Remaining Economic Life

In real estate appraisal, remaining economic life refers to the estimated number of years from the date of an appraisal until an improvement is no longer economically useful. It represents the period during which the property is expected to contribute value through...

Remainder (real estate law)

In real estate law, a remainder is a future interest in property that becomes possessory after the termination of a prior estate, such as a life estate. It is created at the same time as the prior estate and is intended to take effect automatically when that estate...

Release Clause

In real estate finance, a release clause is a provision in a blanket mortgage or other blanket encumbrance that permits the release of individual parcels from the lien. The release occurs upon payment of a specified amount toward the underlying debt. Release clauses...

Release

In real estate law, a release is a legal instrument used to remove a lien or claim from property, such as one created by a mortgage or judgment. It formally acknowledges that the obligation secured by the lien has been satisfied or otherwise discharged. When a deed of...

R.E.I.T. (Real Estate Investment Trust)

In real estate finance, R.E.I.T. stands for real estate investment trust. It refers to a business entity or trust that owns, operates, or finances income producing real estate. Real estate investment trusts are typically organized to comply with requirements of the...