Immobilien- und Wohnvokabular auf Englisch: Ihr Schlüssel zum Erfolg

Here is a list of common real estate and housing vocabulary in English:

• Property: General term for land and buildings.
• Real estate: Land and anything permanently attached to it.
• Realtor/Real estate agent: A licensed professional who helps buy, sell, or rent property.
• Mortgage: A loan used to buy property, secured by the property itself.
• Lease: A contract renting property for a specific time.
• Tenant: A person who rents property from an owner.
• Landlord: The property owner who rents to tenants.
• Appraisal: An expert’s valuation of property value.
• Equity: The difference between the current market value of property and what is owed on it.
• Down payment: Initial upfront payment made when purchasing property.
• Closing: Finalizing the sale of property.
• Title: Legal ownership of a property.
• Inspection: Examining property condition before purchase.
• Homeowner’s association (HOA): An organization in a community that sets rules and maintains shared services.
• Zoning: Local government rules on property use.
• Foreclosure: When a lender takes ownership due to loan default.
• Condo (Condominium): A unit in a building owned individually with shared common areas.
• Duplex: A building divided into two separate living units.
• Appraised value: The estimated value of a property by a professional.
• Escrow: Funds held by a third party during the transaction process.
• Fixed-rate mortgage: A mortgage with a constant interest rate over the term.
• Adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM): A mortgage with an interest rate that can change periodically.

This vocabulary covers essential terms used in real estate transactions and housing contexts in English. If more detailed or specific terms are needed, further assistance can be provided.

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