Sentences with phrase «end buyers pay»

They may also use the price you (wholesaler) pays rather than the price your end buyer pays as the value.

Not exact matches

«The buyer ended up paying $ 50,000 more than the listing price.»

License both the business and the consumer column and pay just $ 0.40 per subscriber per year, for 24 columns — that's the incredible bargain price of just 1.67 cents per user for each article (for instance, your clients could send Green And Profitable to their vendors and dealers, and Green And Practical to the end - buyers of their green products or services).

40 - year fixed - rate mortgages are less popular as buyers end up paying a lot in interest and it takes four decades to pay off the loan (unless they decide to refinance).

Some buyers worry that they might end up paying more for a home if they «sit on the fence» for too long.

As a result, home buyers who postpone their purchases until later next year might end up paying more interest on their loans.

A crypto CFD is a contract between the buyer and seller, where typically the seller will pay to the buyer the difference between the current value of the crypto asset and its value at end of the contract.

The buyer would pay $ 50 more per month if rates climbed from September's 3.8 % to the high end of its 2017 example rate of 4.2 %.

As a result of these trends, home buyers who postpone their purchases until later in 2016 could end up paying more for a house.

This means home buyers who delay their purchases until late 2016, or even late 2017, could end up paying more for a house.

So home buyers who postpone their purchases until later in 2017 could end up paying more for a house, and for a loan.

Under «Rent to Own», aspiring buyers will pay market rents for new build homes and will have the option to purchase the home from the end of the second year of their rental period.

The buyer would then have to pay a further 10 % buyer premium on top of this so he ended up paying $ 3.2 M just to be first in the queue.

Mercedes - Benz buyers will pay more in the 1999 model year, but the company says additional standard equipment amounts to more than the price hike.According to Mercedes - Benz of North America Inc., prices of 1999 vehicles are $ 159, or 1.09 percent, less than comparably equipped cars and sport - utilities at the end of the 1998 model year.The lowest - priced model, the C230 sedan, is up $ 750 but has added a supercharged engine, traction control, leather seating inserts and a higher - grade radio.

THAT means that the Vehicle has passed all the necessary required safety inspection and it's allowed to be registered and operated on US ROADS BUYER HAS TO PAY $ 500 nonrefundable DEPOSIT WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER AUCTION END AND HAS TO CONTACT ME WITHIN 24 HOURS.BUYER ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR VEHICLE PICK UP OR SHIPPING COST.

In the end, Sony backed down and ended up paying out millions of dollars in compensation to music buyers after it was shown the rootkit would allow an attacker to subvert the computer of someone who had the software installed.

Selling on other devices to customers who would otherwise have bought in the Kindle store ends up hurting your profile across all eBook readers when you are starting out.When you sell PDF eBooks directly, they should be formatted just like printed books, and in my case, I allow customers to print the PDF, which works especially well for overseas buyers who really want a hard copy but didn't want to pay (and wait) to have a book shipped from overseas.

If the credit card transaction did not end up settling as expected, the car dealership would not have the same claim to the car as it would if the buyer paid with a secured form of debt like a car loan.

Uninformed insurance buyers can end up paying thousands of dollars more than they needed to.

When a loan repayment schedule is spread over a longer time period, car buyers end up paying more interest over time.

As a result, home buyers who postpone their purchases until later next year might end up paying more interest on their loans.

However, you could argue that the seller has included the real estate commission in the price of the home, which would mean the buyer is really paying for the real estate commissions in the end.

There are studies which show that the majority of home buyers with adjustable rate mortgages tend to save money in the long term, but that some others will end up paying more.

At the end of the day though, a buyer may have several value added considerations such as seller paid closing costs and repairs after an inspection contingency but the seller will (or at least should) always negotiate...

However if you place a market order where there is no price specified then the buyer will end up paying the higher ask price.

In this scenario, the homebuyer with the lower credit score ends up paying more than $ 6,000 extra in interest when compared to a buyer with good credit.

