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safety clause
a contract privision that provides a time period following expiration of a listing agreement during which the agent will be compensated if there is a transaction with a buyer who was initially introduced to the property by the agent
sale-leaseback
a transation where the owner sells improved property and as a part of the same transaction signs a long term lease to remain in possession of its premises thus becoming the tenant of the new owner
sales contract
a contract between a buyer and a seller outlining the terms of the sale
salesperson
one who is licensed to sell real estate in a given terretory
salvage value
the value of a property at the end of its economic life
satisfaction
an intrument acknowledged that a debt has been paid in full
second mortgage
a mortgage that is in less than first lien position
section
as used in the rec survey system an area of land measuring one square mile or 640 acres
secured loan
a loan that is backed by property or collateral
security
property that is pffered as collateral for a loan
selling broker
the broker who secures a buyer for a listed property the selling broker may be the listing agent, sub agent or buyers agent
separate property
property owned individually by a spouse as opposed to community property
servient tenement
a property on which an easement or right of way for an adjacent
setback
the amount of space between the lot line and the building line usually established by a local nonzoning ordinance or restrictive covenant
settlement statement (HUD-1)
the form used to itemize all costs related to closing of a residential transaction covered by RESPA regulations