A type of acceleration clause, calling for a debt under a mortgage or deed of trust to be due in its entirety upon transfer of ownership of the secured property. For example, if a homeowner with a mortgage transfers their property to another party, the lender may...
Adverse possession is a legal concept that, in certain situations, allows one party who is occupying another party’s land to take legal ownership of that land. This concept originated in medieval English common law; it intended to make sure that land that was being...
Are you about to take the Arizona Real Estate Salesperson Licensing Exam? If so, you might want to pump the brakes and study some new material before doing so. The Arizona Department of Real Estate released a significant amount of new exam topics in Q4 of 2025, topics...
Are you a Washington real estate licensee? Are you as excited about the new 2026-2027 CORE CE course as we are–the one that we give to you FREE of charge? At OnlineEd, we’ve been preparing for this moment for months; the moment we’ll go live with our...
When I saw the headline in Forbes “Here’s Why Old Homes Suddenly Cost More Than New Ones,” I instantly thought I knew why. I love old homes; finally everyone agrees with me! The general public must now see the beauty of dated yet charming floor plans and the unique...
