Dyskusja:Nieruchomość

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termminologia związana z nieruchomościami w obszrach anglojęzycznych: Abandonment, Abstract continuation, abstract of title, accelerated depreciation, acceleration clause, clause, acceptance, access, accidental agency, accord and satisfaction, accretion, accrued, accrued depreciation, accrued expenses, acknowledgment, acquisition, acquisition cost, acquisition debt, acre, actual age, actual notice, adjoining lands, Adjustable rate mortgage, ARM, adjusted basis, adjusted sales price, adjustment, administrative law judge, HUD, ALJ, administrator, administrator deed, administratrix, ad valorem, adverse possession, aesthetic zoning, affirmative easement, age-55-and-over exclusion, agency, agent, agreement, air rights, alienation, alienation clause, allodial system, alluvion, amenites, American with Disabilities Act, ADA, amortization schedule, amortization mortgage, anchor store, annexation, annual, annual percentage rate, APR annual tax sale, anticipation, appraisal, Appraisal Administration Fund, appraisal process, Appraisal report, appreciation, approaches to value, appurtenance, appurtenant easement, arm’s length transaction, arrears, Article 4, artificial person, asking price, assemblage, assessed value, assessment, assessor, assignee, assignment, assignment of lease, assignor, Association of Real Estate License Law Official, ARELLO, assumable mortgage, attestation, attorney-at-law, attorney-in-fact, auction, avulsion, bail bound, balance, balloon mortgage, bargain-and-sale deed, baseline, base rent, basis, benchmark, beneficial title, beneficiary, bequest, bilateral contract, bill of sale, blanket mortgage, block, blockbusting, blue sky laws, bona fide purchaser, book value, boot, breach of contract, broker, brokerage, brokerage agreement, Brokerage Relationship in Real Estate Transaction Law, budget, building codes, bulk zoning, bundle of rights, buyer brokerage, capital gain, capital improvement, capitalization, capitalization formula, capitalization rate, cap rate, capital reserve budget, carryover clause, extender, safety clause, cash flow, caveat emptor, certificate of eligibility, certificate of occupancy, certificate of reasonable value, certificate of title opinion, chain = 66 feet, chain of title, principle change, chattel, chattel mortgage, chattel real, Chief of Real Estate Investigators, chronological age, civil action, Civil Rights Act of 1866, Civil Rights Act of 1968, client, closed-end mortgage, closing, closing cost, closing statement, settlement statement, cloud on a title, cluster zoning, Code of Ethics and Standard of Practice, codicil, coinsurance clause, collateral, color of title, commercial property, Commercial Real Estate Broker Lien Act, commingling, commission, commissioner’s deed, commitment, common areas, common law, common law agency, community based planning, community planning, community property, comparable, comparison approach, compensatory damages, competence, competition, complete performance, condemnation, condemnation value, conditions, condominium, condominium declaration, confidential information, conformity, consideration, construction loan, construction mortgage, construction eviction, construction notice, consumer, contingency, continuing education requirement, contour map, contract, contract buyer’s policy, contract for deed, contract rent, contribution, conventional life estate, conventional mortgage loan, conversion, convey, conveyance, cooling-off period, cooperating broker, cooperative, co-ownership, corporation, corporeal, corrective maintenance, correlation, reconciliation, counteroffer, covenant, covenant against encumbrances, covenant for further assurances, covenant of quiet enjoyment, covenant of right to convey, covenant of seisin, covenant of warranty, credit, creditor, cubic foot method, cul-de-sac, cumulative zoning, curable depreciation, curtesy, customer, damages, datum, debit, debt service, decedent, declaration of condominium, declaration of restriction, decree, deductible expenses, deed, deed in lieu of foreclosure, deed in trust, deed in bargain and sale, deed of confirmation, deed of gift, deed of release, deed of surrender, deed of trust, deed restriction, default, defeasance clause, defeasible, defeasible fee, deficiency judgment, delivery and acceptance, demise, Department of Housing and Urban Development, HUD, depreciable asset, depreciated value, depreciation, descent, designated agency, designated agent, devise, devisee, directive zoning, disability, disclosure of information, disclosure statement, discount points, discriminatory advertising, disintermediation, dominant tenement, easement appurtenant, dower, dual agency, due-on-sale clause, duress, duty of disclosure, earnest money, easement, easement appurtenant, easement by condemnation, easement by grant, easement by implication, easement by necessity, easement by prescription, easement in gross, economic depression, economic life, economic obsolescence, economic rent, effective age, effective demand, effective interest rate, egress, ingress, ejectment, emblements, eminent domain, enabling act, encroachment, encumbrance, endorsement, enforceable, environmental impact system, Environmental Policy Act, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Equal Credit Opportunity Act, ECOA, equalization factor, equitable