A fee charged the buyer by the lending institution for the appraisal and credit check.
A fee usually paid at the time an application is given to a lender for assistance in completing and reviewing an application. Some lenders collect fees for a vehicle appraisal and a credit report, instead of an application fee, at the time of application.
Lender fees charged to the applicant to cover the initial costs of processing a loan application. An application fee may include a property appraisal, a credit report, and a lock-in fee or other costs.
A sum of money collected which is applied toward the estimated initial mortgage processing expenses. (Appraisal and Credit Report).
Fees that some lenders charge upon application. It goes towards initial processing expenses like the property appraisal and credit report.
A charge for the processing of an application.
This fee is often non-refundable and it applied by the lender to cover a portion of the costs of processing your loan application. The application itself is used for various purposes, including: to apply for a mortgage loan, containing information about a borrower’s income, savings, assets, debts, and more.
fee charged by a lender when applying for a mortgage loan. This may include the cost of a property appraisal and a credit report, plus administrative charges.
A one-time fee charged by the mortgage company for processing your application for a loan. Sometimes called the "origination fee."
Fees usually charged by Finance/Leasing Company on signing a finance agreement.
Also called an Establishment Fee. Fee paid to set up your loan and usually includes legal fees and property valuation charges. Usually not charged if the loan doesn't proceed or if the loan is declined but this varies between lenders.
a one time fee charged by the Bank to process a merchant account
A fee to cover some of the charges of the loan process.
A fee for applying for a mortgage. This fee often includes the cost of a full credit report on the borrower, and a property appraisal. The typical amount may be $350.
A fee that is charged upon submission of a property application. A loan officer will go over the details about the amount of your specific application fee.
Fee that Lenders charge to cover or partially cover the lender's internal costs to consider or secure the Loan.
An initial fee, often levied by finance companies, payable on signing of a finance agreement.
The fee that is charged by a lender when you lodge a loan application
A fee charged by the lender to cover the administrative costs of setting up a mortgage. This will include the preparation of documents and certain processing expenses in connection with completing a mortgage account.
The application fee covers the lender’s cost of processing the loan. Depending on the loan, this fee may be reduced or waived.
A fee charged by the lender (bank) to cover the cost of processing the application.
Fees paid to the lender at the time of application. This fee, when charged, often includes the cost of the appraisal and mortgage credit report.
A fee charged to cover a lenderâ€(tm)s internal costs of setting up a loan.
A fee charged by a lender for establishing a loan.
A fee, usually non-refundable, charged by the lender to cover costs of processing your application.
Some banks will charge a fee for loan applications. Paying this fee does not guarantee you will be approved for the loan and even if your application is rejected you will still have to pay this.
That part of the closing costs pre-paid to the lender at time of application to cover initial expenses.
An application fee may frequently include charges for property appraisal ($200-$400) and a credit report ($30-50), and is paid upfront.
A fee paid by a borrower for setting up a loan.
Fee charged by a lender at the time of loan application. This fee may include the cost of an appraisal, credit report, lock-in fee or other closing costs which are incurred during the process of the fee may be in addition to other charges.
A fee charged by the lender or broker for the loan application.
An application fee may include the cost of an appraisal and credit report. The fee is charged when applying for the loan.
A sum of money paid towards estimated initial mortgage processing expenses such as appraisal and credit report.
Fee charged by lender at loan closing to cover initial the costs of processing a loan application
a charge to the merchant who is applying for the ability to begin credit card processing
A fee that may be charged by some lenders to process a loan application.
This is made up of a valuation fee and a non-refundable administration fee.
The fee that some lenders charge in order to accept an application.
An amount charged by the lender to cover costs associated with processing a loan application.
Fees that are paid upon application.
The application fee is the amount that your lender or bank will charge when applying for the loan. There will be fees for things such as appraisal and/or legal services, but make sure there isn't a separate fee for simply applying for the mortgage. Mortgage tip: Many lenders will waive this fee when asked, or when they are competing with a lender for your business.
The fee that a mortgage lender charges to apply for a mortgage to cover processing costs.
Some lenders charge an up-front Application Fee to cover some of the costs of processing the loan application. Sometimes, the lender only collects the actual costs of an appraisal and credit report.
A fee usually paid at the time an application is given to a lender for helping to complete and review an application. Some lenders collect fees for a property appraisal and a credit report, instead of an application fee, at the time of application.
The fee charged by the lender to the borrower for accepting a loan application. If you charge this fee to all applicants, whether or not their application is successful, you don't have to include it in the finance charge. However, if you only charge it to some applicants, you must include it. Application fees can be entered as an exclusion for real estate loans.
