An acquisition loan is a type of loan used specifically for the purchase of real estate properties. These loans are generally utilized by buyers to acquire commercial, residential, or undeveloped land.
An Acquisition, Development, and Construction (ADC) Loan is a specialized type of loan used to fund the acquisition of land, the development of building sites, and the construction of residential or commercial properties.
An acre is a standard unit of measurement used in the real estate and agriculture industries to denote a specific amount of land. It is used extensively in property transactions, valuations, and farming.
The International Right of Way Association (IR/WA) is a professional member organization compromised of global infrastructure real estate practitioners. IR/WA provides education, best practices, and forums for discussion to facilitate real estate and infrastructure professionals in acquiring land rights.
In real estate, 'Taking' refers to the acquisition of a parcel of land through condemnation, or the application of restrictions that preclude any reasonable use of the land.
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