Definitions for "Overages"
Royalty payments received or paid after the royalty advance (normally used to cover development costs) has been recouped.
This term refers to the increase in the cost to operate the property from one year over the last. If it cost $5 per foot per year (for electric, water, janitor, taxes, etc) last year, and $5.40 per foot this year, then the overages are $.40 per foot per year. The tenant would be responsible to pay this overage to the Landlord, based on the size of the space they have.
are the difference between the lowest available price for a loan and what you agree to pay for that loan. Loan officers and brokers are not required to give you the lowest price for a loan. In many cases, loan officers or brokers are allowed to keep some (or all) of the overages as profit.
are the difference between the lowest available price and any higher price that the home buyer agrees to pay for the loan. Loan officers and brokers are often allowed to keep some or all of this difference as extra compensation.
Over or beyond the original scope often impacting budget.
Any excess in the actual number of pieces in a shipment as compared to the quantity reported on the cargo control document.