Use "lender" in a sentence

1. It is the compensation which the borrower pays to the lender, for the profit which he has an opportunity of making by the use of the money

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2. Part of that profit naturally belongs to the borrower, who runs the risk and takes the trouble of employing it, and part to the lender, who affords him the opportunity of making this profit

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3. The uncertainty of recovering his money makes the lender exact the same usurious interest which is usually required from bankrupts

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4. The stock is at the risk of the borrower, who, as it were, insures it to the lender ; and four or five per cent

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5. The stock which is lent at interest is always considered as a capital by the lender

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6. Almost all loans at interest are made in money, either of paper, or of gold and silver ; but what the borrower really wants, and what the lender readily supplies him with, is not the money, but the money's worth, or the goods which it can purchase

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7. By means of the loan, the lender, as it were, assigns to the borrower his right to a certain portion of the annual produce of the land and labour of the country, to be employed as the borrower pleases

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8. A capital lent at interest may, in this manner, be considered as an assignment, from the lender to the borrower, of a certain considerable portion of the annual produce, upon condition that the burrower in return shall, during the continuance of the loan, annually assign to the lender a small portion, called the interest ; and, at the end of it, a portion equally considerable with that which had originally been assigned to him, called the repayment

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9. The necessities of the state render government, upon most occasions willing to borrow upon terms extremely advantageous to the lender

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10. They were granted, not as the proper fund upon which the money was borrowed, but as an additional encouragement to the lender

11. him: he used one for writing down little notes, phone numbers, and as a lender

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12. The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender; he who sows iniquity shall reap vanity, and the rod of

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13. 28 These things are grievous to a man of understanding; the upbraiding of the houseroom, and reproaching of the lender

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14. Typically, 75%-90% can be advanced against the invoice you generate, and the lender will

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15. The borrower is a slave to the lender (Prov

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16. And the people will be like the priest, the servant like his master, the maid like her mistress, the buyer like the seller, the lender like the borrower, the creditor like the debtor [cf

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17. David Lender is a name we’ll probably be hearing quite a bit of

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18. SHOULD ASK YOUR LENDER TO DROP THE FEE

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19. The way this thing operates is that when the loans are made at the inflated appraisals usually there are kickbacks involved to somebody for getting the phony appraisals approved, and that person was the Senior lender in the real estate department

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20. A lot of the loan proceeds were kickbacks to both the Senior Vice President lender and also to his secretary and the Mafioso guy who was a real estate broker

21. The lender goes round knocking on doors

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22. The lender has noticed her front garden is well maintained and there are nice hanging baskets next to the door

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23. Our housewife asks with a polite but suspicious voice 'Hello?' It is all the lender can do not to slam the door in her face, but instead he politely says 'Sorry, wrong number

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24. The lender has noticed the animal's front lawn is a little overgrown, but the hedges are trimmed and there is no rubbish about

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25. The lender has noted the front garden is a tip, with a burnt-out cart in the middle of it

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26. “Finally, the lender – the hunter, that is - comes to the door of Animal D

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27. The lender has noticed the front garden is well-maintained, but certain jobs that indicate a man are left undone; the gate needs painting, there is grass in the gutters; there is a dead tree that needs cutting down

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28. ' The lender smiles

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29. The Bible equates personal debt with slavery: “The rich ruleth over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender” (Proverbs 22:7)

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30. from a private individual (private lender) and the transaction is documented by a

31. whereby you name the private lender as an additional insured

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32. One of the most important documents you will ever sign with a private lender is the actual

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33. conditions under which the private lender is willing to lend you money and under which you

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34. We recommend the following two clauses in any Promissory Note with a private lender

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35. Without the above prepayment penalty clause, you may have to pay the lender their full

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36. interest for the five years for the right to pay off early or the lender may require a

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37. paying off the private lender Promissory Note by substituting the collateral with a

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38. With this clause, you can flip a property without having to pay off your private lender

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39. One of the bonuses in the our Private Lender Presentation kit it is a complete set of documents we have used for years and are thoroughly time tested for you to use in your private

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40. Simply put, this means that the lender will not penalize you, by charging a fee, if you pay the loan off early either through refinancing or other means

41. This type of loan allows the lender to apply more of the payment to interest and less to the principal balance of the loan

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42. A pre-computed auto loan allows the lender to collect the majority of the interest due during the first half of the loan repayment period

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43. It is important to know your credit rating when you are shopping for a lender

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44. Important Things to look for in a Lender

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45. Just to recap some of the things to look for in a lender:

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46. • Does the lender hold most of the loans it makes or do they jump in and out of the market?