title, equity of redemption, escalated lease, escalation clause, escheat, escrow, escrow account, escrow agent, escrow instructions, estate at sufferance, estate at will, estate for years, estate from year-to-year, estate in fee, estate in real property, estate tax, estoppel, esteppel certificate, esteovers, et al., et ux., evaluation, eviction, exclusive agency listing, exclusive right-to-sell listing, exclusive-use zoning, executed contract, execution, execution of judgment, executor, executory contract, executrix, exempt, exercise of option, express contract, express agency, extended coverage, extender clause, face amount, face-to-face closing, Fair housing Act of 1968, Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988, fair market value, familial status, Fannie Mae, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, Feddie Mac, FHA, VA, Federal Housing Administration, Federal National Mortgage Association, Federal Reserve System, fee simple absolute, fee simple determinable, fee simple subject to condition subsequent, feudal system, FHA-insured loan, fiat, final settlement, Financial Institution Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act, FIRREA, fire insurance policy, first mortgage, fixed expenses, fixed lease, fixed rate mortgage, fixture, fix-up expenses, flat lease, flood hazard area, foreclosure, forfeiture clause, four agents of production, fraud, freehold estate, friendly foreclosure, front foot, fruits of industry, fruits of nature, fully amortizing mortgage, function of appraisal, functional obsolescence, future interest, gain realized, general agent, general lien, general plan, general warranty deed, gentrification, good faith estimate, Government National Mortgage, government survey system, graduated lease, graduated payment mortgage, GMP, grant, grant bargain and sale deed, grant deed, grantee, granting clause, grantor, gross effective income, gross potential income, gross rent multiplayer, GRM, ground lease, ground rent, growing entity mortgage, GEM, habendum clause, habitable, heirs, hereditament, heterogeneous, highest and best use, historical cost index, holdover tenant, holding period, holographic will, Home Buyer’s Guide, home-equity debt, homeowners association, homeowner’s policy, homeowners warranty, HOW, home rule, homestead, homestead exemption, homogeneous, Horizontal Property Act, Housing and Urban Development, HUD, HUD Form No. 1, hypothecate, Illinois Affordable Housing Act, Illinois Environmental Protection Act, Illinois Plat Act, Illinois Real Estate Solicitation Statute, Illinois Security Deposit Return Act, illusory offer, immobility, implied agency, implied contract, implied warranty, impound contract, improved land, improvements, imputed knowledge, inchoate, income approach, income property, income shelter, incompetent, incorporeal, increasing and decreasing returns, incurable depreciation, indemnification, index lease, ingress, inheritance basis, injunction, inoperative licensee, inside lot, installment agreement, installment sale, instrument, insurable interest, insurance value, insured convention loan, interest, interim financing, intermediate theory, Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act, interval ownership, intestate, intestate succession, invalid, investment, investment syndicate, investment value, involuntary alienation, irrevocable, joint tenancy, joint venture, judgment, judgment lien, judicial deed, judicial foreclosure, junior mortgage, jurisdiction, key lot, laches, land, land capacity, land contract, land grant, landlocked, land trust, Land Trust Recordation and Transfer Tax Act, land use control, lawful, lease, leased fee, leasehold estate, leasehold mortgage, leasehold policy, leasing agent license, legal capacity, legal description, legal entity, legality of object, legal life estate, legal rate interest, lessee, lessor, less-then-freehold estate, leverage, levy, licensee, lien, lienee, lien foreclosure sale, lienor, lien theory, life estate, life estate in remainder, life estate per ature vie, life tenant, like-kind property, limited common element, limited liability company, LLC, limited partnership, liquidated damages, liquidation value, liquidity, lis pendes, listing contract, litigation, littoral rights, loan commitment, loan origination fee, loan-to-value ratio, location, situs, L.S., management agreement, management plan, management proposal, margin, Marketable title, market data method, market rent, market value, master deed, master plan, material fact, materialman’s lien, meeting of minds, menace, merger, metes and bounds, mill, mineral lease, mineral right, ministerial act, minor, misrepresentation, modification by improvement, mortgage, mortgage assumption, mortgage banker, mortgage broker, mortgage, mortgage’s policy, mortgage insurance premium, MIP, mortgage loan value, mortgage clause, mortgagor, multiple exchange, multiple listing service, MLS, mutual assent, mutual mistake, mutual rescission, mutual saving banks, narrative appraisal report, National Association of Real Estate Brokers, NAREB, National Association of RELATORS ®, NAR, National Flood Insurance Program, negative amortization, negative covenant, negative easement, negligence, net income, net lease, net listing, net operating income, net salvage value, nonconforming use, nonfreehold estate, nonhomogenity, nonjudical foreclosure, nonrecourse