A cost paid by the seller, even though the cost is customarily paid by the buyer.

Instance where the seller will paid a cost that is normally paid by the buyer. Usually done to insure that the sale will go through.

Refers to any incentive given by a seller to the buyer to purchase a property, such as money for closing costs, interest rate buydowns, and personal property such as appliances, furniture, etc.

A cost paid by the seller, even though the buyer customarily pays the cost.

Incentive to purchase a property, such as vacations, furniture, automobiles, and securities, and/or excess finance concessions. Also, other giveaways granted by any interested party, including financing inducements that may be over limitations set forth in the definition of financing concessions (to-be sales).