17 Acquiring Property Flashcards

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What is As is in the context of sales?

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A category of sales that allows the seller to get around legal requirements for warranties; the buyer takes all risk of nonperformance or other problems despite any salesperson’s verbal assurances.

This term emphasizes the buyer’s responsibility for any issues after purchase.

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What does the Cooling-off rule entail?

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A Federal Trade Commission rule that gives consumers three days to cancel a contract of $25 or more if the contract was signed anywhere other than a seller’s normal place of business.

This rule is designed to protect consumers from high-pressure sales tactics.

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Define an Extended warranty.

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Agreement between the seller and buyer of a product to repair or replace covered product components for some specified time period; purchased separately from the product itself.

Extended warranties are often marketed as a way to provide peace of mind after the standard warranty expires.

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What is Impulse buying?

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Buying too quickly without fully considering priorities and alternatives.

This behavior can lead to buyer’s remorse and financial strain.

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What does Lease refer to in sales?

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Rental of a product while ownership title remains with the lease grantor.

Leasing is common for vehicles and equipment, allowing use without ownership.

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What is Negotiating?

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Process of discussing actual terms of agreement with a seller, usually on higher-priced items.

Effective negotiation can lead to better prices and terms.

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What is Pre-shopping research?

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Gathering information before actually beginning to interact with sellers.

This helps consumers make informed decisions and compare options.

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What does Upside down mean in finance?

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A situation where the owner of a financed asset owes more than it is worth, thus creating negative equity.

This often occurs with vehicles or property during market downturns.

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Define Warranty.

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Sellers’ assurances that goods are as promised and that certain steps will be taken to rectify problems if they arise.

Warranties provide consumer protection and can vary in length and coverage.

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