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Chapter 16 & 17

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Promissary Note   show
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Pledging   show
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show Title that lacks the rights and privileges usually associated with ownership. It is also sometimes called bare title  
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show A clause found in the deed of trust is designed to give the trustee the authority to sell the property without having to go through a court-ordered foreclosure proceeding.  
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Security Deed   show
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Equitable redemption   show
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show When a borrower has the right to reinstate ownership of the property after the foreclosure sale, the right is known as statutory redemption. Georgia does not recognize statutory redemption on a loan foreclosure.  
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acceleration clause   show
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defeasance clause   show
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Estoppel Certificate   show
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Subordination   show
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show a mortgage secured by personal property.  
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Judicial foreclosure   show
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show Allows a mortgagee to conduct a foreclosure sale without first going to court.  
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show A judgement against a borrower if the foreclosure sale does not bring enough to pay the balance owed  
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show The purchaser at the foreclosure sale receives a sheriff’s deed. These are usually special warranty deeds. The court will assist in removing anyone in possession who was cut off in the foreclosure proceedings.  
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statutory redemption   show
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Strict foreclosure   show
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show in the mortgage gives the lender the power to conduct the foreclosure and sell the property without taking the issue to court. This is the preferred method of foreclosure in 27 states.  
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show voluntary act sometimes called a “friendly foreclosure.”  
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Ad valorem taxes   show
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appropriation process   show
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Assessed Value   show
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Mill Rate   show
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Tax Lien   show
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show Local government body that hears and rules on property owner complaints of over-assessment.  
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homestead exemption   show
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special assessments   show
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show the selling price of the home, less selling expenses.  
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gain on the sale   show
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show the price originally paid for the home, plus any fees paid for closing services and legal counsel, and any fee or commission paid to help find the property. Improvements made by the seller are added to the original cost of the home.  
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show is a tax levied on an investment.  
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show The adjusted sales price is the sales price minus any assumed loan. also known as transfer tax The rate is $0.10 per $100 on the adjusted sales price  
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intangibles tax   show
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