Sentences with phrase «than the seller paid»

A personal letter to the owners helped seal the deal for the Fishers, who agreed to pay $ 650,000 — almost 70 percent more than the sellers paid three years ago.

-LCB- Short sale is when the property is now worth less than the seller paid for it, therefore if the seller tried selling the home to pay back the mortgage loan, he would be short.

Not exact matches

The licensor - seller guarantees an income greater than or equal to the price the licensee - buyer pays for the product when it's resold and that there is a market present for the product or service.

And those third - party sellers are offering devices for substantially more than you'd pay in stores.

Now with more than 60,000 sellers and expanding outside of the jewelry vertical, Herrin's hard work has finally paid off.

Over time, a real estate buyer typically pays more in interest to their mortgage lenders than the original purchase price paid to the property seller.

I already got an appointment and it only cost me $ 20 for that lead, and I'm used to paying more than $ 100 per seller lead — at least.»

You'll pay significantly less than the average market list price for a property when the seller is motivated.»

Methodology There's a lot more to home affordability than the price a homebuyer agrees to pay the seller.

A seller could use the aforesaid information to counter back at a higher price than they otherwise would have, causing a buyer to pay more than they otherwise would have!

The short seller hopes to profit from a decline in the price of the assets between the sale and the repurchase, as the seller will pay less to buy the assets than the seller received on selling them.

Aside from the discounts available with short sale real estate investing, it's worth noting that this solution also helps the seller, even if it seems as though the investor is paying much less than they should be.

Not only that, 50 % of them paid more than the item had cost the seller,» Schmidt reports.

Offering to pay more than the cheap items were worth earned the trust of the seller, and the strategists also made the most profit overall: they sacrificed comparatively little on cheap deals and paid a pittance for expensive objects.

And it's the same for my favorite vintage sellers — Why would someone pay more for an «old» vintage dress from the 1950's than the 50's inspired poly - blend dress from the mall?

Effective scarcity marketing takes longer than a five - day promotion, but it'll pay off when your book becomes a best - seller in its category — all because people felt an urgency to download it right when they read your status, email or announcement that it's free.

The price will probably help, too: When it goes on sale Nov. 15, it will cost $ 199, which is less than half of the $ 499 you'll pay for Apple Inc.'s cheapest iPad and $ 50 less than book seller Barnes & Noble Inc.'s Nook Color e-reader.

«If you're able to keep these independent authors off of best sellers lists, the acquisition price that a big five publisher may be willing to pay would be substantially less than someone who's achieved New York Times or # 1 New York Times best selling status,» the executive said.

As traditional publishers look to prune their booklists and rely increasingly on blockbuster best sellers, self - publishing companies are ramping up their title counts and making money on books that sell as few as five copies, in part because the author, rather than the publisher, pays for things like cover design and printing costs.

Given the circumstance that most eBooks are priced lower than $ 6 based on the best sellers on Kindle Top 100 Paid chart, only three out of 20 titles are priced at $ 11.76, $ 7.99, $ 7.78.

The National Association of Realtors, which had railed against FHA's policy for more than a decade, estimated that during 2003 alone, sellers and refinancers were forced to pay nearly $ 690 million in extra interest charges.

This reduction means that sellers will not be allowed to pay more than 3 % of allowable buyer closing costs.

A review of HUD data indicated that when borrowers got their closing costs paid by their sellers or through brokers» yield spread premiums, they received less benefit than expected.

Some sellers will be more likely than others to pay concessions in order to get their home sold.

Required cash to close: $ (down payment plus closing costs and prepaids [other than UFMIP] not paid by seller)

Also, while a home inspection might pay for itself in a regular sale, banks are less likely than traditional sellers to lower the purchase price or make repairs.

If your house is appraised at a lower price than the price you paid, you and the seller will need to abide by the contract you and your Realtors have negotiated.