note, notary public, notice of lis pendens, novation, null and void, obligee, obligor, obsolescence, occupancy, offer, offer and acceptance, offeree, offeror, Office of Banks and Real Estate, National Association of Securities Dealers, NASD, open-ended listing contract, open-end mortgage, open listing, operating budget, operating expenses, operating statement, operation of law, operative license, option title, optionee, optionor, option to purchase, option to renew, ordinance, origination fee, ostensible agency, overimprovement, ownership, ownership in severalty, owner’s policy, package mortgage, package policy, parol, parol evidence rule, partially amortizing mortgage, participation mortgage, partition, partnership, party wall, percentage lease, perch, perc test, periodic lease, permanence, permanent index number, personal property, physical deterioration, PITI, placed in service, planning, plat, pledge, plottage, POB, pocked card, points, police power, population density, positive misrepresentation, potential income, power of attorney, prepaid expenses, prepaid items, prepayment penalty, prescription, prescriptive easement, preventive maintenance, price fixing, prima facie, prima facie case, primary financing, primary mortgage market, prime rate, principal, principal meridian, principal residence, priority lien, private land use control, private mortgage insurance, private property, privity of contract, probate, procuring case, profit a prendere, progression, promissory note, promulgate, property management, property management report, property manager, property manager, proration, public land use control, public property, public record, punitive damages, pur ature vie, purchase money mortgage, purpose of mortgage, quantity survey method, quarter section, quiet enjoyment, quiet title, quiet tile action, quitclaim, quitclaim deed, radius, range, range lines, rate of return, ratify, ready willing and able, real estate, Real Estate Administration and Disciplinary Board, Real Estate Appraisal Committee, real estate broker, real estate commission, Real Estate Division, Real Estate Education Advisory Council, Real estate investment trust, REIT, rectangular survey, redemption, redlining, reentry, referral fee, refinancing, regression, Regulation Z, reject, release clause, release of liability, remainder, remainderman, remise, replacement cost, replacement reserve, repossession, reproduction cost, rescission, Residential Real Property Disclosure Act, resident manager, residual income, restrictive covenant, Revenue Reconciliation Act, RRA, reverse annuity mortgage, RAM, reversion, reversionary interest, revocation, right of assignment, right of first refusal, right of inheritance, right of survivorship, right to emblements, riparian rights, risk management, rollover rule, run with the land, sale and leaseback, sales contract, salesperson, salvage value, saving and loan association, scarcity, scavenger sale, S corporation, secondary mortgage, market, second mortgage, Security and Exchange Commision, SEC, section, security deposit, seisin, seizing, self-help, separate property, servient tenement, setback, settlement, settlement cost, severalty, shared appreciation mortgage, SAM, sheriff’s deed, Sherman Antitrust Act, situs, sole proprietorship, special agent, special assessment, special warranty deed, specific lien, specific performance, spot zoning, square-foot method, stabilized budget, Starker exchange, Starker Trust, Statute of Frauds, statute of limitations, statutory foreclosure, statutory redemption period, steering, stigmatized property, straight –line depreciation, strict foreclosure, strip center, subagent, subdivisioin lot block and tract, subdivison regulation, sublease, suboridnate, subordination clause, subrogation of rights, substitution, substitution of entitlement, subsurface of rights, supply and demand, surplus productivity, survivorship, tacking, take-out loan, taing title subject to a mortgage, taxable gain, taxation, tax basis, tax credit, tax-deductible expense, tax-deferred exchange, tax depreciation, Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, tax shelter, tenancy by the entirety, tenancy in common, tenements, term mortgage, territorial allocation, testate, testator, testatrix, timesharing, title, title exmination, title insurance, title theory, title transfer tax, T-lot, Torrens systems, township, toenship line, tract, trade fixtures, transferability, trapezoid, trespasser, trust, trust deed, trustee, trustor, Trust-Lending Simplification and Reform Act, Tying arrangement, underimprovement, underwriting, undisclosed principal, undivided interest, undue influence, unencumbered property, unforceable contract, Uniform Commercial Code, UCC, Uniform Standard of Professional Appraisal Practice, USPAP, Uniform Vendor and Purchaser Risk Act, unilateral contract, uninsured convention loan, unintended agency, unintentional misrepresentation, unities, unit-in-place method, universal agent, unlike0kind property, useful life, usury, utility, vacancy rate, VA-guaranteed loan, valid contract, valuable consideration, valuation, value, value in exchange, value in use, variance, vendee, vendor, vendor’ affidavit, vicarious liability, voidable contract, void contract, voluntary alienation, waste, with reserve, words of conveyance, wraparound mortgage, writ to attachment, yield, zoning, zoning map, zoning ordinance