New York real estate glossary

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Search 189 exam terms from all 19 New York salesperson curriculum subjects. Every definition opens into a sourced guide with an exam cue, a practical example and the distinction students often miss.

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Construction and environment

Radon

A naturally occurring radioactive gas that can enter buildings from the ground and cannot be seen or smelled.

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Fair housing

Reasonable accommodation

A change to a rule, policy, practice or service that may be needed for a person with a disability to use and enjoy housing equally.

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Fair housing

Reasonable modification

A physical change to housing that may be needed for a person with a disability to use and enjoy it equally.

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Property rights and title

Recording

Placing an eligible real estate document in the public land records maintained by the appropriate recording office.

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Fair housing

Redlining

Denying, restricting or worsening housing-related services because of an area's location or protected-class makeup.

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Mortgage brokerage

Referral fee

Compensation paid for directing business or a customer to another provider.

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Commercial and investment

Rent roll

A property record listing tenants, units, lease terms, rents and other recurring occupancy information.

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Property insurance

Replacement cost

A loss-settlement basis tied to the cost to repair or replace covered property without a deduction for depreciation, subject to policy terms.

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License law

Representative broker

The individual broker responsible for a brokerage and for supervising associated licensees.

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Property management

Reserve fund

Money set aside for future major repairs, replacements, emergencies or other planned property needs.

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Licensee safety

Risk reduction

Practical action that lowers the likelihood or severity of harm without claiming to eliminate all risk.

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