Free Real Estate Vocabulary Flashcards
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F.H.A. (Federal Housing Administration)
A federal agency which insures first mortgages, enabling lenders to loan a very high percentage of the sale price
F.H.A. (Federal Housing Administration)
A federal agency which insures first mortgages, enabling lenders to loan a very high percentage of the sale price.
Facade
The main face or front elevation of a building
Facade
The main face or front elevation of a building.
Face
(1) The front or facade of a structure See also: Facade (2) The positioning of a structure, [as to front (face) the ocean] (3) …
Face
(1) The front or facade of a structure See also: Facade. (2) The positioning of a structure, [as to front (face) the ocean]. (3) To surface or cover the front or outer surface of an object. (4) The outside or main appearance of the surface of an object.
Face Brick
A treated brick, usually glossy and of even quality, made for use as an exterior finish
Face Brick
A treated brick, usually glossy and of even quality, made for use as an exterior finish.
Face Value
The value of notes, mortgages, etc, as stated on the face of the instrument, and not considering any discounting
Face Value
The value of notes, mortgages, etc., as stated on the face of the instrument, and not considering any discounting.
Faced Wall
A masonry wall, using different materials as a facing and backing, but with facing and backing bonded as one unit for load-bearing
Faced Wall
A masonry wall, using different materials as a facing and backing, but with facing and backing bonded as one unit for load-bearing.
Facilitator
Factor
(1) One who buys or sells goods in his own name, but acting as an agent for another (2) One who buys accounts receivable …
Factor
(1) One who buys or sells goods in his own name, but acting as an agent for another. (2) One who buys accounts receivable at a discount.
Factoring
Purchasing accounts receivable from a business at a discount
Factoring
Purchasing accounts receivable from a business at a discount.
Failure of Purpose
When the intended purpose of an agreement or arrangement can no longer be achieved, and in most cases, releases the parties from their obligations
Failure of Purpose
When the intended purpose of an agreement or arrangement can no longer be achieved, and in most cases, releases the parties from their obligations.
Fair Cash Value
Fair Credit Reporting Act
A federal law giving one the right to see his or her credit report so that errors may be corrected A lender refusing credit …
Fair Credit Reporting Act
A federal law giving one the right to see his or her credit report so that errors may be corrected. A lender refusing credit based on a credit report must inform the buyer which company issued the report. The buyer may see the report without charge if refused credit, or for a charge if just curious.