What is another word for buy in?
Pronunciation:
[ bˈa͡ɪ ˈɪn], [ bˈaɪ ˈɪn], [ b_ˈaɪ ˈɪ_n]
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Synonyms for Buy in:
n.
• buy in (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• Other relevant words: (verb) • possession (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- chance,
- grade,
- topographic point,
- blood,
- return,
- ply,
- sinkhole,
- billet,
- leave,
- learn,
- bloodline,
- niche,
- go in,
- assign,
- property,
- plunk,
- range,
- larn,
- picture,
- dive,
- spud,
- post,
- muse,
- persuade,
- caudex,
- win,
- fetch,
- immerse,
- put option,
- express,
- engender,
- contain,
- store,
- gestate,
- cast,
- beat,
- risk of exposure,
- hypothesize,
- dumbfound,
- arrive,
- gillyflower,
- catch,
- drop,
- redemption,
- provision,
- breed,
- come out,
- extend,
- engulf,
- inventory,
- append,
- sustain,
- grease one's palms,
- stead,
- enthrone,
- arrest,
- contract,
- take over,
- gamble,
- adopt,
- launch,
- sump,
- receive,
- pullulate,
- parentage,
- acquit,
- show,
- ancestry,
- fork over,
- cesspit,
- hypothecate,
- go into,
- make,
- ponder,
- livestock,
- well-worn,
- job,
- line of descent,
- pander,
- pimp,
- commonplace,
- empower,
- go under,
- gain,
- engage,
- neckcloth,
- importee,
- hackneyed,
- aim,
- hazard,
- run,
- tree,
- conjecture,
- bargain,
- think over,
- seat,
- have a bun in the oven,
- obtain,
- pull in,
- draw in,
- become,
- evolve,
- assume,
- lapse,
- endow,
- lay,
- bugger off,
- induct,
- pack,
- corrupt,
- endue,
- steal,
- significance,
- stupefy,
- hand over,
- dip,
- banal,
- give,
- guess,
- incur,
- peril,
- find,
- go down,
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- locate,
- let,
- depict,
- recession,
- mull,
- expect,
- set up,
- bewilder,
- order,
- pretend,
- tired,
- submit,
- draw,
- put up,
- fork up,
- adventure,
- lineage,
- subside,
- gunstock,
- convey,
- indue,
- deliver,
- induce,
- bring home the bacon,
- sire,
- take,
- souse,
- meaning,
- experience,
- dunk,
- blank space,
- get into,
- deport,
- jeopardize,
- set out,
- get down,
- meditate,
- buy out,
- supplying,
- localise,
- adorn,
- nonplus,
- fund,
- timeworn,
- slide down,
- gravel,
- fix,
- put on the line,
- drive,
- channel,
- vest,
- perplex,
- allow,
- issue,
- beget,
- identify,
- moneyman,
- have,
- trite,
- turning point,
- set,
- hypothesise,
- slump,
- bourgeon,
- backlog,
- dribble,
- lay on the line,
- couch,
- come in,
- point,
- station,
- settle,
- take on,
- moment,
- fall off,
- implication,
- embark,
- contemplate,
- clothe,
- pass,
- leverage,
- amaze,
- buzz off,
- rate,
- commence,
- send,
- snaffle,
- quoin,
- fuck off,
- go far,
- come,
- secure,
- monopolise,
- take a chance,
- theorize,
- add,
- commit,
- plaza,
- pay back,
- set about,
- baffle,
- theorise,
- comport,
- speculation,
- move into,
- mother,
- direct,
- interpret,
- grow,
- drop down,
- descent,
- soak up,
- piazza,
- bury,
- lieu,
- absorb,
- office,
- farm animal,
- flummox,
- generate,
- origin,
- impart,
- allow for,
- move in,
- nook,
- frame,
- turn in,
- grab,
- germinate,
- pose,
- reflect,
- douse,
- pedigree,
- reserve,
- swallow hole,
- occupy,
- pay off,
- strain,
- begin,
- take chances,
- bribe,
- suffer,
- burgeon forth,
- hold,
- chew over,
- position,
- fork out,
- cesspool,
- capture,
- steep,
- scram,
- redact,
- translate,
- threadbare,
- excogitate,
- try,
- start out,
- situation,
- buyback,
- spell,
- danger,
- develop,
- suppose,
- get under one's skin,
- arrange,
- jeopardy,
- target,
- shoot,
- importation,
- consequence,
- puzzle,
- cater,
- transmit,
- gift,
- old-hat,
- blood line,
- street corner,
- localize,
- stake,
- berth,
- behave,
- go,
- line,
- box,
- risk of infection,
- stemma,
- rank,
- space,
- recess,
- yield,
- conduct,
- broth,
- stick,
- stimulate,
- shoes,
- produce,
- bear,
- cause,
- dump,
- home,
- buy back,
- ruminate,
- run a risk,
- enter,
- mull over,
- sway,
- start,
- shopworn,
- transport,
- signification,
- stock certificate,
- father,
- standard,
- bring,
- offer,
- bring forth,
- make it,
- mystify,
- site,
- vex.
How to use "Buy in" in context?
When buying a home, one of the most important decisions is what "buy in" to a property. Buying in means that you are purchasing the entire property, not just a portion of it. There are many reasons to buy in, but three of the most common reasons are to:
1. Get full use of the property- Buying in means that you own the land and can use it the way you see fit.
2. Avoid closing costs- Closing costs are expensive and can add up quickly if you're purchasing a property partially. By buying in, you can avoid these expenses.
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- Synonyms:
- adopt, advert, affect, affiance, apply, ask, assimilate, assist, assume, attend to.
