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Inure
Inure 1) To come into use; take or have effect. 2) To become beneficial or advantageous.
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Use
The specific purpose for which a parcel or a building is intended to be used or for which it has been designed or arranged.
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Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act
A federal law, enacted in 1968, that regulates interstate land sales by requiring registration of real property with the Office of Interstate Land Sales Registration (OILSR) of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Intestate
A person who dies without making a will.
Intestate succession
A succession of a property to the heirs when a person dies without a will.
Intrinsic value
An appraisal term referring to the value created by a person's personal preferences for a particular type of property.
Introducer
Inform borrowers about certain mortgages and ‘introduce’ them to the lender. Introducers receive a fee for passing on new business.
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Inventory
All space within a certain proscribed market without regard to its availability or condition
Inverse condemnation
A property owner forcing a government to take a property by eminent domain when that government's actions resulted in the owner's inability to use the property.
Investment
Money directed toward the purchase, improvement and development of an asset in expectation of income or profits.
Investment committee
The governing body overseeing corporate pension investments. Also, the subcommittee of a board of trustees charged with developing investment policy for board approval.
Investment group financing
Large real estate projects, such as highrise apartment buildings, office complexes and shopping centers, are often financed as joint ventures through group financing arrangements like syndicates, limited partnerships and real estate investment trusts.
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