Lessee
A lessee, also known as a tenant, is a person who rents land or personal property from the owner, or lessor.
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A lessee, also known as a tenant, is a person who rents land or personal property from the owner, or lessor.
A leasehold estate refers to the exclusive right of a tenant to occupy a property for a period of time. Usually a written lease agreement
A lease is a contract in which one party, the lessor, gives the right of occupancy or use of property, such as a car, apartment
A judicial foreclosure refers to when the foreclosure goes through the court system, and there is a court order for the property to be sold
A judgment is a decision from a judge on a civil action or lawsuit. Usually a person is required to pay an amount of money
A judgment lien can be placed on a property when a homeowner is sued, losses, and cannot pay. Judgment liens cover an array of circumstances
Joint tenancy is a form of property ownership in which two or more individuals own a property with equal interest and enjoy equal rights to
Joint tenants with rights of survivorship (JTWROS) describes a form of property ownership in which a co-owner is automatically granted ownership of an asset when
Joint liability is the state of two or more people who are equally responsible for paying back a debt. If someone applies for loan, such
Local governments often charge impact fees to help fund infrastructure improvements. They typically collect these fees from developers, because new construction requires the expansion and