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The word condo describes a form of ownership. The word duplex describes the style of a unit. Essentially, a condo could be in the style of a duplex or town house.
Such a person could be a farmer, or a rancher.
Another word for renting would be hiringThis term is used for car hire as it would be bad English to say I hired a house.One would generally use the word 'hire' for a short term contract.Alternatively the word 'Lease' can be interchanged with the word 'rent'.You can Lease a Property, a Car or other items.Car 'Hire' is generally a Short Term contract - i.e. whilst on holiday. You might also 'hire' a holiday home or apartment. In such an instance this would Not be poor English and 'hire' is interchangeable with the word 'rent'!A 'Lease' agreement is generally for a longer period. One might, for instance, have a 5yr Lease-hirecontract for a vehicle or perhaps a 1yr Lease or Rental contract on a house.Hire-purchase (HP) is where goods other than 'immovable' property are purchased using a Credit Agreement.With Hire-purchase the goods are used during the Term of the contract and ownership of the goods changes hands at the end of the term/contract when the final payment has been made.With a Lease agreement ownership is Never transferred to the Lessee. During the Term, the goods are USED by the Lessee - At the end of the term the goods (vehicle or other movable property) revert to the Lessor and a new agreement may be entered into for a new or upgraded item.Interestingly.Many years ago in the UK, when Televisions were a relatively new commodity, and many ordinary working people could not afford to Purchase a TV set, there were companies that specialised in Leasing them to the public. The 'Old' TV's were by no means as reliable as the modern TV and often required repair, and by Leasing the TV, people enjoyed the confidence of not having the burden of potentially expensive repairs. Also - as when any new technology become available - the cost of Purchasing a TV, in relation to salaries, was astronomical.To put cost of a purchase into some kind of perspective:In 1974, when Colour TV had just come onto the market, my husband and I purchased what was considered an 'inexpensive' or Not a Top Brand item for around 500 pounds sterling - which was about 5 times my monthly salary at the time. Today, living here in South Africa, a young woman might earn R5000 per month and that would be equivalent to a 'cheaper brand' television costing R25 000.Put like that, is it any wonder that 'Leasing' these goods was big business?
I think that proprietary is the closest answer.
The term could be "property" or "possessions" (which does not technically mean ownership, only that someone has it).
The legal synonym of "Rent to Own" is "Lease with Option to Purchase". It is a contract or agreement between a property owner and a lessor/buyer to lease a property for a certain period of time, after which the lessor/buyer has the option to purchase the property.
If you mean 'ownership', the word is spelled property. Examples: The janitor will throw out any student property left after school closes for summer break. My property includes what I own in my purse or my car. "Get off my property!" the woman yelled to the hunters. He owned 104 acres of property.
In this context, the word title means legal ownership, and title research is the investigation of legal records to discover who is the legal owner of some specific property.
It depends on whether you are talking about personal property or real property.A deed is the written instrument by which ownership of real property is transferred in recorded land systems. In land registration and Torrens sytems, once a deed is registered, a Certificate of Title is issued in the name of the owner.With personal property, a Certificate of Title is the usual document that shows the ownership of the property, generally a motor vehicle.
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An abeyance is an act of expectancy or temporary suppression.
That could be a life estate, easement or lease.
Taking ownership of a word means fully embracing it as part of your vocabulary and using it confidently in your speech or writing. It can also imply feeling a sense of responsibility for the word's meaning or impact.
That is the correct spelling of the word "landlord" (the lessor of rental residences).
Equity means : Ownership: Going by the word Home Equity it mens your share of ownership in your property: Home Equity= Estimated value of your proprty- Rateable value/ outstanding mortgage amount.
Holdings, wealth, belongings, ownership, land, place, material pssession, attribute, chattels, effects, estate, goods.