A seller, then, would need to fork out more than $ 50,000 in commissions for the sale of that million dollar home — since the seller pays both their own realtor's commission as well as the commission for the buyer's realtor, at a standard rate of 2.5 % per realtor.

Generally, the buyer pays more line items than the seller.

Be sure the seller knows that your offer is less than the asking price because he won't have to pay a buyer's agent commission.

At Redfin, now available in more than 80 cities, sellers pay the usual 3 % commission to the buyer's agent but just 1.5 % — or 1 % in some cities, including Washington, D.C. — to their agent.

Rather than paying $ 50 per barrel and receiving the actual fuel, in a cash settled contract the seller of the contract would simply pay Company Z $ 25, or the difference between the spot and futures price.

Since you can not get a loan for more than the appraised value, and the seller will have a difficult time finding another buyer who is willing to pay more than the home is worth, it is in the interest of both parties to try to work this situation out.

If a seller has held an asset for longer than one year, he needs to pay taxes at the long - term capital gains rate, which is 20 % for 2016.

The Adjustable - Rate Mortgages are offered by real estate sellers and agents to make the buyers pay more for the purchased property than they planned.

If you trade options (rather than either exercising them or letting them expire), you'll also be subject to a bid - ask spread, which is the difference between the highest price a buyer is willing to pay and the lowest price a seller is willing to receive for the option.

Mortgage lenders aren't in the habit of paying more for homes than they're worth, which means you'll either need to renegotiate with the seller, cover the difference in cash or walk away from the deal.

Refers to (1) the price paid by the buyer of an option; (2) the price received by the seller of an option; (3) cash prices that are above the futures price; (4) the amount a price would be increased to purchase a better quality commodity; or (5) a futures delivery month selling at a higher price than another.

I'm paying all cash for a house (to make my offer more attractive to seller than other bidding buyers), so I'll have 100 % equity at close of escrow.

Note however that sellers» ask prices tend to be higher than on an exchange, so paying less in fees won't necessarily mean you're getting a better deal.

For example, if a bond has a face value of $ 100 but you bought it 11 months after the last annual interest payment was made, you would have to pay the seller more than $ 100 to take into account the interest accrued.

Rather, seller paid closing costs is simply a way to pay your closing costs over time by rolling it into the purchase price, rather than have that out - of - pocket expense today.

If you have to go that route, the way it works is that you and the seller say that the sale price will be about 6 % more than the price you agreed on, and then the seller «gives» you that extra 6 % that you paid.

However, you'll have to negotiate with the seller to make the improvements before settlement, rather than pay you directly to have the work accomplished.

Even if you represent yourself as the seller agent you will more than likely still have to pay the 3 % commission for the buyers agent.

The obvious problem here was that the mortgages were much dicier than expected, too many of them defaulted, and too many insurers (sellers of credit default swaps) were forced to pay insurance claims.

Now, I advocate buying from the sellers at the conventions where possible, even if the prices there are a bit higher than you'd pay online, but there are times when sellers massively mark up their prices so it might be an idea to head onto the Internet and see how much cheaper it might be.

Christie's Nails a $ 127.7 Million London Contemp Sale — The auction house shot past its high estimate, setting records for Peter Doig ($ 11.9 million for a 1991 canvas, past the $ 10 million paid for a canoe painting in 2007 that briefly made him the world's most expensive living artist — and more than 20 times the amount the seller paid in 2002), Allen Jones ($ 3.4 million for a 1969 assemblage piece), and Pierre Soulages ($ 5.1 million for a 1961 black abstraction, which went for more than seven times its high estimate).

Auction houses played an increasingly important role as sellers of contemporary art after 1973, when the auction of 50 pieces from the Pop art collection of American taxicab magnate Robert Scull — some of which sold at prices 50 times greater than Scull had originally paid — garnered more than $ 2.2 million.

In other words, if you pay $ 10,000 more than you wanted on your house, in exchange for the seller paying your closing costs, it's likely they're the ones who got the better deal.