Sentences with phrase «usually paying the cost»

A buyer's agent typically splits the home sale commission with the listing agent, with the seller usually paying the cost of the commission.

The practice has developed that the seller usually pays the cost of registration.Your lawyer will tell you if the property your are purchasing has been registered.

and usually pay the cost of the sale.

Not exact matches

«In the black market you have to pay 110 bolivares [$ 0.50] for a roll of toilet paper that usually costs 17 bolivares [$ 0.08] in the supermarket,» Camacho told Fusion.

With an ETF, you're usually buying an index, not an actively managed basket of funds, so you effectively subtract the cost of paying a portfolio manager from your fees.

Inspections usually cost a few hundred dollars, which is a small price to pay for peace of mind.

Our off - site medical billing staff maintains high - quality work while costing less than the high salaries that are usually paid out to in - house employees.

In exchange for paying costs, the mortgage lenders will raise the mortgage rate for a borrower by a nominal amount — usually 12.5 basis points (0.125 %) for a $ 250,000 loan size.

I usually vote for credit cards that allow you to reduce borrowing costs when you need to carry - over monthly balances or maximize cash back benefits when you pay off a bill entirely, over credit cards that offer points to buy stuff.

Usually they are doing the best they can with what they have to keep body and soul together for themselves and their families — no one can ask for more of someone than that — at much greater cost to that body and that soul than most of us ever think of paying.

They don't get to make those decisions for other people, particularly when those people almost certainly pay at least a portion (most likely ALL — as these kinds of companies usually «pay it forward» to the employees) of the costs of the healthcare anyways.

And the final product costs a fraction of what you'd pay at Whole Foods!!!! I usually make mine with buttermilk but I have decided to experiment with various souring agents (lemon juice, vinegar, etc...) I posted pictures from my experiment on my blog: http://cuceesprouts.com/2011/04/homemade-farmers-cheese/

That is a «paid for» service plus a commission on sales and costs can usually be recouped in year two, even if the brand is only moderately successful.

A 1979 Oregon resident adult hunting license costs $ 7 — far less than a golfer usually pays to play 18 holes.

It might cost slightly more than you would usually pay but it is super handy to be able to reserve your baby bits online and then to collect them airside at the airport.

You Do Pay For The Convenience The more advanced the diaper, the more it will usually cost you.

Can the party who pays for it (usually the parent's insurance company or Medicaid, and sometimes the state) afford the test and the follow - up care and education that goes with it, and is the cost justified by the benefits of identifying the disorder?

Any savings will help you keep costs down, and if you usually pay a quarter per diaper, a good motivator is to drop a quarter in a jar every time you change a cloth diaper.

Many I have talked to believe its too expenive bc higher weight limit seats usually cost more but really you pay more buying an infant seat, convertable seat for rfing when they are too heavy for the carrier, possibly another forward facing seat and then a booster..

You pay extra transaction fee - usually, expressed by a merchant upping the cost of goods (e.g. in US, many gas stations give you discount on gas if you pay cash).

You usually pay for what you get, though several lower - cost, higher - feature systems are becoming available.

The money will pay for certificate training classes — which usually cost from $ 3,000 to $ 5,000 — to train specific candidates for specific job openings.

And most state agencies don't usually pay contractors for the cost of their employees travelling to and from work.

It is targeted at people who already work in this area and usually paid for by employers so it may not be the most cost - effective or suitable route for an individual.

«But doctors typically don't consider costs, and patients usually aren't paying directly for these scans,» he notes.

He noted that groups can create institutions to manage their communal resources, although these usually fail because of «free - riders» — individuals who try to reap the benefits of cooperation without paying any of the costs.

If you form a team with your friends, most often you only need to pay to register the team, which usually costs about $ 100.

Even the highest quality single - sourced organic coffees don't usually cost this much, and many of us pay that for low - grade, plastic and aluminum coated, environment wrecking pods!

And better yet, they deliver it right to your house with no shipping costs either... and I actually found that the prices were pretty comparable to what I usually pay at the grocery store anyway.

They want to know where I bought it, what it is, and how much it cost — they're usually shocked when I tell them how much I paid.

(The surgery may also require financial support: Many families pay out - of - pocket for the procedure, which usually costs between $ 10,000 and $ 20,000, although insurance companies do sometimes agree to cover it.)

The cost is usually exclusive of wedding trials for which you need to pay separately.

Usually dining clubs would be arranged based loosely on age and you can expect to pay upwards of twice the cost of the meal.

At that point, one of the members (usually the man, Hong tells me) must have been a paid subscriber, which costs $ 6 / month.

This method involves some extra costs — domain names that are in such demand are usually more expensive — plus you may need to pay to the company that will be watching them for you.

He says that managers should know that there is a cost to bringing in talent from the outside and that it pays to nurture and promote from within (Why Promoting From Within Usually Beats Hiring From Outside by Susan Adams).

If press accounts are to be believed, the usually sensible California Legislative Analyst's Office declared this measure cost - neutral because the savings from having fewer kids in regular kindergarten will supposedly pay for the transitional program.

You may have to pay per exam paper, not per subject, which will usually cost around # 40 per exam.

Charter schools in Los Angeles, and around the country, usually must find — and pay for — their own facilities, a tricky prospect given their specific design needs and the high cost of real estate in big cities where many charters are located.

But pre-kindergarten funding usually doesn't cover the entire cost of the program, making it a risky investment for independent charter organizations that can't rely on a school district's central office to help pay for it.

They usually don't offer 4WD or as much space as an SUV, but they do cost less (both in their sticker price and how much you pay to refuel) and tend to have slightly more sporty driving dynamics.

The Subaru WRX STi will cost # 140 a year to tax, but not before you've paid the first year's # 1,700 CO2 - weighted bill (this is usually rolled into the on - the - road price).

We usually have just enough to pay expenses, and since we're location independent and don't have kids, our costs are pretty minimal.

If you want to sell your self published and self produced book through an online outlet such as Amazon, you'll usually have to pay what are called fulfillment costs to have your book listed, warehoused, sold and shipped.

They had in place a hybrid publishing agreement with some of their authors that offered creative terms — usually in which the author paid for some or all of their production and print costs in exchange for higher royalty rates.

Meanwhile, the ebook edition is still around but usually costs about three times more than anybody wants to pay for an unknown author, so it hardly sells.

An example given by O2 is that a Sony Xperia Tablet Z2 usually costs # 529.99 on its own, but on O2 Refresh with the 3 GB per month data plan you will pay # 21 a month with no up - front cost for the device and # 15 a month for the data (a combined monthly fee of # 36).

Libraries are also quite vulnerable — most of them are quite poor, so it sucks that a) they must pay higher prices for a lease on a book rather than being able to purchase it outright and b) libraries usually purchase books in several formats, which ups the cost.

I usually find I get what I pay for — and I've been disappointed by poor writing more than once and it had nothing to do with the cost of the book.

James's insights will be in italics for easy reference.A lot of what James is going to talk about he usually only shares with one - on - one paying clients, so this is a huge opportunity to learn from a master at no extra cost to you.