A lease where the tenant pays base rent plus some or all property expenses.

A scheduled period when a property is available for public viewing.

A charge by a lender for processing a new loan.

When a property or investor has too much debt relative to equity or income.

A lease where rent is based on a percentage of tenant sales plus base rent.

A lender’s initial assessment indicating how much a borrower may qualify to borrow.

Units sold before construction is completed, often to secure financing.

The interest rate banks charge their most creditworthy customers.

The original sum borrowed in a loan, excluding interest.

Insurance protecting lenders if a borrower defaults, required with low down payments.