Title
A title document is evidence and recognition of an individual’s right to ownership of something.
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A title document is evidence and recognition of an individual’s right to ownership of something.
A walk-through is a buyer’s final inspection of a property before closing on the sale.
A “wet bar” is a small bar used for mixing and serving alcoholic beverages, it includes a sink with running water. This differs from a
A subagent is a real estate agent or broker who brings in the buyer to purchase a property, but he is not the property’s listing
A special assessment is a levy that homeowners’ associations or local governments impose to pay for the installation or repair of common services when the
Also called Administrator’s, Executor’s, Sheriff’s, Tax, Foreclosure, or Gift Deed. Frequently used in connection with court proceedings or persons acting in some type of official
A “solarium”, also known as a greenhouse or glass enclosure, is a type of sunroom addition that is made entirely of glass. The original purpose
Spanish Revival architecture tends to feature low-pitched, red-tile roofs, stucco walls, rounded arches, and an asymmetrical façade. It also generally embraces rich decorative details in
Some mobile homes are considered to be “single wide”– meaning that they are usually 8-12 feet in width. They may have as little as 400
A Seller Disclosure is a set of documents completed by the seller of a home, listing any known issues with the property and any remodel