In real estate, endorsement refers to the act of signing one's name to authorize a check, note, or other financial document, as well as offering support or credibility to a statement.
‘Without recourse’ is a term used in endorsing a note or bill to indicate that the holder cannot look to the debtor personally for payment if the debtor defaults. The recourse is only to the property involved. It is similar to a nonrecourse loan and is often used as a form of exculpation.
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