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Capital appreciationSee: Capital growthCapital appreciation Similar MatchesShared AppreciationShared AppreciationThe gaining or retaining of equity in a property by someone other than the buyer. For example: the seller retains a 25% interest in the property. This makes the buyer responsible for only 75% of the purchase price and, therefore, lowers the necessary financing by 25%. This obviously makes the property more affordable. By agreement, expenses are shared as well as any increase in value when the property is sold. Statement of Information (SI): A confidential information statement completed by the buyer, seller and borrower in every transaction where a policy or policies of title insurance are requested. Allows the title company to competently search documents affecting the property to be insured, documents which may not refer to said property. Allows title companies to differentiate between parties with similar names when searching matters such as liens and court decrees. AppreciationAppreciationIncrease in the value of an asset. Capital appreciation fundCapital appreciation fundSee: Aggressive growth fund Currency appreciationCurrency appreciationAn increase in the value of one currency relative to another currency. Appreciation occurs when, because of a change in exchange rates, a unit of one currency buys more units of another currency. Shared appreciation mortgageShared appreciation mortgageA loan that allows a lender or other party to share in the borrower's profits when the home is sold. Further SuggestionsShared Appreciation Mortgage (SAM)Appreciation Capital appreciation or depreciation Stock Appreciation Right (SAR) Real appreciation or depreciation Appreciation shared appreciation mortgage |
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