What is a definition for "Sale by Instalment"?
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Sale by instalment is defined as a marketing strategy by which customers are offered goods and services with the agreement that payment will be by instalment.  another name for sale by instalment are leasing, hire purchase.
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purchase power - sales opportunity
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This is when you purchase property without any deposit. Hence the 'no money down'. You would pay it off instalments as usual
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You sell someone's products.  Usually, you have to sign an agreement with the product owner.  You will get commissions by selling their products and you can get stronger support from them or even training for free or at a better price.
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point of sales are helpful to match the product with the label..,.the products itself has to match..the weight does(if applicable) and the price also...
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This is usually referred to as a "Land Cotnract." An installment contract drawn between a buyer and a seller for the sale of property, in which ownership of the property is not transferred until all the payments have been made.\n\nThe link below claims to know how to do this.
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Generally used when a property is sold at auction by a court order, either as a result of a judgement in a lawsuit being executed against the property, or a tax sale. \n\nBasically it's a limited warranty deed.
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The easement should already be in place.  The title company should perform a full title search for you - bring the question up to them.\n\nEasement:  An interest in land owned by another person, consisting in the right to use or control the land ... for a specific limited purpose *such as to cross it for access to a public road.
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Indoor selling means working within a store of some sort and selling a product from that location only.  Outdoor selling is when you walk around outside and try to sell to people on the street.
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Contingencies are statements in your purchase agreement between the buyer and the seller of things that need to be done before the sale can close. Like: Sale of the buyer's house in order to buy...(said as, "Contingent upon..."), also contingent upon a buyer obtaining a mortgage within so many days. \n\nTo remove these contingencies so the sale can close, it must be written and signed by all parties, on an addedum to the original sales agreement, that these contingencies have been met. If these are not met, or performed, there is no closing. Now, is that clear as mud? lol
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It means:\n\nThe details of the sale, what the seller sold it for, or how much the buyer paid for it, was kept private. no one else knows the price paid.\n\nYou have to earn many many points in order to ask many questions....
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Well, I just finished my course in principles of business. According to my book there are really two types of selling. Retail and industrial. Retail is stated as selling a consumer a product for the buyer's personal or household use. Industrial is defined as selling products to other businesses for the purpose of manufacturing other products for resale. So yours seems to be a retail, and in more detail it is a service that you are offering, not a good. Sorry i couldnt be more detailed.
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monthly installment? (sales price - deposit)/(%number.of.mths) which could be 12/18/24 +++
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If you are talking about an ad for property for sale that contains the words "broker co-op" it means that the seller is selling it without a realtor but will cooperate with (pay a commission to) a realtor who brings in a buyer.
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it is selling process done by raising bids by possible buyers and article is sold to the person who raises highest bid.
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The Song-Beverly Consumer Act gives the purchaser an implied warranty of merchantability an implied warranty of fitness on goods, provided that the goods are not excluded from these warranties. One example of excluded gods are goods that are sold "as is", providing that they bear the required written disclaimer.\n\nMore specific cases of what's included, excluded, or can be covered by an additional service contract or warranty are in the text of the bill, which is available through the source link.
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unclear question... are you looking for examples of ads that offer "service after the sale" ?