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.
Imputed interest is the interest that tax authorities assume to be paid on a loan, even if no actual interest payment has been made or if the interest rate is below market levels.
A Note is a financial instrument that acknowledges a debt and provides a promise to pay. It often accompanies a mortgage, pledging property as security for the debt.
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