Essential Real Estate Terminology


Real Estate Terminologies


Are you thinking to buy a house? If YES than let me tell you Buying a house comes up with bunch of confusion, I too face this problem before getting my own House. Lots of question arises regarding various terms and conditions, location, price, and many more..... So those who are planning to buy a house, SR Group the best real estate company will help them out to get a clear view before buying the any Real Estate Properties.

Before that one must understand the vocabulary or various REAL ESTATE Terms which can help to educate them on the process, eliminate confusion and better prepare for buying a Beautiful house with a smart searching step.We have compiled a list of various Real Estate terms that every buyer should know. Understand these terms and you’re halfway to closing.


       1. Title search

A title search examines the public records for the history of the home which include sales, purchase, and tax. During the process of buying a home, a little company will conduct this search to ensure the seller rightfully owns the home and there are no obligations that need to be paid before sale.

2. Appraisal

An appraisal is required to gather the estimated value of a piece of real estate. During the home sale, the mortgage lender sends out an appraiser to get a professional opinion of the value of the property. This helps the lender decide if the property is worth the amount of the property. 

  3.  Contract

A purchase and sale contract, or purchase contract for short, is a binding document that outlines the terms of a property sale. When a home is “under contract” it means the buyer and seller have signed off on the contract price and other terms of sale.

 4. Due diligence

Due diligence refers to researching and understanding a legal obligation before deciding to take it on. The due diligence period is the time negotiated in the purchase contract where the buyer examines the home usually via an inspection.


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5.  Inspection

An inspection happens when buyers pay a licensed professional inspector to visit the home and prepare a report on its condition and any needed repairs. A buyers can fully assess only if they want to buy a particular home and ask the seller to complete or pay for certain repairs, or walk away because repairs are too costly to want to move forward with the sale.

 6. Realtor

Real estate agent and realtor are often used interchangeably. A realtor with a capitalized “R” refers to an agent who is a member of the NAR (National Association of Realtors). A certified Realtor can upholds the ethics of the association and keeps up with their membership and education.

7. Closing Costs


The closing date is set for a time that allows the buyer to conduct due diligence, such as a home inspection, and the lender to complete the underwriting process, including a home appraisal.Closing is when the home sale becomes final. Closing costs are categories of costs that are paid at closing time when the parties execute the final paperwork and the buyer typically receives the keys.


 8. Final thought


Final thought is the last decision making step after which you have the key of your house, our real estate consultant will help you in this to make the process easier. We always try to give best to our customer, which makes us the Best Real Estate Company in Lucknow.

If you’re familiar with the above terms, you can ask the agents and the escrow company more informed questions, which can help you to understand the process and understand exactly where your money, and your lifestyle are going.




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Comments

  1. These information can really be helpful while buying a Home. Thanks for providing such useful stuff.

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