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Disclosure
Disclosure Revealing what previously was private knowledge. Any statement of fact that is required by law.
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Statement
A detailed record of transactions in a bank customer's account(s) for a certain period, usually each month, which shows debits, credits, transfers, payroll deposits, account balance, check fees, service charges, ATM activity, etc.
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Discharge
The release of any waste into the environment from a point source.
Discharge fee
Covers the administration costs of transferring the property ownership documents from the mortgage lender to the borrower.
Discharge of contract
A contract is discharged when the agreement is terminated.
Disclaimer
A statement denying legal responsibility, frequently found in the form of the statement, "There are no promises, representations, oral understandings or agreements except as contained herein."
Disclosed dual agency
Real estate licensing laws may permit dual agency only if the buyer and seller are informed and consent to the broker's representation of both in the same transaction.
Discount
To sell at a reduced value; the difference between face value and cash value.
Discount point
Normally paid at closing and generally calculated to be equivalent to 1% of the total loan amount, discount points are paid to reduce the interest rate on a loan.
Discount points
Discount points refers to the "points" paid in addition to the one percent loan origination fee; one point is one percent of the loan amount.
Discount rate
A yield rate used to convert future payments or receipts into present value
Discounted cash flow
Used in measuring the return from a real estate investment, the present value of a future income stream as determined by a given discount rate.
Discounted rate
The borrower receives a discount, expressed as a percentage, off the lender’s standard variable rate for a given amount of time, known as the discounted period.
Discounting
To sell at a reduced value; the difference between face value and cash value.
Discretion
The level of authority granted to an adviser or manager over the investment and management of a client's capital.
Discretionary income
Income left over for investment after allocations for bills and savings.
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Discharge
The release of any waste into the environment from a point source.
Discharge fee
Covers the administration costs of transferring the property ownership documents from the mortgage lender to the borrower.
Discharge of contract
A contract is discharged when the agreement is terminated.
Disclaimer
A statement denying legal responsibility, frequently found in the form of the statement, "There are no promises, representations, oral understandings or agreements except as contained herein."
Disclosed dual agency
Real estate licensing laws may permit dual agency only if the buyer and seller are informed and consent to the broker's representation of both in the same transaction.
Disclosure
Discount
To sell at a reduced value; the difference between face value and cash value.
Discount point
Normally paid at closing and generally calculated to be equivalent to 1% of the total loan amount, discount points are paid to reduce the interest rate on a loan.
Discount rate
A yield rate used to convert future payments or receipts into present value
Discounted cash flow
Used in measuring the return from a real estate investment, the present value of a future income stream as determined by a given discount rate.
Discounted rate
The borrower receives a discount, expressed as a percentage, off the lender’s standard variable rate for a given amount of time, known as the discounted period.
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