Real Estate Term of the Day: High-Rise & Low-Rise HIGH-RISE – generally a building that exceeds 6 stories in height and is equipped with elevators (Barron’s Dictionary of Real Estate Terms) LOW-RISE – generally a building that does not exceed 6 stories in height and may or may not be equipped with elevators
Real Estate Term of the Day: Hazard Insurance & Homeowners’ (Insurance) Policy HAZARD INSURANCE – a form of insurance that protects against certain risks, such as from fires or storms (Barron’s Dictionary of Real Estate Terms) HOMEOWNERS’ (INSURANCE) POLICY – an insurance policy designed especially for homeowners. Usually protects the owner from losses caused by most … More Real Estate Term of the Day: Hazard Insurance & Homeowners’ (Insurance) Policy
Real Estate Term of the Day: Handyman’s Special HANDYMAN’S SPECIAL – in real estate classified advertising, generally refers to a house that requires extensive repair and remodeling, selling at a relatively low price (Barron’s Dictionary of Real Estate Terms) Here are a few pros and cons of purchasing a handyman’s special home. PRO Lower price Customization Sweat … More Real Estate Term of the Day: Handyman’s Special
Real Estate Term of the Day: Half Bath HALF BATH – a room in a residence that contains a toilet and wash basin but no bathing facilities, such as a bathtub or shower stall (Barron’s Dictionary of Real Estate Terms) Other types of baths include:
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