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Sale-Lease Back
A technique in which a seller
deeds property to a buyer for a consideration,
and the buyer simultaneously leases
the property back to the seller.
Second Mortgage
A mortgage that has a lien position
subordinate to the first mortgage.
Secondary Market
The buying and selling of existing
mortgages, usually as part of a pool
of mortgages.
Secured Loan
A loan that is backed by collateral.
Security
The property that will be pledged
as collateral for a loan.
Seller Carry-Back
An agreement in which the owner of
a property provides financing, often
in combination with an assumable mortgage.
Servicer
An organization that collects principal
and interest payments from borrowers
and manages borrowers' escrow accounts.
The servicer often services mortgages
that have been purchased by an investor
in the secondary mortgage market.
Servicing
The collection of mortgage payments
from borrowers and related responsibilities
of a loan servicer.
Settlement Statement
See HUD1 Settlement Statement
Squatter's Rights
See Adverse Posession
Subdivision
A housing development that is created
by dividing a tract of land into individual
lots for sale or lease.
Subordinate Financing
Any mortgage or other lien that has
a priority that is lower than that
of the first mortgage.
Survey
A drawing or map showing the precise
legal boundaries of a property, the
location of improvements, easements,
rights of way, encroachments, and
other physical features.
Sweat Equity
Contribution to the construction or
rehabilitation of a property in the
form of labor or services rather than
cash.
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