property.

Almost all my listed deals since the investor market has gotten much more competitive have been short sale deals where the seller accepted (and bank ultimately) approved a price that was much less (15 - 30 % I'd say) than the list price.

Short sale: A property transaction in which the lender or lenders agree to accept less than what is owed by the current home owner.

A short sale occurs most often when the homeowner has a financial hardship, and so a lender agrees to accept less than the amount the homeowner owes.

Broker divulges that he / she has cut a cheque to the plaintiffs for the difference in the plaintiff's» property's very quickly arranged lesser double - ended sale price vis a vis my originally accepted offer, and as well hands me a cheque covering off my deposit which had been held in trust by his / her brokerage.

Perhaps also consider advertising it as an executive home for sale or long term lease - something with less of an initial commitment, then negotiate for a later sale while accepting cash flow from it.

Therefore, a completed short sale transaction includes all lienholders accepting less than what is owed to them.

The example of an estate sale, or a «matrimonial disruptus» situation where an owner might prefer to accept a lesser dollar APS due to an ability of a buyer to be able to close immediately, or any of many in an offer, plausible reasons to accept.

A real estate agent who specializes in short sales might be able to negotiate with your lender to accept less than your mortgage balance.

Everyone is leery of breaking away from the status quo out of fear, and real estate transactions are no different - we accept that we will pay 3 % of the sale price to a sellers agent (in my case, $ 12 grand because if we don't, horrible things will happen - we won't sell the house quickly, we will sell for less, we won't get prompt and professional service, etc..

St Paul Central Short Sale *: A St Paul Central short sale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the lSale *: A St Paul Central short sale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the lsale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the loan.

A Loxahatchee short sale is when you negotiate an agreement with your bank for them to accept less than you owe to them when you have a buyer for your home.

A short sale is where the lender has agreed to accept less than the total amount due on the loan.

Farmington Short Sale *: A Farmington short sale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the lSale *: A Farmington short sale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the lsale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the loan.

A short sale must be approved by the seller's lender (mortgage holder) because the lender is often agreeing to accept less than what is owed.

Eden Prairie Short Sale *: A Eden Prairie short sale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the lSale *: A Eden Prairie short sale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the lsale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the loan.

Many people are not aware that their mortgage company is willing to accept less than what is owed to facilitate the sale of a property.

The offer I accepted was only $ 1,000 less than the asking price and was presented to me just three weeks after putting it up for sale.

It's called a short sale — a sale to a buyer where the seller's lender agrees to accept less than the full amount owned.

Anoka Short Sale *: A Anoka short sale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the lSale *: A Anoka short sale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the lsale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the loan.

In a short sale situation, when you sell your home, your lender agrees to accept an amount less than the total due on the loan.

A great example of this is commonly known as a pre-foreclosure «short - sale» where a bank accepts less than owed for the property in order to sell it quickly to avoid a lengthy foreclosure process or simply to remove any non-performing assets from their books.

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Minnesota Short Sale *: A Minnesota short sale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the lSale *: A Minnesota short sale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the lsale is a transaction in which a lender allows the real property securing the loan to be sold for less than the remaining mortgage amount due and accepts the proceeds as full payment of the loan.