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Tangible - Existing physically; that which can be
touched.
Taxes -
A forced contribution of wealth to meet the
public need for government.
Tax
Sale -
A sale of property, usually at auction, for
non-payment of taxes assessed against it.
Tenancy at Sufferance -
A tenancy which arises when a tenant holds over
after the termination of a lease without consent.
Tenancy at Will -
A tenancy for an indefinite period which may be
terminated at the will of either the lessee or the lessor.
Tenancy in Common -
Ownership by two or more persons who hold
undivided interests without right of survivorship.
Tender -
An offer of money, usually in satisfaction of a
claim or demand.
Time
Is Of The Essence -
A clause in a contract contemplating performance
by the date specified therein.
Title -
The rights of ownership.
Title Insurance -
Insurance written by a title company to protect
the property owner against loss if title is imperfect.
Tort
-A wrongful act; wrong; injury; violation of a
legal right.
Townhouse -
A single family attached dwelling unit with party
walls; usually an individual unit in a series of five to ten houses,
with common walls between the units and side yards on the end units
only; may have one to three stories and all necessary facilities and
amenities.
Trust Deed -
An instrument which transfers (conveys) the bare
legal title of a property to a trustee to be held pending
fulfillment of an obligation, usually the repayment of a loan to a
beneficiary.
Trustee -
One who holds bare legal title to a property in
trust for another to secure the performance of an obligation.
Trustee's Sale -
A sale at auction by a trustee under a deed of
trust, pursuant to foreclosure proceedings.
Trustor -
The borrower of money secured by a trust deed.
One who transfers his bare legal title to a trustee to be held as
security until he has performed his obligation to a lender under
terms of a note secured by a deed of trust.
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