Vocabulary G Flashcards

(13 cards)

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General agent

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Agent who is authorized to perform and and all acts associated with specific services

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General liens

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Lien against all of an individual debtors property , both personal and real. General liens result from some court orders (judicial liens) and some taxes (federal tax liens)

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Geodetic

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is the Earth science of accurately measuring and understanding Earth’s geometric shape, orientation in space and gravitational field.

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Gift deed

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A deed that transfers property out of love and affection rather than the exchange of money

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Ginnie Mae ( GNMA)

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Government National Mortgage Association

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Good faith estimate

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(HELOCS) Home equity line of credit, reverse mortgages, mobile homes and dwellings not attached to land

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Graduated lease

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A graduated lease provides for determined rental increase at specific times

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Graduated Payment Mortgage (GPM)

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Mortgages where payments are low, but gradually increase over the life of the loan

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Gross lease

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The leasee pays a rent at a fixed rate

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Gross rent multiplier (GRM)

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Estimate of the eye or return on an investment that does not utilize capitalization rate or net of operating income

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Ground lease

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Rent an agreement which an owner leases vacant land or ground to a tennant, who then builds his own building

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Habendum clause

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Clause in a deed, also known as the “to have and to hold clause” which follows the premises (granting) clause and indicates the type of estate and interest that the deed is conveying

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Heterogeneity

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State of being diverse in character or uniqueness

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