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Appraiser

One shoe is trained and educated in the methods of determining the value of property through the analysis of various factors which determine said value

Narrative form appraisal report

The most detailed of the appraisal reports in which conclusions ares supported and explained int

Intestate

Dies without a will

Fee simple defeasible

Title is not absolute but possibly may be annulled or voided at a later date

Fee simple absolute

Maximum degree of ownership

Duress

Forcing one to do that which he would not voluntarily do

Statute of frauds

State laws requiring contracts to be in writing

Statute of limitation

State laws that Deal with time

Testate

Dies with a will

Injunction

Court order preventing one from acting or restraining some action.

Emblements

Annual crops produced for sale

Abandonment

Voluntary relinquishment of rights of ownership or another interest

Puffing

An opinion not made as a representation of fact but intended to enhance the value of the property

Deed

Evidence of transfer

Title

Evidence of ownership

Fixture

Personal property that is attached to real property and is legally treated as real property

Grantor

One who grants property or property rights

Gross rent multiplier

The quotient of the sale price divided by the gross rent

Void

Having no legal force or binding affect

Lein

An encumbrance against property for money, either voluntary or involuntary

A contract formed by the actions of the parties than by their written or oral agreement

Implied Contract

Appraising the value of property by comparing the price of similar properties

Market data approach

May be voided, but not void in itself

Voidable

The person who transfers property by sale. Another word for seller; commonly used in land contract sales

Vendor

Usually title without ownership rights such as the title placed in a trustee under a deed or trust or the title in a vendor under a land contract

Legal title

A listing under which a real estate agent receives any amount over a given bet amount to the seller

Net listing