Sentences with phrase «risks than the buyer»

Nevertheless when looking at all factors a seller has more control over the risks than the buyer and a responsible seller will accept the risk.

Not exact matches

The volatility of bitcoin has made it more useful as a vehicle for speculation than as a currency, say critics — when the value can change drastically from hour to hour, it introduces undesirable risk for sellers and buyers alike.

The seller is also likely to want a higher percentage in down payment from the buyer because they are at more risk than a bank.

A B2B buyers» higher negative rating of salespeople is inversely related to a department's tolerance for risk; for example, IT buyers rated 37 % of all salespeople as poor - higher than any other department - while their risk tolerance was a low 5 out of 10.

Retailers who accept payment in foreign currencies from foreign buyers understand currency risk: the prospect ending up with fewer dollars than anticipated if the foreign currency depreciates against the dollar before the sales proceeds are converted to dollars.

But Lio noted that buyers are also possibly in peril and should be cautious: Risk is higher than buying stock, given the complexity of the system.

I'm sure I agree with that Wolf Once sentiment turns negative you might just be screwed Better a month early than a day late IMO Buyers should be aware of the risks especially after the housing debacle in 2008/2009

That's an impressive return on the buyers» roughly $ 6 billion of equity — much more than sufficient to compensate for the risk of a continued slide in the PC business.

Whether it's mitigating risk in the purchase process, helping the buyer make the business case for the sale, or working within the buyer's limitations of time and resources — solving a problem is about a whole lot more than finding the right widget.

Specifically, the higher negative rating of salespeople is inversely related to a department's tolerance for risk; for example, IT buyers rated 37 % of all salespeople as poor — higher than any other department — while their risk tolerance average was a low 5 %.

In fact, the strategy, officially known in business circles as FUD — fear, uncertainty and doubt — was designed by an IBM executive decades ago to persuade buyers to feel «safe» with IBM products rather than risk a crash, virus or server disruption.

It was they who lent American house buyers more money than they could hope to repay, and sold on the risk in ever more complex, opaque packages, rewarding themselves handsomely in the process.

The cars are selling for much less than their new list price because Zenos went into administration in January but the canny buyer will know that they are not a risk because all main bits are low - cost Ford sourced and there is enough support out there for the bespoke bits.

In breaking new ground, Hyundai is taking risks: hoping that Ioniq EV buyers will agree MPGe efficiency (136 MPGe for Ioniq EV versus 124 for Chevrolet Bolt EV) is more important than driving range (Bolt 238 miles versus Ioniq EV 124 miles); that a traditionally if sleekly styled car is preferable to a unique body design such as Prius has; and that a breakthrough car should be a sedan rather than a crossover.

The report said most Canadian cities don't appear to be at risk of a U.S. - style crash, but «current levels of affordability suggest some greater than usual stress weighing on Canadian home buyers.»

I didn't realize it but the reason for higher mortgage rates for investment properties is to protect lenders from the greater risks inherent in the business of lending to investors rather than primary home buyers.

If an investor sells his bond today, the buyer will want an interest rate higher than the original 6 % to compensate for the extra risk.

One reason why an ARM is inexpensive is because the buyer absorbs more risk than with a fixed - rate mortgage.

Because they pose a greater risk of default than high - quality bonds, junk issues must yield more to attract buyers.

If you're a buyer you would rather buy at a high risk premium than on a low one, everything else being equal.

Liquidity risk is the risk that you won't find a good price for your bond when you want to sell it — because there are so many more bond issuers than stock issuers, and because bonds are not exchange - traded, there may not be a willing buyer.

Buyers emerged much quicker than the February episode, showing a willingness to take on risk at higher prices.

Illiquid securities carry higher risks than liquid ones, which becomes especially true during times of market turmoil when the ratio of buyers to sellers may be thrown out of balance.

Liquidity risk: if the bond issuer's credit rating falls or prevailing interest rates are much higher than the coupon rate, it may be hard for an investor who wants to sell before maturity to find a buyer.

They may come back and say the home is only worth 900k which means buyers won't pay more than that or risk having to go to an alternative lender who charges rates at 9 % — 12 % for second mortgages.

We choose to not instill false security in our buyers but instead choose to greatly reduce the risk of defects by testing to give a much larger chance of a healthy puppy than one that results from unknown linage.

The same month, the state's Air Resources Board (ARB) decided to shift the risk of invalidated offsets to buyers (rather than sellers) of compliance forestry offsets, putting it in line with other offset protocols.

Many risk - averse potential buyers prefer the earn - out method, because there is absolutely no risk of losing money other than a negotiated down - payment.

Lawyers who buy legal services are just as conservative, risk - averse and change - resistant as the lawyers who sell them — probably more so — and they define «value to the buyer» much more narrowly and individually than their company does.

(2) However, if the buyer is bound to take over the goods at a place other than a place of business of the seller, the risk passes when delivery is due and the buyer is aware of the fact that the goods are placed at his disposal at that place.

I have some buyers who aren't willing to take the risk, so they do what @Jacques Wurms suggested - they won't pay more than what they would be willing to pay for just the legal parts of the house... They might even reduce the price a little bit more to account for the cost of bringing it back into compliance.

Because Bob is a licensed real estate professional, his risks are greater than those faced by an ordinary seller or buyer.

But if government bonds rose to four per cent, prospective buyers who take on more risk and workload than a bond buyer would demand a higher ROI or cap rate.

As a licensed real estate professional, your risks are greater than those faced by an ordinary seller or buyer.

Due to the greater risk of default in cases where the buyer has less than 20 per cent as a down payment, the availability of default insurance results in lenders being willing to provide larger mortgages to individuals who would not otherwise qualify for a mortgage at all.

To provide any more information than is necessary is foolhardy and places our seller client at assuming the risk which should fall to the buyer (when not in agency) under the onus of caveat emptor, because you are right in one regard — the buyer takes the risk for discovering all else of importance to them that is not a latent defect.

Helping buyers find the perfect loan involves more than matching a mortgage product to their income and risk profile.

«Buyers of these properties face massive execution risk,» the analysts said, noting that owners of the spaces may face lower - than - expected rents, more retailer defaults or a long leasing process.

These buyers are seen as lower risk than those using down payment assistance and are, therefore, more likely to win in a multiple - offer situation.»

It takes the risk off the table and allows buyers to realize that today is a good time to buy with homes being much more affordable than renting.

However, if there are more buyers in the marketplace than sellers with attractive listings, the seller is not exposing herself to a lot of risk by giving an open listing to several brokerages.

If you start out by pricing too high you run the risk of not being taken seriously by buyers and their agents and pricing too low can result in selling for much less than you were hoping for.

The guidelines — or «stress test» — issued by the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) on October 17, 2017, will mean that lower - risk home buyers (those with more than 20 per cent down on their new home) will join higher - risk borrowers in having to qualify for a mortgage at a higher interest rate than the one at which they will actually borrow.

Real estate, too, has some liquidity risk, but there are a lot more buyers for a SFH than for a note.