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  • The process of applying thin coats of drywall compound (mud) to newly hung drywall to cover and smooth out joints and screw indentations. Read More
  • Bottom horizontal member of an exterior wall frame which rests on top a foundation or the bottom member of interior wall frame. Read More
  • A vertical bar of framing found between the panes of glass in windows to support window glazing. Read More
  • A type of residential property, such as an apartment complex or condominium, typically with five or more dwelling units. In some cases, any(...) Read More
  • A mortgage loan on a building with five or more dwelling units. Read More
  • Class A Properties command the highest rental rates, are above average in terms of design, construction and finish, and have a superior(...) Read More
  • A clearinghouse through which member real estate brokerage firms regularly and systematically exchange information on listings of real estate(...) Read More
  • A small member which divides the glass or openings of sash or doors. Read More
  • Commonly used as a brick cleaner after masonry work is completed. Read More
  • An inspection made by a municipal building inspector after the drywall material is hung with nails and screws (and before taping). Read More
  • A set of rules governing safe wiring methods. Local codes-which are backed by law-may differ from the NEC in some ways. Read More
  • The National Kitchen and Bath Association, which is a nonprofit trade association that represents the kitchen and bath industry. Read More
  • A complex manual of acceptable plumbing standards for safety purposes. Read More
  • A transparent finish which does not seriously alter the original color or grain of the natural wood. Natural finishes are usually provided by(...) Read More
  • Cabinets that are shipped without a finish are considered natural finish cabinets. Natural finish cabinets offer the flexibility of finishing(...) Read More
  • A gas mixture consisting mainly of methane that is sometimes used to heat homes and for gas-powered ovens and stove tops. Read More
  • An increase in the balance of a loan caused by adding unpaid interest to the loan balance; this occurs when the payment does not cover the(...) Read More
  • This is the Target Cash Flow that will be available to distribute to investors through dividend payments. Net Cash Flow = Rent Payments -(...) Read More
  • Rental rate adjusted for lease concessions. Read More
  • Amount of monthly income remaining after all deductions (including taxes and benefit withholdings) have been taken. Read More
  • A lease agreement in which the tenant is responsible for both property taxes and premiums for insuring the building. Read More
  • A before-tax figure showing all property revenue after subtracting essential operating expenses while not including amortization, capital(...) Read More
  • The value of a company or individual’s assets, including cash, less total liabilities. Read More
  • The net yield is the annual profit (income minus costs) generated by any asset divided by its price. In real estate terms, the net yield(...) Read More
  • Homes that use energy produced by solar panels, so the amount of energy they create is equal to the amount they use over a course of a year. Read More
  • Usually color-coded white, this carries electricity from an outlet back to the service panel. Read More
  • A support post placed vertically, generally joining sections with railing and balusters. Read More
  • The large starting post to which the end of a stair guard railing or balustrade is fastened. Read More
  • A type power cable with a nonmetallic jacket used by electricians that meets electrical code requirements for safe installation and wiring. Read More
  • A rate-and-term refinance changes the interest rate, the term – or both the rate and the term – of an existing mortgage without advancing any(...) Read More
  • Labels given to a standard piece of lumber before it is finished by planning; sometimes sanded down to its actual dimensions. Read More
  • A statement in a mortgage contract forbidding the assumption of the mortgage by another borrower without the prior approval of the lender. Read More
  • A mortgage loan that does not conform to regulatory limits such as loan amount, loan-to-value ratio, and other characteristics. Read More
  • In non-disclosure states, the sales price of real property is not recorded and made available through the public record. There are 12(...) Read More
  • An asset that cannot easily be converted into cash. Read More
  • A real estate classification that means the property owner does not occupy the property as their personal residence (primary residence or second(...) Read More
  • A specialized type of mortgage that falls outside the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) requirements to be considered qualified(...) Read More
  • A mortgage or deed of trust securing a note without recourse allows the lender to look only to the security (property) for repayment in the(...) Read More
  • Condo projects and properties which don't meet Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac warrantability standards and is therefore ineligible to financing(...) Read More
  • A wall inside a property that does not bear any structural weight of a building. Read More

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