Legal glossary category
Real estate & property
Browse 25 glossary entries in the Real estate & property category, with short plain-English descriptions and direct links to the full term pages.
affixed
affixed is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →apartments
apartments is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →appraisal
appraisal is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →appraised value
appraised value is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →architect
architect is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →area
area is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →assessed
assessed is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →intellectual property
intellectual property is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →landlord
landlord is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →lease
lease is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →leasehold
leasehold is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →mortgage
mortgage is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →mortgagee
mortgagee is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →other property
other property is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →parent
parent is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →parent company
parent company is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →personal property
personal property is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →premises
premises is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →property
property is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →real estate
real estate is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →real property
real property is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →release
release is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →rent
rent is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →rental
rental is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
Open term →tenant
tenant is a legal term in the real estate & property category. Open the full entry for a plain-English meaning and contract context.
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