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Clouded Title: An encumbered title.  Consumer’s Intent to Proceed: Unless a particular manner   Due-on-Sale Clause: Provision in a mortgage or deed of   Estate: A person’s possessions. The extent of a person’s
 of communication is required by the creditor, a consumer   trust which requires loan to be paid in full if property is   interest in real property.
 Coinsurance: A form of insurance underwritten by two or   indicates intent to proceed with the transaction when   sold or transferred.
 more title insurers sharing a single risk under separate   the consumer communicates, in any manner, that the   Examination of Title: The investigation and interpretation of
 title insurance policies in proportional amounts.  consumer chooses to proceed after the Loan Estimate has   E  the record title to real property based on the title search
 been delivered. This may include (i) oral communication         or abstract.
 Common Interest Community (CIC): Ownership   in person immediately upon delivery of the Loan Estimate;   Earnest Money: Advance payment of part of the purchase
 characterized by mutual ownership of common areas,   or (ii) oral communication over the phone, written   price to bind a contract for property.  Exception: In legal descriptions, that portion of land to be
 either jointly or through membership in an association,   communication via email, or signing a preprinted form   deleted or excluded. The term often is used in a different
 e.g., condominiums, planned unit developments and   after receipt of the Loan Estimate. A consumer’s silence is   Easement: An interest in land owned by another that entitles   sense to mean an encumbrance on title, excluded from
 townhomes.  its holder to a specific limited use, such as laying a sewer,   coverage in a title insurance policy.
 not indicative of intent to proceed.
 Condemnation: Taking private property for public use   Contract for Deed: An agreement to sell and purchase,   putting up electric power lines or crossing the property.   Executor: A person appointed by the probate court to carry
          Also see “Right of Way.”
 through court proceedings.    under which title is held as security by the seller until such   out the terms of a will. The term is “executrix” if that
 Also see “Eminent Domain.”  Egress: The right to leave a tract of land.  person is a woman.
 time as the required payments to the seller have been           Also see “Personal Representative.”
 Condition or Conditions: A proviso in a deed, will or other   completed.  Eminent Domain: The power of the state to take
 instrument that, upon the happening or failure to happen   Convey: The act of deeding or transferring title to another.  private property for public use upon payment of just   F
 of a certain event, limits, enlarges, changes or terminates   compensation.
 the title of the purchaser or devisee.  Conveyance: An instrument by which title is transferred, e.g.,   Fannie Mae: Federal National Mortgage Association (also
 a deed. Also the act of transferring title.  Encroachment: A trespass or intrusion onto another’s   FNMA) is a private corporation, federally chartered to
 Conditions and Restrictions: Limitations placed on the use   property, usually by a structure, wall or fence.  provide financial products and services that increase the
 and enjoyment of land. May include penalties for failure   Covenant: An agreement written into deeds and other   availability and affordability of housing by purchasing
 to comply. These are found most often on condominiums   instruments promising performance or nonperformance   Encryption: The conversion of data into a form that cannot   mortgage loans.
 and planned unit developments.  of certain acts, or stipulating certain uses or non-uses of   be easily understood by unauthorized people. The process
 the property.  of encoding a message so that it can be read only by the   Fee Simple Estate: The greatest possible estate in land
 Condominium: A system of individual fee ownership of units   sender and the intended recipient. Encryption is the most   where the title is held completely and without any
 in a multi-unit structure, combined with joint ownership of   Cul-de-Sac: The terminus of a street or alley. Usually laid   effective way to achieve data security.  limitations or conditions. Sometimes designated simply as
 common areas of the structure and land.  out by modern engineers to provide a circular turnaround   “Fee.”
 for vehicles.  Encumber: To burden a parcel of land with a lien or charge.
 Conservator: See “Guardian.”                                  Financing Statement: A document filed with the Register
 Consummation: Consummation is not the same thing as   D  Encumbrance: A lien, liability or charge upon a parcel of   of Deeds or Secretary of State to give notice that a
          land, e.g. a mortgage or easement.
 closing or settlement. Consummation occurs when the             creditor (lender) has or may have a security interest in the
 consumer becomes legally obligated to the creditor on   Deed: A written document by which the ownership of land is   Escheat: A reversion of property to the state in those cases   personal property of the debtor (borrower).
 the loan, not, for example, when the consumer becomes   transferred from one person to another.  where an individual dies without heirs or devisees, and, in   Fixed Rate Mortgage: A mortgage on which the same rate of
 contractually obligated to a seller on a real estate   Deed of Trust: An instrument used in many states in place   some states, without a will.  interest is charged for the life of the mortgage.
 transaction.  of a mortgage. Property is transferred to a trustee by the   Escrow: A procedure whereby a disinterested third party
 trustor (borrower), in favor of the beneficiary (lender) and   handles legal documents and funds on behalf of a seller   Fixtures: Any item of property so attached to real property
 reconveyed (satisfied) upon payment in full.  and buyer, and delivers them upon performance by the   that it becomes a part of the real property.
          parties.
 Devise: The disposition of real property by will.






























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