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EBay states: If you set a reserve price of Â£50 or more, youâll pay 4pc of that price as a fee. Youâll never pay a reserve fee more than Â£150 per item.. For 30 day buy it now listings, the fee for the listing designer feature will increase from 21p to 30p. However, users can buy the gallery plus for slightly less, at Â£2.50, down from Â£2.85. Adding a subtitle will cost Â£1, rather than Â£1.05.
Many condos and townhomes -- both new construction and existing properties -- impose a capital contribution (sometimes called an initiation fee) on new owners. This is a one-time, nonrefundable fee paid by the buyer at closing.Once collected, the capital contribution is deposited into the HOA's reserve fund, which serves as a savings account for the property. The capital contribution rate is set by the HOA, but it is typically equal to two months of HOA dues.o if the monthly HOA fee is $250, the buyer would need to bring an additional $500 to the closing to cover the capital contribution fee. Move-In Fee. Prior to moving in, new residents of a condo or townhome may be required to pay a move-in fee.