Sentences with phrase «far less buyers»

Every home seller today is in stiff competition with the next guy down the street with far less buyers in the market place.

Every home seller today is in stiff competition with the next guy down the street with far less buyers in the market place.

Not exact matches

Tesla sales were far less impacted, but then again, Tesla was only selling luxury cars at the time, and buyers could still get the $ 7,500 federal credit.

This, coupled with the foreign exchange risk, and the costs associated with resale, makes property a far less desirable investment for foreign buyers.

The reason is that investors are far more likely to get excited about a stock when they're familiar with its name and business model, giving it a better valuation than it would get from less familiar buyers in overseas markets.

With no festival play and a review embargo until the day before last Wednesday's opening, this managed only $ 1,500,000 in its first five days, a less than impressive showing and far below the initial weeks» results for the final release from the current team at Focus, «Dallas Buyers Club.»

The initial attention paid to «Dallas Buyers Club» was for Matthew McConaughey's 40 - pound weight loss in the lead role — but it's his co-star, who lost just as much weight and had less to lose to begin with, who has been reliably winning awards so far.

For those who enjoy risking such an asset, Porsche informed me it will offer buyers an optional set of P Zero Corsas, which wear out quicker and are less usable in inclement weather, but far more suited for trackwork.

If you're among the majority of buyers who will never utilize these abilities of the Lexus LX, far less money can buy you just as much refinement, a more versatile interior, and better fuel economy in a vehicle like the Audi Q7, Infiniti JX, Mercedes - Benz GL - Class, or Buick Enclave.

Buyers who'll be taking their Giulia QV on a track will also want to consider the carbon ceramic brake option, which further increases the stopping power on top of being less prone to overheating after repeated heavy uses.

Viewed through the lens of a prospective buyer looking for the best way to spend $ 60k on an SUV, however, the case is far less compelling.

It's also interesting that Acura lists those competitors for its RDX while admitting that most buyers cross-shop the far less expensive Lexus NX 300 and Infiniti QX50 SUVs.

The minivan scene in the U.S. is far less populated than in Europe, but buyers have enough options.

The article further tries to define an analysis as to when the trend would change... ie in simple words, based on my example, if there are more buyers, then the price would go up... at this new price levels there maybe more seller's willing to sell and less buyers willing to buy... and hence price would start going down.

The massive drop suggests that whoever sold the ETF received far less than the ETF's asset value while the buyer made a handsome profit on the trade.

The reality for property buyers is there are many mortgage products that require you to put far less down.

A less discovered stock could come down further till it finds enough buyers.

Furthermore, renters pay more than the average of 24.9 % that was paid in the pre-bubble period while buyers actually pay far less than the 22.1 % share homeowners devoted to mortgages in the pre-bubble days.

Investors clearly understand that higher fees can have a negative impact on their net return, as is evident in the price war in mutual fund fees, but a few basis - points difference in visible fees is far less meaningful in performance impact than the often - large hidden costs.14 For example, switching from a low - turnover strategy to a sloppily constructed strategy that spends scores of basis points in incremental trading costs can cost the investor dearly in performance.15 The same holds true for the buyers of opaque high - fee products (hedge funds and illiquid private investments), for which substantial costs may be hidden from sight.

Our real estate fees are a tiny fraction of the real estate commission (almost always far less than the HST on the commission, never mind the commission), less than the government costs (land transfer tax + registration costs + search costs), and given that title insurance is essentially useless to the buyer, a far better bargain than the title insurance premium.

On a purchase, the legal fee is, except for first time buyers who may not pay any LTT, far less than the LTT, less than the moving company, less than a new fridge.

I'd go as far as to say that this is the Galaxy that offers the most bang for your buck, particularly since most buyers will pay much less than its initial pricing, as they acquire it in the course of the next 12 to 18 months.

In such success, the lesser sales of the iPhone 5c seemingly boosted the sales of the flagship and so far, persuaded the buyers towards the iPhone 5s.

Informed buyers are more likely to be satisfied with their purchase and, as a result, they'll be far less likely to come back to haunt you after the sale closes.

Further, in 2015, about 40 percent of homebuyers put down less than 10 percent, and nearly a third of the 1.6 million loans funded by Freddie Mac were for buyers putting down less than 20 percent.

Active inventory currently stands at a 1.5 months» supply — far less than the six - month supply many analysts see as a balance of demand from buyers and sellers.

It will cost you far less money to do these things than letting the buyer deduct an appropriate credit in their mind.

Buyers who have more equity in their homes (and this will accomplish that) are far less likely to walk away from their mortgages.

The Texas survey data reveals a far less pessimistic picture regarding home prices with nearly a quarter of of home buyers in Texas believing that homes were fairly priced vs the 18 percent national survey average.

(1) Keep your home on the market over the holidays, there is far less inventory and those who actually look, are serious buyers.

Some buyers would utilize attorneys instead (ironically, often a far less expensive option).