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Common Joe 'n Jane Real Estate Wiki

Your down-to-earth guide to mastering real estate exam terms and concepts! We've stripped away the industry jargon and complex language, breaking down intricate ideas into bite-sized, easy-to-digest pieces for all the common "Joe 'n Jane's" out there.

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Joint Tenancy: Joint tenancy is a type of property ownership where two or more people share an equal and undivided interest in the same property. It means that each person owns the entire property together, not just a separate piece of it. When one owner... (Read more)
Joint Venture: Joint venture is a type of partnership where two or more people or companies work together on a specific project or business venture. Each partner contributes resources such as money, expertise, or labor to the venture, and they share in the... (Read more)
Judgment: A judgment is a court decision that results from a lawsuit. If someone sues another person or company, the court will hear the case and make a decision about who is right and who is wrong. If the court decides in favor of the person or company... (Read more)
Judicial Foreclosure: Judicial foreclosure is a legal process in which a lender takes possession of a property and sells it to pay off a defaulted mortgage or loan. It involves a court proceeding and a public sale of... (Read more)
Junior Lien (Inferior Lien): A Junior Lien is a type of claim or debt on a property that has a lower priority compared to other debts. If the property is sold, the debts with higher priority get paid first, and the inferior lien only gets paid if there's any... (Read more)

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