Real Estate Glossary
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| Settlement |
Another name for closing
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| Special Forbearance |
A loss mitigation option where the lender arranges a revised repayment plan for the borrower that may include a temporary reduction or suspension of monthly loan payments.
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| Subordinate |
To place in a rank of lesser importance or to make one claim secondary to another.
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| Survey |
A property diagram that indicates legal boundaries, easements, encroachments, rights of way, improvement locations, etc.
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| Sweat Equity |
Using labor to build or improve a property as part of the down payment.
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Dining Reviews
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Flancer's, 4 stars
Don't be fooled by the pun-laden menu. Flancer's sandwiches, salads, burgers and pasta showcase its owner's serious culinary skills with a nod to the flavors of the Southwest.
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Arizona Pizza Company, 3 stars
The Glendale location of the Arizona Pizza Company is the back-East chain's first foray into its namesake state. It's basically an expansive sports bar, complete with servers dressed like referees and more than two dozen televisions tuned in to all kinds of sports events. But the menu is far more than just wings and burgers.
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Pho Ao Sen, 3.5 stars
This upscale Vietnamese restaurant, one of the prettiest in town, offers pho and other Vietnamese classics, as well as a handful of unique and utterly delicious specialties.
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Pollo Campero, 3 stars
Guatemalan-based Pollo Campero offers fried and grilled chicken. Grilled chicken is a thing of beauty: skin on, a little charred in spots, served with wedges of lime. The chicken burrito is a chubby roll of tortilla wrapped around bits of chicken, cheese, peas, chopped carrots, beans and rice.
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Shimogamo Japanese Restaurant, 4 stars
Traditional yet contemporary Shimogamo offers sushi and traditional Japanese dishes alongside modern Japanese specialties, including BBQ beef tongue, panko-breaded fried oysters with tonkatsu sauce and miso-marinated black cod. Don't miss inspired sushi rolls, such as the Shimogamo and the tsunami.
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