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Cal-firpta
Cal-firpta California's version of the federal FIRPTA, a tax act which became effective in 1988 and was subsequently amended in September, 2002 to become a withholding tax for residents and non-residents who sell California real estate.
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Estate
The ownership interest of a person in real property, also used to refer to a deceased person's property.
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Cal-vet
A program to help eligible California Veterans finance the purchase of farms and ranches within the state.
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Cal-firpta
California Environmental Quality Act
The Act allows local governments to require environmental impact reports for private or government projects that may have a significant impact on the environment.
California Housing Financial Discrimination Act of 1977
Also known as the Holden Act, it is a California act prohibiting discrimination by a lender for any reason unrelated to the creditworthiness of the loan applicant.
California Residential Mortgage Lending Act
An act administered by the Commissioner of Corporations which provides licensing authorizing mortgage lending and brokering.
Call date
Periodic or continuous rights given to the lender to cause payment of the total principal balance prior to the maturity date.
Call option
The lender can demand the mortgage be paid back by the end of a specified period for any reason.
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