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Absorption rate

The estimated time required to sell or lease property within a designated area at its fair market value

In relation to fair market value a

Ad valorem

Real estate taxes imposed on a property based on its assessed value

Vacancy rate

The percentage of a building space that is not rented over a given period

Attorney in fact

One who is authorized by another to perform certain ask for another under a power of attorney power of attorney may be limited to a specific act or ask or be general

Ratification

The adoption or approval of an act performed on behalf of a person without previous authorization such as the approval by a principle of previously on authorized acts of an agent after the acts have been performed

Reunciation

When an individual who has been granted something or has excepted something later gives it up or rejects it as occurs when an agent withdrawals from an agency relationship

Subornation

The act of inducing another person to commit an unlawful act

Subrogation

Replacing one person with another in regard to a legal right or obligation

Accretion

A session by natural forces alluvium

Accession

The physical addition to property through man-made efforts or by natural forces

Alienation

The transfer of an interest in property to another the transfer of property and possession of land or other things from one person to another

Alluvium

The gradual increase of the earth on the shore of an ocean or bank of a stream resulting from the action of the water

Appropriation

The action of taking something for one’s own use such as water from a stream

Assemblage

The combining of land parcels to create a value higher than the sum of their parts

Assemblage

The combining of land parcels to create a value higher than the sum of their parts

Avulsion

A sudden and perceptible loss of land by the action of water such as by a rapid change in the course of a river

Deciduous

A tree that loses its leaves each year

Expansive

Soil’s that expand when water is added then shrink when they dry out such continuous change in soil condition can cause property build on the soil to settle an evenly and crack

Reliction

The gradual recession of water leaving land permanently uncovered

Reliction

The gradual recession of water leaving land permanently uncovered

Littoral rights

Right to sure front land held by land owners whose property borders large navigable lakes and oceans