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Restraining order
Restraining order An order that may issue from filing for an injunction.
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Injunction
A legal action whereby a court issues a writ that forbids a party defendant from doing some act or compels the defendant to perform an act. An injunction requires the person to whom it is directed to refrain from doing a particular thing, such as violating deed restrictions or house rules.
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Restricted license
A probationary real estate license granted after a license was revoked, suspended or denied.
Restriction
A restriction, often specified in the deed, on the use of property.
Restrictive covenants
A clause in a deed that limits the way the real estate ownership can be used.
Restructured loan
A mortgage in which basic terms (such as interest rate, term and monthly payment) have been changed to prevent foreclosure.
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Residential Tenancies Tribunal
Specialist tribunal (under Government control) that determines most matters relating to residential tenancies including breaches of tenancy agreements by either the landlord or the tenant.
Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC)
The RTC was established by Congress in 1989 to contain, manage and sell failed savings institutions and recover taxpayer funds through the management and sale of the institutions' assets.
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
Federal law administered by the EPA which regulates the generation, processing and transportation of hazardous waste.
RESPA (Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act)
A federal regulation that requires lenders and mortgage brokers to disclose to borrowers, in advance, the fees required to obtain a mortgage loan.
Respondent
1) The party who makes an answer to a bill or other proceeding. 2) The party who contends against an appeal.
Restraining order
Restricted license
A probationary real estate license granted after a license was revoked, suspended or denied.
Restriction
A restriction, often specified in the deed, on the use of property.
Restrictive covenants
A clause in a deed that limits the way the real estate ownership can be used.
Restructured loan
A mortgage in which basic terms (such as interest rate, term and monthly payment) have been changed to prevent foreclosure.
Retail investor
When used to describe an investor, retail refers to the nature of the distribution channel and the market for the services - selling interests directly to consumers.
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