Subordination clause
Clause in some mortgages which allows subsequent mortgages on the same Property to have higher Claim than the current mortgage.
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10-Q,
52-week high,
52-week low,
All or any part,
All-risks coverage,
Add-on service,
Action to quiet title,
Assignment to creditors,
Attorney in fact,
Acceleration clause,
Adjustable Rate Mortgage,
After acquired clause,
Alienation clause,
Assignment of mortgage,
Assumable mortgage,
A shares,
Average price per share,
At the money,
Age-weighted plan,
Across the board,
Additional paid-in capital,
Against the box,
At the bell,
At the close,
At the figure,
At the full,
At the market,
At the opening order,
Away from the market,
Below the line,
Book value per share,
Bid-to-cover ratio,
Brought over the wall,
Buying on margin,
Buy on close,
Buy on opening,
Buy the book,
Basic earnings per share,
Breaking the syndicate,
By the book,
B shares,
Beat the gun,
Current debt,
Current liabilities,
Current income,
Collateralized Mortgage Obligation,
Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures,
Current coupon bond,
Current issue,
Current market value,
Current maturity,
Current production rate,
Current yield,
Current account,
Current dollars,
Chasing the market,
Cheapest to deliver,
Current delivery,
Claim,
Community property,
Certificate of Claim,
Chattel mortgage,
Commercial mortgage,
Commercial property,
Conventional mortgage,
C shares,
Close to the money,
Cloud on title,
Cash or Deferred Arrangement,
Class A Shares,
Class B Shares,
Close a position,
Cornering the market,
Curbs in,
Deposit in transit,
Dividend in arrears,
Desk (the),
De-escalation clause,
Debtor in possession,
Debtor-in-possession financing,
Due-on-sale clause,
Deep in the money,
Deep out of the money,
Dogs of the Dow,
Daily high,
Daily low,
Escrowed to maturity,
Either-or order,
E-mini,
Ex-all,
Equity mortgage,
Economic rent,
Escalation clause,
Escalator clause,
First In First Out,
Form 10-Q,
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation,
Federal National Mortgage Association,
Flight to quality,
Fill or kill,
Front-ending an order,
Forward P/E,
Fully diluted earnings per share,
Form S-1,
First mortgage,
Fixed-Rate Mortgage,
Government National Mortgage Association,
G-7,
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade,
G-8,
Grandfather clause,
General mortgage,
Growing equity mortgage,
Gather in the stops,
High-grade bond,
High yield,
Hit the bid,
High,
High-flyer,
High-tech stock,
Hedge clause,
Holder in due course,
High credit,
High-ratio mortgage,
Home Equity Conversion Mortgage,
Home Mortgage Disclosure Act,
High-low index,
Hammering the market,
Held at the opening,
Holding the market,
In escrow,
In-house,
In line,
Incontestability clause,
Insurance claim,
In intestacy,
Insured mortgage,
In play,
In-process research and development,
I/O strip,
Income property,
Investment property,
In-service withdrawal,
In and out,
In sympathy,
In the tank,
Jumping the gun,
Joint mortgage,
Last In First Out,
Lending at a rate,
Limit-on-close order,
Legal age,
Loan-to-cost,
Loan-to-value,
Lock-in,
Long-term mortgage,
Leading the market,
Locked in,
Long-term gain or loss,
Level I quotes,
Low,
Lows,
Mortgage-backed certificate,
Mortgage-backed security,
Mortgage bond,
Mortgage pass-through security,
Mortgage pool,
Make a market,
Market on close order,
Mark-to-market,
Marginal propensity to consume,
Mortgage life insurance,
Mortgage lien,
Mortgage,
Mortgage banker,
Mortgage banking,
Mortgage broker,
Mortgage debt,
Mortgage interest deduction,
Mortgage note,
Mortgage rate,
Mortgage REIT,
Mortgage risk,
Mortgage servicing,
Net current assets,
Non-investment property,
Normal retirement age,
New high,
Off the books,
Other current assets,
Over-the-Counter,
On-floor order,
On margin,
Or better,
On account,
On-the-spot loan,
Open-end mortgage,
Open mortgage,
Overlying mortgage,
Out of the money,
Old age, survivors, and disability insurance,
On-balance volume,
On close,
On open,
On the opening,
Pro forma,
Property inventory,
Payment-in-kind security,
Price Value of a Basis Point,
P&L,
Primary earnings per share,
Private Mortgage Insurance,
Property damage coverage,
Per stirpes,
Property,
Package mortgage,
Purchase-money mortgage,
Personal property,
Property tax,
Paid-in capital,
Paid-in surplus,
Private Investment in Public Equity,
Property assessment,
Painting the tape,
Return on Capital,
Return on Invested Capital,
Return on Total Assets,
Regulation Q,
Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit,
Reading the tape,
Regulation G,
Regulation T,
Regulation U,
Regulation A,
Right to Know,
Release clause,
Residential mortgage,
Reverse-annuity mortgage,
Reverse mortgage,
Rollover mortgage,
Rent,
Rent control,
Residential property,
Residential rental property,
Return on Capital Employed,
SG&A,
S&L,
Sell the book,
Same-store sales,
Second-to-die insurance,
Secondary mortgage market,
Second mortgage,
Self-amortizing mortgage,
Share appreciation mortgage,
Subordination clause,
Selling the spread,
Special use property,
Santa Claus rally,
Selling short against the box,
Shorting against the box,
S Corporation,
Short-term gain or loss,
Subchapter M,
Subchapter S Corporation,
Same Day Funds Settlement,
Schedule C,
Seek a market,
S&P phenomenon,
T-Bill,
Term to maturity,
Take a position,
Trailing P/E,
Tenancy by the entirety,
Truth in Lending,
Two-step mortgage,
The Street,
Timing the market,
Take a bath,
U.S. Government Agency Security,
U.S. Savings Bond,
U.S. Treasury,
U.S. Treasury Bill,
U.S. Treasury Bond,
U.S. Treasury Note,
U.S. Treasury Securities,
Unencumbered property,
W-2 Form,
W formation,
X or XD,
Year-To-Date,
Yield to call,
Yield to maturity,
Yield to worst,
Y shares