Enter the application fee for accepting this loan application. If you charge this fee to all applicants, whether or not their application is successful, you don't have to enter it here. However, if you only charge it to some applicants, you must enter it here. Application fees can be entered as an exclusion for real estate loans.
A fee charged by the broker or lender at application. This can be paid at application or by closing.
Some credit card issuers may require an "application" or "processing" fee before even considering you for a card. This is uncommon among general-use cards, but may apply to cards designed for people with new or damaged credit, such as secured, unsecured and pre-paid credit cards.
The fees the lender charges the applicant. May include costs of a property appraisal and a credit report on the applicant. May be payable by applicant even if loan is not approved.
The borrowerâ€(tm)s fee to apply for a loan; does not guarantee that the loan will be approved.
One-time fee charged by the mortgage company for processing your application for a loan. Sometimes the application fee is applied toward certain costs, including the appraisal and credit report.
Money paid to the lender for the initial expenditures of processing a loan application which may include the expense of a property appraisal, credit report, lock-in fee or closing costs incurred.
A fee that some lenders charge to accept an application. It may or may not be refundable if the lender declines the loan.
This is a fee that may be charged by the lender to cover the costs of processing your loan application.
Funds required by a lender in advance of processing a loan request. Generally a fee is collected to cover the costs of an appraisal and credit report and may or may not be refundable.
Fee charged by the lender to process your loan application. Some lenders may waive or reduce this fee for certain products. Also known as an establishment fee or approval fee.
A fee that may be charged by the lender to cover the costs of processing your loan application. It is usually charged at the beginning of the application process.
This is a fee for processing the paperwork and setting up the account.
The charge a prospective borrower pays to a lender in exchange for processing a loan application.
Some banks will charge an application fee if you apply for a loan. Paying this fee does not guarantee you will be approved for the loan and you will still have to pay this fee even if your application is rejected.
fees paid upon application. An application fee may include charges for property appraisal and a credit report.
That amount of money that an institution charges for processing a student's application for acceptance. This amount is not creditable toward tuition and required fees, nor is it refundable if the student is not admitted to the institution.
What the lender charges to process the document in which a prospective borrower details his or her financial situation to qualify for a loan.
includes appaisal and credit report fees and Federal National Mortgage Association underwriting fee, if charged.
The fee charged by a lender, or broker, to the borrower for applying for a loan. Payment of this fee does not guarantee that the loan will be approved.
a fee charged by a merchant account provide to set up your account. Some providers wave this fee or do not have it at all.
A fee, often not refundable, charged by the lender to cover your application processing costs.
The fee that a lender charges to process a loan application.
The fee charged by the lender to the borrower for applying for a loan. Payment of this fee does not guarantee that a loan will be approved. Some lenders may apply the cost of the application fee to certain closing costs.
An application fee is charged by some lenders and may include charges for items such as property appraisal and/or a credit report unless those fees are reported separately.
This is charged by the lender to the borrower when applying for a loan. It does not however guarantee that the loan will be approved.
Fee charged by a lender to cover the initial costs of processing a loan application. The fee may include the cost of obtaining a property appraisal, a credit report, and a lock-in fee or other closing costs incurred during the process or the fee may be in addition to these charges.
A fee charged used to cover the out of pocket costs of processing your loan.
The amount a lender charges for processing a loan application: may be nonrefundable.
the amount, usually non refundable, that a lender charges for processing a borrower's application for a loan.
A fee that some lenders charge to accept an application for a loan.
a charge imposed by a lender in order to process a loan or mortgage application.
Return To Glossary Index A Fee that is paid with the application. Application fee's may include charges for property appraisal ($250-$350) and/or a credit report ($50-60).
The fee charged by a lender to cover or partially cover the lender's costs of setting up or establishing the loan.
A fee paid by the borrower for the processing of the loan & mortgage documents. donnaho
Fees that are paid to a lender or broker to initiate the mortgage application process.
Fee charged by lender to offset fixed costs related to mortgage loan processing such as appraisal, credit report, and underwriting.
This is the fee which may be charged by the lender to cover the costs of processing your loan application. It is usually charged at the beginning of the loan process.
Lenders charge a fee to process the application or document as filled out by a prospective borrower to qualify for a loan. The application generally details the financial situation of the borrower and must be reviewed before a loan decision can be made.
For some types of mortgage we will ask you to pay an application fee before your mortgage can be considered. The fee is non refundable. Bank of England base rate This is the interest rate set by the Bank of England, also known as the 'repo' rate.
fee lenders charge to process a loan application.
Often non-refundable, this is the fee charged by the lender to cover a portion of the costs of processing a loan application.
Fees paid to the lender at the time of application for a loan. It may include charges for a credit report, property appraisal, etc.
Non-refundable fees paid when you apply for your loan. They may include charges for property appraisal, a credit profile and so forth.