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Obsolescence - Loss in value due to obsolete or
out-of-date design or construction.
Offer and Acceptance -
A contract used in the sale of real property; a
deposit receipt or exchange agreement.
Offer to Buy -
An agreement between owner and purchaser as to
the price, terms, conditions and date of occupancy. Usually prepared
by a Realtor or attorney.
Open End Mortgage - A mortgage agreement such that
the mortgager can borrow additional funds in the future without
rewriting the mortgage.
Open Listing - A listing agreement whereby either
the owner or the broker can sell the property; if the broker is
the procuring cause, a commission is due.
Option - A contractual right given for a
consideration permitting a person to lease or buy the property
at a specified price within a given period.
Optionee - A person who holds an option.
Optionor - A person who gives an option to another
person.
Oral
Contract -
A verbal agreement; one which is not reduced to
writing.
Ordinance - A law passed by the legislative body
by a municipal corporation.
Overhang - The portion of a roof extending beyond
the walls.
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