All of "E" Flashcards

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Early Payment Default

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A mortgage loan that is more than 90 days late or into a default status.

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Earnest Money Deposit

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A sum of money you put down to demonstrate your seriousness about buying a home.

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Easement

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A right to cross or otherwise use someone else’s land for a specified purpose. (Access to someone else’s land)

Primary easements:
-Right of way
-Right of entry for any purpose
-Right to support of land
-Right of light and air
-Right to do some act that may amount to a problem
-Right to place or keep something

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Economic Obsolescence

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The loos of value resulting from external economic factors to an asset/assets. (Decreased demand or changed regulations)

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Effective Interest Rate

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The real return on a savings account when calculating interest instead of the stated rate.

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Eminent Domain

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The power of the gov’t to take private property and convert it into public use.

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Employer-Assisted Housing

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A program that assists help with grants, loans, down payments, security deposits.

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Encroachment

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An interference with or onto another’s property. (Lets say you built something and it crosses onto your neighbors property)

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Encumbrance

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A claim attached to property that may lessen it’s value. (A mortgage or other charge on property)

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Entitlement

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A right to a benefit granted upon legal requirement. (That you deserve these certain privileges)

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Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA/ Regulation B)

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A federal statute that prohibits lenders from discriminating against credit applicants based on race, etc, for their ability to repay.

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Equitable Mortgage

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A transaction that has the intent but not the form of a mortgage. (It’s like a security for the mortgage by the lender)

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Equity

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The amount by which an interest in property exceeds secured claims or liens. (OR)
The difference between the value of the property and all encumbrances on it.

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Escrow

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A legal arrangement in which a 3rd party temporarily holds money or property until they are told to hand it over.

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Escrow Accounts

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An account held in the name of the depositor and an escrow agent that is returnable to the depositor . (Items held in escrow until a financial transaction is completed)

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Escrow Agent

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A neutral 3rd party entity who holds onto funds and assets related to a transaction till sale is closed on.

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Escrow Agreement

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The instruction given to a 3rd party to have an escrow hold certain assets.

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Escrow Contract

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The contract among buyer, seller, and escrow holder, setting forth rights and responsibilities off each.

19
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Escrow Holdback

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The act of collecting funds that will be refunded after repairs on the new property.

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Eviction

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Eviction

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The act of dispossessing a person of land or rental property. (Removal of a tenant)

22
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Exclusive Right-To-Sell Listing

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A contract between the listing agent and the property owner. (The broker gets commission even if the seller sells the house)

23
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Exclusive Agency Listing

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A listing giving one agent the right to sell, other than the owner. (Which the broker does not get commission if the seller sells the property themselves)

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Executor

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A person named by a testator to carry out the provisions of the testators will. (When someone dies they make sure all property is distributed and all debts are paid)