Sentences with phrase «equity buyers wanting»

As reported by The Australian Financial Review earlier this month, the Wesfarmers - owned supermarket and liquor group has received approaches from private equity buyers wanting to buy the Vintage Cellars liquor chain for up to $ 300 million.

Not exact matches

With the company still posting losses and bleeding subscribers, private equity firms and other buyers may not want to step up.

The basic FHA loan fits perfectly with what most borrowers want today, especially first - time buyers who have not had much time to accumulate equity.

This is where many buyers were trapped during the financial crisis — they wanted to refinance but couldn't afford to, or the value of their home dropped significantly and they suddenly had less than the 20 % equity needed to refinance.

Other loan programs which are bundled into the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac MBS include the HARP refinance loan for underwater homeowners; the HomeReady ™ mortgage for buyers who want to put 3 % down; and, the equity - replacing Delayed Financing loan for buyers who pay cash for a home, as examples.

The reason, he says, is, «Most buyers don't want to tie up personal residence equity into their second home.»

Almost every lender wants a buyer to have skin in the game — this translates into the equity you have in the home, which is determined by how much money you put down when you buy the home.

«Our platform will verify all buyers and owners of the shares as soon as they want to claim dividends or as soon as they want to purchase or trade our equity tokens,» Jones told International Business Times.

Down Payment Finances Future Closing Costs A down payment could make it easier to sell a home if the buyers want to move before they build equity through monthly payments or appreciation and without paying closing costs out of pocket.

The seller is anxious to sell, looking for a cash buyer, and doesn't want to wait for a conventional home equity loan.

Firstly, you want to go to List Source and identify all of the absentee buyers who bought within the last year and have 100 % equity.

If you are representing a buyer then you will certainly want to run a search on the home being purchased to ensure that the seller has sufficient equity to cover closing and real estate fees.

While that's great news for homeowners who want to enjoy the financial benefits of increasing equity — such as refinancing to lower mortgage payments or even take out cash — it's bad news for buyers, many of whom are afraid to make the largest investment of their lives at what could be the apex of another real estate bubble.

If you want to pay off your mortgage or use the equity from the sale to finance a round the world trip, you may want to be patient and wait until the right buyer makes the right offer.

Unless the buyer makes a big down payment, and thus has significant equity at risk, a small second behind a large first is not a terribly safe investment and not very valuable if you want to sell your note to an investor.

(Or they're) creative / romantic buyers who want to invest sweat equity and money over time, and put their personal stamp on the property and add value for the future.»