Sentences with phrase «true market price»

Note that actual home values will vary based on factors such as proximity to commercial centers, access to transit and home size — rentals tend to be smaller (and therefore less expensive) than for - sale properties, so these values may overestimate true market prices.

The hard fact for North American producers is only now are we seeing a true market price for crude oil.

For instance, what is the true market price at which the fund could sell its private equity fund investments?

Traditional sports books with higher juice receive far less volume and their prices are not efficient measures of the true market price.

BLM can achieve a true market price only if the proposed law reduced that allotment and required the four companies to refine helium for other buyers for a controlled fee, he testified.

... 1) True Market Pricing... 2) Express delivery option (1 hour or less!)

When you purchase a car, truck, or SUV at our dealership not only will you buy that vehicle at the true market price, but you'll also receive a lifetime warranty and perhaps most importantly, a relationship with a dealership that you can trust.

Accordingly, the only way to determine the true market price at a given time is to obtain competitive bids,» the complaint states.

An ETF with a consistent trading history like IJJ indicates that there is an active market for this ETF, and that there are generally enough investors trading IJJ for smaller investors to still get a true market price.

It's called The Curious Case of the Market Price That Is Not the True Market Price.

This leaves the seller unable to be realistic of the true market price of their property.

If you've been reading the article carefully (and we hope you have), then you should know by now all the ins and outs of setting a true market price.

Rentberry creates a healthy rental environment in which all prospective tenants can customize and negotiate their rental offers based on the competition and as a result rent the place at fair and true market price.

Property investors should be very cautious when buying such properties in falling markets, because even if they buy at a significant real discount from the true market price at the time of the transaction, that discount may shrink significantly or disappear in a short time because of the rapidly declining market price