Sentences with phrase «eyes over the buyer»

Not exact matches

Low fuel prices have some buyers eyeing bigger cars and trucks, but savvy owners know plentiful gas isn't forever and many parts of the world will tax the heck out of fossil fuels out of concerns over global warming.

The typical crossover buyer will have glazed over his eyes long before he garners an inkling of care about «understeer.»

That sleek new body and tough - looking grill caught a lot of eyes over the last year, but the additions inside are the ones making buyers even happier.

So don't shortchange yourself by leaving out your «dry» publishing credits — but don't include so many that a potential book buyer's eyes will glaze over.

«A lot of home buyers think the process is simple, but when you start explaining the details, their eyes glaze over,» says Richard Redmond, mortgage broker at All California Mortgage in Larkspur and author of «Mortgages: The Insider's Guide.»

Unfortunately, many are simply looking to make a quick buck and prospective Pomsky puppy buyers needs to have their eyes wide open when entering into an arrangement to hand over their hard earned cash.

These breeders know a good first impression can pull the wool over puppy buyers eyes quicker than you can say «wheresmum».

Moreover, Google also introduced the Home Mini and Home Max solutions in October 2017 to give buyers more choices, and in the eyes of some consumers, the tech giant might have the upper hand over Amazon because Alphabet's solution offers better integration with popular Google products including Maps and YouTube.

The absurdity of these types of arguments relies on short memories and a thick blanket of horse feathers pulled over the public's eyes since that quote rests on the context of buyers knowing about listings only via what is sent by the REALTOR.

Blasting our «proprietary» information out over the internet by allowing third party disseminators access to it just reinforces the need for a buyer to engage the services of a professional to help them make sense of the information overload that is being force fed them by providers who have no real knowledge nor interest in real estate as anything more than a means to direct the eyes of that audience of prospective home buyers to the vast market of tertiary service providers who advertise on their websites.

When competing with other buyers for a home you have your eye on, being able to close in 30 days instead of 45 could be the difference between the seller choosing your offer over another's.