Any fees you are required to pay in advance before you receive a loan. This could include appraisal fees, loan origination fees and document preparation fees, etc.
Start-up cost in the beginning of a new project.
The total amount of cash you need to pay when you buy a home, minus the amount of your loan. Up front costs include your down payment, any closing fees you must pay-like broker's commissions or insurance charges-and the discount points you can use to lower your overall interest rate.
Any fees that are to be paid by the borrower before starting the loan process. Usually the up-front costs are for the appraisal and credit report.
The costs that must be paid at the time of signing a car lease agreement. These can include the first month's payment, a refundable security deposit, a capitalized cost reduction or down payment, taxes, registration and other fees.
Costs that must be paid at the beginning of a lease, such as the security deposit, capitalized cost reduction, taxes, and registration.
Certain costs must be paid when signing a vehicle lease agreement before the dealership will release the vehicle to the buyer. These costs might include the first payment, a refundable security deposit, a down payment, taxes, registration, and other fees.
