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🕒 Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:10 T1: Property Manager
1:42 T2: Active Property
2:03 T3: Co-Ownership
2:39 T4: Joint Tenancy
3:16 T5: Lease
3:40 T6: Sandwich Lease
4:18 T7: Constructive Eviction
4:52 T8: Satisfaction of Mortgage
5:26 T9: Amendments
5:56 T10: Recovery Fund
6:30 T11: Tenant Turnover
6:53 T12: Principle of Substitution
7:18 T13: The Clean Water Act (CWA)
7:53 T14: Mortgage
8:30 T15: Down Payment
9:08 T16: Amenities
9:32 T17: Inverse Condemnation
10:06 T18: Notice
10:43 T19: Underwriting
11:12 T20: Contract
11:32 T21: Prime Rate
12:04 T22: Rent
12:27 T23: Income Approach
13:04 T24: Principal Payment
13:33 T25: Addendum
13:55 T26: Material Defect
14:22 T27: Appurtenance
14:48 T28: Appurtenant
15:23 T29: Conventional Loan
16:00 T30: Amortization
16:34 Outro
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have you ever wished that you have the
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cheat sheet for life's most complicated
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situations well we've got you covered
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for your real estate
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exam imagine that you are just about to
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embark on a thrilling adventure and you
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have this guide book that holds all the
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secrets to this exciting Journey let's
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replace the word Adventure with real
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estate exam and know that your guide
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book is this video with 30 essential
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terms that will help you pass your 2024
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real estate exam ready to dive
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in then buckle up get your virtual
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passport and get ready to Journey
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Through the exciting and occasionally
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complicated landscape of real estate
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terminology by the end of this video you
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will be earned with knowledge and
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confidence to pass your exam property
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manager now guess what the first term
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means take a few
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seconds a property manager is a
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professional who takes care of real
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estate properties for owners they handle
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daily tasks like finding new tenants
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collecting rent and maintaining the
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property in short they make life easier
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for landlords by ensuring smooth
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operation and upkeeping of rental
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properties next one coming up active
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property let's see if you can nail this
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definition what does active property
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mean an active property is a real estate
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listing that's still on the market and
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open for offers when a property is
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labeled active it means the salary is
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still accepting bids making it a
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potential opportunity for buyers
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searching for their perfect home
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moving on term number three co-ownership
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take a few seconds and think about
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it co-ownership is when two or more
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people share ownership of a single
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property these co-owners May hold the
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title as tenants in common joint tenants
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or tenants by the entirety the type of C
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ownership that determines the legal
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rights and responsibilities of each
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party in relation to the property let's
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jump to the next one joint tency take a
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crack at it you've got
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this joint tency is when multiple people
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co-own a property in this Arrangement if
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one owner passes away their share of the
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property automatically transfers to the
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surviving in owners this ensures a
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smooth transition of ownership without
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the need for probate or other legal
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complications in a nutshell you should
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think of joint tency as a type of Co
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ownership lease let's see if you know
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what lease
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means a lease is a contractual agreement
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where one party grants the use of
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property services or lend to another for
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a set of period in exchange the user
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typically pays a regular fee easy
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right sandwich leas let's see if you can
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nail this delicious
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definition a sandwich lease is a unique
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rental Arrangement where a property
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owner leases their property to an
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investor who then leases it to a tenant
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in this scenario the investor acts as a
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middleman between the property owner and
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a tenant therefore the investor is
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sandwiched between the property owner
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and the Tenant now that sandwich time is
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over next term activate constructive
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eviction time to flex those definition
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muscles take a few seconds and then
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let's see the
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definition constructive eviction occurs
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when a landlord's neglect or actions
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make a rental property uninhabitable
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forcing the tenant to leave this breach
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of the landlord's legal responsibilities
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May entitle the tenant to seek legal
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remedies or terminate the lease
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agreement
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altogether satisfaction of
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mortgage a satisfaction of the mortgage
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is like a certificate of completion for
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a mortgage it's a legal document that
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shows the mortgage has been paid off
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lifting the lender's claim on the
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property and transferring ownership to
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the borrower this document contains
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essential details about the loan
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property and parties involved along with
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proof of
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authenticity let's jump straight to the
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next one amendments give this term a
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shot
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an amendment is a modification to an
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existing contract that updates or Alters
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the original terms allowing the
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agreement to better suit the needs of
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the involved parties for instance sales
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price closing date or correcting
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mistakes all right what's
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next Recovery Fund what's this term all
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about
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a Recovery Fund is a safeguard
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established by some states real estate
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commissions to protect the public from
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potential misconduct by real estate
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agents it acts as an insurance policy
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ensuring financial compensation for
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homeowners and agents affected by
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fraudulent or harmful actions in real
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estate
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transactions tenant turnover give it
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your best shot what's this term
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about tenant turnover is the rate at
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which renters come and go from a
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property it can also refer to the time
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it takes for a new tenant to move in
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after the previous one leaves principle
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of substitution time to play Guess the
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term take a few seconds and think about
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it
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buyers won't pay for a property if a
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similar cheaper option exists this
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principle keeps property prices
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competitive and reflective of True
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Market
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Value here comes another one the Clean
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Water Act
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CWA the Clean Water Act pass in 1972 and
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amended in 1977 and
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1987 is a federal law aimed at
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controlling pollution in US waterways it
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seeks to preserve the quality of Water