At the end of the day though, a buyer may have several value added considerations such as seller paid closing costs and repairs after an inspection contingency but the seller will (or at least should) always negotiate on the basis of what their net proceeds after all concessions will be.

Military buyers are free to pay off a loan before its term ends, without fear of incurring a prepayment penalty.

So home buyers who postpone their purchases until later in 2017 could end up paying more for a house, and for a loan.

If an institution sells a bond with a $ 100 premium and a 10 - year maturity to a buyer, the institution is agreeing to pay back the $ 100 to the buyer at the end of the 10 - year period as well as regular interest payments over the course of the intervening period.

This may mean paying a severance to a tenant, should they agree, it may mean not listing the property until the end of the current lease, or it may mean taking a lower price due to owner - occupied buyers being eliminated due to the mortgage financing guidelines around the purchase of a tenanted property.

Another huge mistake buyers make, especially if they are looking at low money down deals, is they look at teaser rates that are unobtainable and you may end up paying one percentage point more.

Now, no one is foolish enough to assume that this will eliminate all the foreign buyers from the Canadian market, but those who want to avoid paying tax on the sale of the property that they do not live in, may end up looking elsewhere to park their money.

Depending on other factors, buyers could end up paying more for a Camry Hybrid, which carries no discounts at all.

Uninformed insurance buyers can end up paying thousands of dollars more than they needed to.

Tempted by the lower rates, the buyer opts for backdating and ends up paying extra premium for the back - dated period which totally goes waste.

It, in the end, only boils down to how much a buyer is prepared to pay, and the seller must never feel that he is functioning under distress, or stress, co-opted by the agency involved.

I couldn't begin to say how many times, telling a would - be buyer or buyer - call, each and every time, while double - ending, or for that matter, even when selling an MLS listing: «don't tell me anything I don't need to know, such as this is your offer, but really you are prepared to pay xyz.

At the same time, we must remember that we are introducing buyers to sellers» properties and, in the end, the buyer decides exactly how much they are willing to pay and the seller decides if it's enough.

It can, for instance, reduce transaction costs if the double ending realtor agrees to reduce the commission somewhat to reflect the fact that there is no need to pay for a buyer's agent.

There, hundreds of mid-range and high - end homes damaged on the first floor but largely untouched on the second sit empty but attract interest by buyers willing to pay as much as two - thirds of pre-storm prices.

Buyers and sellers think that if they threaten a lawsuit, somehow the agent will agree to pay part of their damages to end the matter.

No, try 3 % - At $ 5MM, you don't pay 6 % and if you do, the buyer is making up the difference on their end, not mine (meaning if I want $ 5MM for it and they want a higher commission, the price is going up to cover, I'm not taking less).

But in the end, it isn't the agent's decision what to charge... The decision is made by the seller and / or the buyer: what will he choose «to pay.»

The seller is likely annoyed that the buyer of the house will get paid at the end of the transaction.

The Listing brokerage and the Registrant who is on the listing shouldn't want a visitor to waive their rights to confidentiality because such a buyer prospect could receive counsel later from another Registrant (whom they decide will represent them in the purchase) that they could end up paying more for the home, as a result of their disclosures to the listing Registrant / Realtor.

The buyer will retain his high - paying job for the foreseeable future and commute to his west - end Toronto job while his partner, a horticulturist, builds the new business.

In the end the Buyer, if informed of the consequences of such, at the time of signing the Buyer Agency Agreement, decides to close, then the Buyer must pay out of pocket for those BA fees.

Not sure what kind of market Nashville is in but definitely the end buyers who paying $ 450k + for a home probably is a little more pickier on location and not necessarily on the upgrades and remodel.

The homebuyers ended up getting what they paid for, which was less quality than what buyers of higher priced, higher quality homes built by better builders received... plus they endured the emotional distress brought on by having to deal with reality that did not match expectations... not to mention the hassels brought on by problems of cheap construction techniques after the fact of moving in.