- Branche: Real estate
- Number of terms: 9847
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- Company Profile:
Century 21 Real Estate LLC is a real estate agent franchise company founded in 1971. The Century 21 System consists of over 7,800 independently owned and operated offices. Century 21 has offices in all 50 states and in more than 67 countries and territories.
Varied, unique, or different in nature. Real estate is said to be heterogeneous in nature since no two parcels are identical in every respect. The opposite of homogeneous.
Industry:Real estate
An organisation formed by homeowners in a subdivision or a condominium giving certain homeowners decision-making responsibilities for the welfare of the entire subdivision or condominium.
Industry:Real estate
Head of household’s designated residence. The fixed residence of the head of a household including the surrounding land and outbuildings.
Industry:Real estate
Alike or similar. Although real estate is heterogeneous in nature, some neighbourhoods are referred to as homogeneous due to substantial similarities among the houses. The opposite of heterogeneous. neighbourhoods made up of similar and compatible properties.
Industry:Real estate
Transfer of title to real estate property as a result of a lien foreclosure sale, adverse possession, filing a petition in bankruptcy, condemnation under power of eminent domain, or, upon the death of the title holder, to the state is no heirs.
Industry:Real estate
Lien without owner consent. Any lien which attaches to real estate property without the consent of the owner. Example, a tax lien or judgement lien.
Industry:Real estate
The joining of two or more people in a specific business enterprise such as the development of a condominium project or a shopping center.
Industry:Real estate
A record of a broker's trust account showing all receipts and disbursements on a day-to-day basis. This record is required by Michigan licence law.
Industry:Real estate
A lien binding on all the real estate of a judgment-debtor and giving the holder of the judgement a right to levy (i.e. to seize) the land for satisfaction of the judgment.
Industry:Real estate
An amount of compensation to be received by a party for the taking of property under the power of eminent domain.
Industry:Real estate
