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Balanced trust
Balanced trust
A "combination trust" is referred to as a "balanced trust" in California.
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Balakovo property
Property in Balakovo, Russia. Apartments, flats, houses, offices and other property in Balakovo.
Balance
The appraisal principle that states that the greatest value in a property will occur when the type and size of the improvements are proportional to each other as well as the land.
Balance sheet
A report of financial condition, including assets, liabilities and net worth.
Balashikha property
Property in Balashikha, Russia. Apartments, flats, houses, offices and other property in Balashikha.
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Backup offer
An offer to buy, submitted to a seller, with the understanding that the seller has already accepted a prior offer; a secondary offer.
Backwater valve
A valve in a sewer line that prevents sewage from flowing back into a house.
Bail bond lien
A real estate owner who is charged with a crime for which he or she must face trial, and may post bail in the form of real estate rather than cash.
Balance
The appraisal principle that states that the greatest value in a property will occur when the type and size of the improvements are proportional to each other as well as the land.
Balance sheet
A report of financial condition, including assets, liabilities and net worth.
Balanced trust
Balcony
A part of the building usually enclosed by a railing or balustrade that projects from either an inside or outside wall of a building.
Balloon loan
Mortgage in which the remaining principal balance becomes fully due and payable at a predetermined time.
Balloon mortgage
A mortgage that typically offers low rates for an initial period of time (usually 5, 7, or 10) years; after that time period elapses, the balance is due or is refinanced by the borrower.
Balloon or bullet loan
A loan with a maturity that is shorter than the amortization period.
Balloon payment
The final installment paid at the end of the term of a note; used only when preceding installments were not sufficient to pay off the note in full.
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