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47. What does this mean? If a potential lender sees that you Copyright © 2005

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48. But if he is in straits, the lender mayrefuse to accept the mortgage as security, and demand a bill ofsale of it, which contains a clause providing that the originalowner may buy it back within a certain time (not over four years,unless more are stipulated in the deed, and never more than ten)

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49. accurate name, address, birth date, or other information that the lender

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50. TrustedID starts with setting fraud alerts (they call this "Lender Doublecheck") at all 3 bureaus as soon as you sign up

51. credit, the lender must call you to verify that it is indeed you submitting the

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52. If the lender cannot reach you, your application will be held up

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53. The reason for the lower “price” of short-term debt is that the lender incurs less

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54. The house is not actually worth what the lender appraises

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55. changes on the fly, can go miles when it comes to a lender or

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56. But, what might happen if the government were the sole legal lender, and all lending activity was transacted through public banks, instead of private banks? Unearned wealth currently being siphoned by investors in the form of interest payments could be financing public programs, and combatting the ballooning national debt

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57. A lender is a beneficiary with a deed of trust or a note as a

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58. A process whereby the owner, with the approval of the lender,

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59. deeds the property to the lender to avoid foreclosure

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60. Property acquired by the lender after it went to auction

61. I had pay off half of loan to the money lender

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62. The money lender came to our house every day to recover his money

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63. Really? Do you own your home or are you just carrying the mortgage for a lender? Have you done the math on the interest you pay? Do you realize that on average everyone works the first five months of the year just to pay taxes? Follow the money

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64. It seems that rescued lender Allied Irish Banks has dramatically bowed to pressure from the Irish taxpayer and government, and have confirmed it will not now award big bonuses to staff

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65. The bank (or other lender) accesses the service in the form of written reports and uses it to judge the application risk before supplying the credit

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66. •Inflation means the lender will be able to buy less for the money as time passes;

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67. All proceeds from the sale, despite the fact that they aren’t enough to cover what you owe the lender, satisfy the debt in full

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68. First, the lender will receive the full balance of the loan, not a shorted amount as it does in the conventional short sale

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69. As with the other government-sponsored programs and conventional short sales, the lender pays your agent’s fees as well as customary closing costs

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70. When a homeowner defaults on a mortgage insured with PMI, the mortgage insurer pays the lender a percentage of its loss

71. The first task of the insurer, when notified that there is a short sale request, is similar to that of the lender: to determine whether it will realize more money from the short sale or from a foreclosure

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72. The lender had not initiated foreclosure proceedings at that time, so foreclosure couldn’t possibly occur for another year

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73. By the time the lender went through the foreclosure process, that $50,000 initial loss had ballooned

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74. For instance, if he owed his lender $350,000 but the short sale only resulted in $210,000, the IRS considered the $140,000 that the lender forgave as “ordinary income” and the homeowner would have been taxed on it

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75. · Negotiate with buyers to bring in the amount the lender is most likely seeking

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76. · Comply, in a timely fashion, with all lender requests

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77. · How many offers will you submit to the lender? (The answer to this should be "One – the best one

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78. In the absence of government amnesty programs, (such asThe Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007, set to expire at the end of 2012), the amount listed on the 1099-C that you receive from your lender after the short sale will be treated as ordinary income on your tax return

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79. A letter that allows me, as your listing agent and authorized representative, to communicate or negotiate with the lender on your behalf

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80. The lender wants to see a fully executed contract, along with any counter offers and addendums

81. The star of the merchant of Venice, a Jewish money lender who lends the sum of 3000 ducats to the merchant Antonio under the condition that if he failed to pay, a pound of his own flesh should be taken as a substitute of payment

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82. The greatest economic power in the world America has shifted from a “greatest lender to the greatest debtor nation

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83. And now, this money lender was standing at his door holding a heavy bag

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84. Many days passed before another favour came from God to this noble guide when one of the shops which he had inherited from his late father was sold; so he took a part of the price he received for the shop, equal to the sum he had borrowed from the money of the money lender, and put it back in her bag after he changed it to golden coins

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85. It was she, the money lender! She had come back to reclaim her bag of money

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86. Unaware of God’s Will and against her own will, the Almighty directed this money lender to relieve His beloved obedient servant of his distress and to alleviate his difficult circumstances

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87. Since toleration is a loaned acceptance, putting one on an eternal payment plan of pleasing the lender, toleration only humiliates, being a caste system inequality, and therefore is, in essence, a Shame Waitlist

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88. Without the guarantee, there is not much a lender can do if your business is unable to

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89. It will also mean that you will be alerted any time a lender asks

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90. When the lender sees that the person applying is not you, they

91. with a lender or apply for credit online, you can be sure that

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92. Be aware that when lender ask to see your credit score, the

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93. A lender makes their money by the interest charged on a loan

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94. If you default on a loan, you cause the lender to lose money

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95. you do this because the lender will have some assurance that

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