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Real Estate Terms - Financial Education Is Your Best Investment
- The Simple Guide for Real Estate Investing, Development & Sales, for Exam, License & Agent.
- Narrated by: William Bahl
- Length: 9 hrs and 42 mins
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Summary
Essential Real Estate Terms You Should Know
Every industry has its own jargon, and real estate is no different. From adjustable rate mortgages to title insurance to amortization, it can all seem like a confusing word salad for those new to the business. But don’t worry - this book compiles a list of over 140 most common terms you’re likely to encounter.
Every real estate term is explained in detail, with clear and concise article style description and practical examples.
This real estate glossary is a handy reference for:
- Real estate agents
- First time home buyers
- Home buyers
- Real estate investors
- Home sellers
This extensive dictionary covers all areas of the real estate market. It is a great starting point for beginners, a valuable resource for investors, as well as a fundamental point of reference for any questions you may have about real estate.
Terms covered in this alphabetical dictionary address topics like:
- Income properties
- Rental properties
- Real estate exam
- Real estate laws
- Real estate jobs
- Real estate financing
- Home flipping
- Property management
- Commercial real estate
Having a basic understanding of important real estate concepts before you start the home buying process will give you peace of mind now and could save you a fortune in the future. For those new to home buying and selling, real estate lingo can add layers of confusion to an already convoluted process.
Taking time to understand the vocabulary can help you as a buyer or seller and educate on the process, eliminating confusion, and get better prepared for a swift and smooth transaction.
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- Jennifer Barnes
- 19-02-20
I enjoyed this book
I enjoyed this book because although I've owned a few rental properties for several years, it was helpful to have him reinforce the things I've been doing and it was also helpful to learn a few things that I didn't know before and it was also an inspirational read. I highly recommend this book to all beginners.
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- Imogen Craig
- 02-10-20
5 years
Each title insurer shall maintain records and evidence of its search and examination and of its determination of insurability for a period of not less than 5 years after the date of the policy or contract
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- Penny Painter
- 26-09-20
Very Marvelous Content
The same way as you would sell a house to a regular buyer. However, you must disclose on the contract that you are a licensed Realtor. Buying a home as a Realtor isnt much different then a traditional sale. Just make sure you announce that your an agent to the Listing agent and that the home is for yourself.
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- Scott Abbott
- 02-10-20
Can a seller accept a second offer?
Only after the first contract is clearly over can the seller accept the second offer. As a rule of thumb in real estate however, you should remember that the seller is always in control. It's their property to keep or sell and they can virtually accept or reject offers at will.
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