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The buyer pays.
In a real estate transaction, typically the buyer pays as it is the most beneficial to them to have this process completed. There are seller inspections where they will pay before placing their home on the market to show what condition their home is in and there are home maintenance inspections that are designed for home owners where the home owner will pay. Most realtors will stress the importance of a home inspection and will sometimes pay for their client or negotiate for the seller to pay. Nine times out of ten it is the buyer.
Musharaka in Arabic means "partnership", so a diminishing musharaka is a diminishing partnership, in the sense that a home buyer and his/her bank are partners in the purchase of the home. The diminishing musharaka contract generally provides for the home buyer to contribute a deposit, while the bank pays the rest, and the two become co-owners of the home. The home buyer lives in the house, paying rent to the bank as well as regular scheduled purchases of "units" of the bank's share of the house. As the bank's ownership decreases/diminishes, the rent decreases accordingly, until the home buyer has bought out the bank and owns the house outright. For a more detailed explanation, see here: http://www.darululoomkhi.edu.pk/fiqh/islamicfinance/dm.html
certificate of deposit
When the seller of a home pays for the building for the buyer and the buyer then makes payments to the seller, it is called 'owner financing'. This can benefit both the buyer and the seller. The buyer can purchase homes they normally could not due to low or bad credit, and the process is generally more flexible than when a professional is involved. Sellers get more money in the end thanks to interest and may be able to sell a property more quickly if they offer this option.
The buyer
The buyer pays.
The interested buyer usually pays for the properties inspector.
Consumer surplus is what the buyer is willing to pay for a product minus what the buyer actually pays and a tax raises the price the buyer actually pays.
THE BUYER OF THE HOUSE PAYS EARNEST MONEY. NO MATTER WHO'S RESPONSIBILITY IT IS FOR GETTING IT THE ONE WHO PAYS DOESN'T CHANGE NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS
Buyer pays the notary and fees.
In a real estate transaction, typically the buyer pays as it is the most beneficial to them to have this process completed. There are seller inspections where they will pay before placing their home on the market to show what condition their home is in and there are home maintenance inspections that are designed for home owners where the home owner will pay. Most realtors will stress the importance of a home inspection and will sometimes pay for their client or negotiate for the seller to pay. Nine times out of ten it is the buyer.
Musharaka in Arabic means "partnership", so a diminishing musharaka is a diminishing partnership, in the sense that a home buyer and his/her bank are partners in the purchase of the home. The diminishing musharaka contract generally provides for the home buyer to contribute a deposit, while the bank pays the rest, and the two become co-owners of the home. The home buyer lives in the house, paying rent to the bank as well as regular scheduled purchases of "units" of the bank's share of the house. As the bank's ownership decreases/diminishes, the rent decreases accordingly, until the home buyer has bought out the bank and owns the house outright. For a more detailed explanation, see here: http://www.darululoomkhi.edu.pk/fiqh/islamicfinance/dm.html
The seller. The seller is shipping it to the buyer, not vice versa.
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Recording fees can be a matter of agreement between the parties. Generally the buyer pays recording fees for documents in the buyer's name.
A deposit account that pays interest.