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Resources by regulating pollutant
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discharges and protecting Wetlands
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ensuring clean and safe water for
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all mortgage think you've got what a
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mortgage is prove
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it
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a mortgage is a long-term loan deal
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between a lender and a borrower to
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purchase a property the home itself
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serves as collateral for this secure
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loan mortgages typically last 15 20 or
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30 years and borrowers can obtain them
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from various financial institutions to
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finance their dream
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homes bring on the next term down
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payment a down payment is the initial
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cash you pay upfront when buying a
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property typically ranging from 2% to
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20% or more of the purchase price
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lenders often offer lower interest rates
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for larger down payments the specific
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percentage depends on the borrower
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circumstances lender requirements and a
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type of mortgage loan
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chosen amenities there you go you got
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this amenities or desirable features or
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extras that enhance a properties appeal
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and comfort ultimately adding value to
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the home
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let's see another
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one inverse condemnation give it a go
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what does inverse condemnation
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mean inverse condemnation is a legal
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process allowing Property Owners to seek
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compensation from the government when
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their land or property is taken used or
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damaged for public purposes without Fair
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payment ensuring their right rights are
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in fact protected you've got this you
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see another term on
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Deck notice of default go ahead think
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about it for a couple
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seconds a notice of default is a public
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warning that A lender issues when a
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borrower falls behind on mortgage
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payments filed in court it signals that
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the borrower is in default allowing the
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lender to proceed with foreclosure this
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notice is the second phase in the
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foreclosure process following a
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borrower's failure to make their
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mortgage payments on time here we go
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Switching gears to the next word
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underwriting ready to take a guess let's
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do
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this underwriting is the lender's
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process of assessing a borrower's
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eligibility for a loan an underwriter
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analyzes the risk and decides if it's
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wise for the lender to approve the
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loan don't worry a simple term is coming
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your
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way
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contract a contract is a legally binding
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agreement between two or more parties
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outlining their rights and obligations I
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told you it's easy next up is prime
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rate the prime rate is the interest rate
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Banks typically offer to their most
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creditworthy customers often used as a
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basis for determining rates on mortgages
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personal loans and small business loans
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this rate is particularly important for
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calculating interest on variable rat
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rate mortgages and other Financial
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products rent I'm sure you know this
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one rent is the regular payment made by
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a tenant to a landlord typically on a
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monthly basis in exchange for well the
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right to occupy a
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property moving on income approach
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the income approach is an appraisal
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method that calculates a property's
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market value based on its potential
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income generation using discounted cash
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flow analysis appraisers estimate the
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property's current value by considering
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the present worth of future cash flows
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that the owner can anticipate in a sense
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it's about a determining a property's
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value based on its money-making
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potential principal payment guess it if
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you
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can a principal payment is the portion
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of a loan payment that goes towards
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reducing the initial borrowed amount by
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making principal payments borrowers can
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decrease the total debt owed and work
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towards paying off their loan more
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quickly
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next one let's get
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it
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addendum an addendum is an addition to a
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contract or agreement clarifying or
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expanding upon the original terms to
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ensure all parties have a clear
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understanding material defect think fast
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do you know what a material defect
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is a material defect is a substantial
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issue with a property that significantly
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affects its value or poses a
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considerable risk to the occupants or
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users of the property almost there let's
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crack open the next
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word a pertinence take a step at this
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strange term's meaning
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go
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a perance refers to an item such as a
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fixture or Improvement that is attached
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to a property and is transferred to the
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new owner when the property is sold and
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the little brother of a pertinence is a
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pertinent a pertinent describ Vibes
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something that is connected or belongs
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to another thing either physically
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attached or legally bound it's an
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objective that highlights the
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relationship between two connected
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elements for instance a fancy chandelier
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or a steel water tank things that are
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installed onto the property and will
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remain even if the property gets
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sold conventional loan take a couple of
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seconds and think this through
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a conventional loan is a mortgage
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provided by private lenders such as
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Banks or credit unions without
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government backing these loans available
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through various lending institutions
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typically require good credits and a
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down payment offering an alternative to
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government-backed options like FHA or VA
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loans Bravo here comes the lesson one
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amortization quick think on your feet
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what is
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amortization amortization is the
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systematic process of paying off a loan
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in equal installments over a set period
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it's an accounting method that gradually
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reduces the book value of a loan or
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intangible asset through regular
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payments ensuring a consistent and
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predictable repayment
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schedule you've made it now you're 30
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Terms closer to passing your real estate
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