Terms with Tag Realty
- Detached Structure — Definition,
- A building that is not attached to another building.
- Developer — Definition,
- To develop or create something.
- Companies that buy land and put up buildings for rent or sale.
- Development (devel) — Abbreviation,
- Dimension Plans — Definition,
- Diagrams that show location of building outlines and other improvements on a lot, but which are not as detailed as blueprints.
- Direction Générale des Biens Immobiliers (DGBI) — Acronym, Canada, ➥ French acronym for Real Property Branch (RPB).
- Disclosure — Definition,
- A statement listing potential defects to a property, such as the possible existence of lead paint or radon.
- A statement required by most provinces that requires the creditor to tell the debtor the annual percentage rate, finance charges and other terms of a loan.
- Distress — Definition,
- The right of one party to sell real or personal property belonging to another party to pay unpaid or overdue debt.
- Distressed Property — Definition,
- Property that is in poor condition, or whose owner is in poor financial condition.
- Domicile — Definition,
- A person's permanent residence.
- Double Net (NN) — Acronym,
- Downtown (dtwn, dntwn) — Abbreviation,
- Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) — Acronym,
- Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (DSEIS) — Acronym,
- Dry Rot — Definition,
- A fungal decay that causes lumber to crumble.
- Drywall — Definition,
- Panels of gypsum plaster wrapped in thin cardboard and attached to the house framing to create interior walls.
- Dual Agency — Definition,
- When a real-estate agent or broker represents both parties in a transaction.
- Dual Agent — Definition,
- A real estate agent who acts for both parties in a property sale.
- Due on Sale (DOS) — Acronym,
- Duplex (dup) — Abbreviation,
- One building that contains two housing units.
➥ A two-unit complex. - Durham Region Real Estate Board (DRREB) — Company Est. 1954, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada,
- Early Occupancy — Definition,
- A condition in which the seller allows the buyer to move in before the sale is closed.
- Earnest Money Contract (EMC) — Acronym,
- Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) — Acronym,
- Money given by a buyer when making a formal offer to demonstrate that the buyer is serious. Also called a deposit.
➥ A down payment. - Easement — Definition,
- A means by which access or right of way is granted by law if an owner of a property is negligent in restricting access or enforcing trespassing laws for ten years or more.
- Giving persons other than the owner access to or over a property.
- Easement(s) (ease) — Abbreviation,
- Edmonton Real Estate Board (EREB) — Company Est. 1927, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, ➥ In 2007 the EREB changed its name to the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton.
- Edmonton Realtors' Charitable Foundation (ERCF) — Company Est. 1986, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, ➥ See REALTORS Community Foundation - Edmonton & Area.
- Effective Age — Definition,
- An appraiser's estimate of the physical condition of a building. The actual age of a building may be shorter or longer than its effective age.
- Effective Gross Income (EGI) — Acronym,
- Electric or Electricity (ele, elec) — Abbreviation,
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