What is a Deed?
A deed is a legal document that transfers ownership of a property from the seller (grantor) to the buyer (grantee). Would you like to...
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Jul 91 min read
Teacher, Nurses and Veterans Discounts
All teachers, nurses and veterans can buy now and save $100 on upcoming real estate pre-licensing courses. View our entire list of...
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Jul 71 min read
What is Curb Appeal?
Curb appeal refers to the visual attractiveness of a property from the street. It's essentially a property's first...
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Jul 61 min read
What are Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions?
CC&Rs, which stands for Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, are a legally binding document that applies to many planned...
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Jul 51 min read
What are Carrying Costs?
Carrying costs, also sometimes called holding costs or carrying charges, are the ongoing expenses associated with owning a...
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Jul 41 min read
What is Cash Flow?
In real estate, cash flow refers to the money you earn from a property minus the money you spend on it. Basically, cash flow is the money...
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Jul 31 min read
What is a Contingency?
In a real estate contract, a contingency is a clause that outlines a specific condition that needs to be met before the contract is...
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Jul 21 min read
What are Comparable Sales?
Comparable sales or comps are properties that are similar to the one you're interested in, in terms of location, size, and features....
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Jun 301 min read
What is a Contract for Sale?
A contract for sale is a legally binding agreement outlining the terms of a real estate transaction, including the purchase price,...
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Jun 291 min read
What is Chain of Title?
Chain of title is the historical record of ownership for a property, tracing it back to the original owner. Would you like to learn more...
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Jun 271 min read
What is Capitalization Rate?
Capitalization rate or cap rate is a metric used to estimate the return on investment for a rental property. It's calculated by dividing...
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professor566
Jun 261 min read
What is a Cooperative?
A cooperative (co-op) is a type of ownership where you purchase shares in a corporation that owns the entire building. You then have the...
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TOCR Real Estate School
Jun 261 min read
Graduate Testimonial - Elizabeth Bucceri
Elizabeth Bucceri is a graduate from our real estate school. If you are interested in becoming a real estate agent then register today...
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Jun 251 min read
What is a Condominium?
A condominium (condo) is a type of ownership where you own a single unit within a larger building, along with a shared interest in the...
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Jun 231 min read
What is a Certificate of Occupancy?
A certificate of occupancy is a document issued by the local government that verifies a property is safe and meets building codes, and...
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Jun 221 min read
What is a Closing Disclosure?
A closing disclosure is a document provided to buyers before closing that details the final settlement charges associated with the...
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Jun 211 min read
What is a Closing?
A closing refers to the final meeting where the ownership of a property is transferred from seller to buyer. At closing, all the...
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Jun 201 min read
What is a Breach of Contract?
A breach of contract happens when a party fails to fulfill their obligations as outlined in a real estate contract. Would you like to...
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Jun 191 min read
What is a Blanket Mortgage?
A blanket mortgage is a single loan that covers multiple properties. This is often used by investors who own several properties. Would...
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Jun 181 min read
What are the Bundle of Rights?
The bundle of rights are the various legal rights associated with property ownership, such as the right to possess, use, exclude...
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