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Definition: legislation that authorizes county property appraisers to assess land used for agricultural purposes according to its current value as agricultural land.
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Definition: the person transferring title to, or interest in, real property; seller.
Pronunciation: \ˈgran-tər, -ˌtȯr; gran-ˈtȯr\
Used in a Sentence: Once the grantor had signed the deed th...
Definition: the provision in a deed that specifies the names of the parties involved, the words of conveyance and a description of the property.
Pronunciation: \ˈklȯz\
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Definition: The party who receives a conveyance of real property; buyer.
Pronunciation: \gran-ˈtē\
Used in a Sentence: At the closing the grantee received the deed to the property.
Definition: a type of land description developed by federal government for subdividing lands using surveying lines.
Pronunciation: \ˈgə-vər(n)-mənt\ \sər-ˈvā, ˈsər-ˌ\ \ˈsis-təm\
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Definition: An intangible asset arising from the reputation of a business.
Pronunciation: \ˌgu̇d-ˈwil\
Used in a Sentence: Because the store had been in business for several years, it’s goodw...
Definition: A preliminary accounting of expected closing costs.
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Used in a Sentence: The good faith estimate detailed all of the costs we would incur upon closing on the property.
Definition: a party’s honest intent to transact business, free from any intent to defraud the other party.
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Used in a Sentence: The potential buyer submitted a good faith offer on...