Chapter 8 Vocab
Shared Responsibility
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Roommate
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Living Habits
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Logistics
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Security Deposit
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Contract
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Consideration
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Lease
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Eviction
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Property Manager
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Down Payment
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Trade-in
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Preapproved Loan
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Refinancing
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Market Value
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Mortgage
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Debt repayment plan
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Ballon Payment
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Rent-to-own agreement
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Prepayment Penalty
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Billing Cycle
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Unused Credit
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Grace Period
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Annual Fee
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Sales Finance Company
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Consumer Finance Company
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Loan Shark
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Advance-fee loans
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
Equity Stripping
A person hired to take care of rental property and to communicate with tenants on behalf of the owner
A rental agreement that specifies the rights and duties of the landlord and tenant
A contract in which a portion of the rent payment is applied toward the purchase price of the rented item.
A person who offers illegal unsecured loans at very high interest rates
A large lump-sum payment that must be paid at a set time
A long-term debt agreement used to purchase real estate
The act of making a plan and carrying it out to ensure an event takes place
The process of expelling a tenant from rented property
A strategy for paying off debt in a way that reduces total interest paid
The amount of time you have to pay your credit card bill without having to pay interest on your new purchases
A lender that makes loans for the purchase of consumer goods, often working closely with the seller
The difference between your credit limit and your current balance
The highest price a property will bring on the open market
Paying off an old loan by taking out a new loan, usually with better terms
Something of value exchanged for something else of value
A loan for which a maximum amount is established and approved in advance
Your daily routine or the way you choose to live your life
A fee charged if you repay a loan before the agreed-upon time
A legally binding agreement that specifies the rights and duties of each party
Time period during which you must make your monthly payment
Cash deposit toward the purchase price
A refundable amount paid to cover damages to property caused by a tenant
A yearly charge to your account for membership
Something of value applied toward the down payment of a new purchase
A lender that generally extends hgih-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of loans
A person with whom you share living space and responsiblities
A type of loan that includes a large upfront fee
The unethical practice of extending a loan to a distressed homeowner who cannot afford the loan payments, resulting in the lender taking possession of the home
An agree between two or more people to hear a portion of an obligation
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