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Eminent domain

Government steps in and takes land.

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Deed

The big document that transfers title of land.

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Real estate commission

Refers to realtors, agents, and brokers.

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Power of attorney

allows wife to sign on behalf of someone.

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Notary republic

Requires in-person signing.

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Inter vivos

Trust that operates while the person is alive.

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Fee simple

Ownership rights that extend up to the moon and down into the earth.

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Chattel

Personal property or things that you own.

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Acre

43,560 square feet of land.

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Joint tenancy with the right of survivorship

Ownership arrangement where property goes to surviving co-owners.

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Recorder's office

Where all building records must be recorded.

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Valuable consideration

Price, value, and money involved in a transaction.

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Earnest Money

Good faith money, showing agreement between buyer and seller.

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Liquidating

Another term for earnest money.

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Option contract

Agreement that allows one party (the buyer) to walk away.

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Real estate license

Not required for everyone in the industry.

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As is

Sale condition meaning no changes will be made.

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Community property

Property owned by married couples.

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Chain of title

Record of everyone who has ever owned a property.

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Real estate contract

Must be signed to be valid.

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Seisin

Ownership or the right to the title.

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Bundle of rights

Includes air rights, surface rights, subsurface rights.

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Accretion

Land gradually added to a parcel through water action or settled land.