An architectural style typified by a single-story, low-roof construction.
Each of the owners has an equal share, and may not dispose of or alter that share without the consent of the other owners. Any parcel of land which has been changed from its natural state through the creation of roads, buildings or other structures. The ownership of the property is considered equal unless stipulated otherwise by both parties. The ratio of the number of properties in an area that have been sold against the number available. An insurance policy taken out by appraisers to cover their liability for any mistakes made during the appraisal process. The furnace exhaust pipe, usually going through the roof. This may come as the result of periodic rents or through appreciation of the property value over time.
Built-in microwave ovens and dishwashers are common examples. Any defect in a piece of property which is not readily apparent, but which has an impact of the value. The use of land for purposes contrary to the applicable municipal zoning specifications. The person named in a will to administer the estate. The covering on outside walls beneath the siding or exterior finish such as stucco.