When a home is for sale, whom does the 'listing agent' represent?
AnswerThe seller
The listing agent works for the seller to market the home; a buyer's agent represents the buyer.
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AnswerThe seller
The listing agent works for the seller to market the home; a buyer's agent represents the buyer.
AnswerA legal document that transfers ownership of property
A deed is the signed legal document that passes ownership of real property from one party to another.
AnswerMultiple Listing Service
A Multiple Listing Service is a shared database agents use to list and find properties for sale.
AnswerAn item permanently attached to the property
Fixtures, like built-in lights or cabinets, are attached to the property and normally stay with it.
AnswerHow land in an area may be used
Zoning laws set what land can be used for, such as homes, shops or factories, and often building size.
Answer10,000
A hectare is 100 m by 100 m, or 10,000 square meters; 4,047 m² is about one acre.
AnswerDeath pledge
'Mort' means dead and 'gage' means pledge: the pledge 'dies' when the debt is paid or the deal fails.
AnswerA right to use part of someone else's land for a specific purpose
Easements let others, such as utility companies, use part of a property for a set purpose like power lines.