Well, to all you completeest, congratulations. You've made it to the end of the definitions.

Or perhaps you're listening to this in 2025 because you just really need to know the meaning

of one word that starts with the letter W. Hey, what's it like in the future? Who's the president?

Is it Dwayne Johnson, Beyonce, Kevin Hart? Anyway, here in the present, it's time to finish

the alphabetossary.

That's right, gang.

Uv, W, X, Y, and Z right now.

I'm not.

I'm not here. What's happening, everybody?

How you doing my how to buy homies?

I am the Unicorn Wrangler, David Sedona, your diehard advocate for you, the first-time homebuyer,

and of course, the de facto leader of the revolution to change the real estate industry by giving you the power back. That's right, power to the people. So you can have

the first-time home buying experience that you deserve. We're going to crush your confusion and find

the best way for you to beat this rigs system. Now, on to the definitions. It's the very end. You made it. UV, W, X, Y, and Z,

starting with you. Your first U is upfront costs. All right, you know, when you watch the cop shows,

and they're looking to do a sting, and they've got a John who's going to an undercover cop

that's being a lady of the night, and they tell everyone, hey, remember, nobody goes in until he

hands are the money. That is an example of an upfront cost, except nobody got screwed. And when

you're buying a house, screwing can happen to you in multiple different ways. But then again,

you have listened to every episode of the A to Z terms and definitions, so you're probably

going to avoid most of this crew ring.

Up front costs are the fees that a buyer pays once you open that contract and before you

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