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Long-Term Financing

In real estate, long term financing refers to a mortgage or deed of trust with a repayment term of ten years or more. It is typically used to fund the purchase or refinancing of completed properties and is distinguished from shorter term financing arrangements. Unlike...

Insured Mortgage

In real estate finance, an Insured Mortgage is a loan that is protected by insurance against loss...

Interest Rate

In real estate finance, an Interest Rate is the percentage of a loan amount that is charged for...

Loan Origination Fee

In real estate finance, a Loan Origination Fee is a one time charge assessed by a lender for processing and setting up a loan. It is commonly expressed as a percentage of the total loan amount. This fee compensates the lender for services such as underwriting,...

Loan Commitment

In real estate finance, a Loan Commitment is a lender’s written agreement to provide a loan to a borrower under specified terms and conditions. The commitment is typically issued after the lender completes appraisal, underwriting, and credit review. A loan commitment...

Loan Application

In real estate finance, a Loan Application is a document completed by a borrower to provide information a lender uses to evaluate whether to approve a loan. It collects personal, financial, and employment details needed to assess the borrower’s ability and willingness...

Littoral

In real estate and property law, Littoral refers to land that borders a lake, sea, or ocean. It describes property located along the shoreline of large bodies of water. Littoral rights are the rights of landowners whose property abuts these waters and may include...

Listing Agent

In real estate, a Listing Agent is the real estate professional who represents the property owner and secures the listing agreement for a property. The listing agent is responsible for marketing the property, advising the seller on pricing and terms, and coordinating...

Listing

In real estate, a Listing is an agreement between a property owner and a real estate agent or broker in which the agent is authorized to market the property and seek a buyer or tenant. The agreement specifies the price, terms, and conditions under which the property...

Lis Pendens

In real estate law, Lis Pendens is a legal notice recorded in the public records to indicate that a lawsuit is pending that affects title to or possession of real property. The notice serves to warn potential buyers or lenders that the property is subject to...

Liquidated Damages

In real estate contracts, Liquidated Damages are a specific sum of money agreed upon in advance by the parties as compensation if a contract is breached. This amount represents a reasonable estimate of the damages that would result from the failure to perform....

Lintel

In real estate and construction, a Lintel is a horizontal structural member placed above an opening such as a door or window. Its purpose is to support the weight of the wall or structure above the opening. Lintels are commonly made of wood, steel, concrete, or stone,...

Limited Partnership

In real estate and business law, a Limited Partnership is a partnership structure made up of one or more general partners and one or more limited partners. The general partners manage and control the partnership’s business affairs and are personally liable for its...

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