The Language of Real EstateFrom abandonment to zoning, and over 2,800 terms in between, The Language of Real Estate has every term that real estate professionals need. this industry best seller is a must have for all students, practitioners, and educators. Highlights include: * Appendix boasts over 350 commonly used abbreviations. * Subject classification index lists terms by topic. * Spanish key terms help both ESL students and thosewho will be working with ESL customers. |
Contents
A | 1 |
B | 38 |
C | 58 |
D | 105 |
E | 132 |
F | 154 |
G | 183 |
H | 195 |
Q | 324 |
R | 327 |
S | 356 |
T | 390 |
U | 413 |
V | 424 |
W | 430 |
XYZ | 435 |
I | 205 |
J | 223 |
K | 227 |
L | 228 |
M | 251 |
N | 271 |
O | 282 |
P | 292 |
Abbreviations | 438 |
WEB SITE DIRECTORY | 444 |
EnglishSpanish Key Terms | 447 |
SpanishEnglish Key Terms | 455 |
Sample Closing Problem | 463 |
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Common terms and phrases
adverse possession agency agent agreement amount appraisal assessment assets Association borrower broker building buyer capital cash certificate charge clause commission condominium construction contract for deed conveyance corporation cost court covenant creditor damages debt deduction default deposit depreciation developer document easement erty escrow example Fannie Mae federal fee simple financing foreclosure Freddie Mac funds Ginnie Mae grantee grantor housing improvements income interest rate investment joint tenancy land landlord lease leasehold lender lessee liability license lien loan ment mortgage mortgagor notice offer option owner ownership paid parties partnership payment percent percentage lease period possession principal purchase real estate real property REALTORS recorded rent rental residential restrictions sell seller specific statement statute of frauds subdivision tenant term tion title insurance transaction transfer trust Truth-in-Lending Act unit usually zoning