Pro REI Jargon Flashcards
Blast
Email blast, or email sent out to a ton of different investors or buyers
Convo: “Has this been blasted yet?”
“When is this going to be blasted?”
Create urgency. “I wanted you to see this before we blast it out.”
List
Buyer’s list. List of investors that you sell properties to.
EMD, EM, Earnest, Escrow
Earnest Money Deposit
Convo: “Did you get EMD?” Essentially asking, “Is this in?”
Happens over the phone
Hard, Non-refundable
After inspection period, our money is non-refundable.
“Our earnest money is hard.”
HML, HM
Hard Money Lender
Over email or text, not over the phone
Open Escrow
It’s not, “started, beginning, etc.” It’s “opening escrow.”
“Did you get escrow open? Yep, I got escrow open.”
Cashier’s Check (Certified Funds)
It’s as good as cash. When you take a cashier’s check, it will clear immediately.
You want a wire, or cashier’s check, not a personal check to be used.
Post, Post-Possession
When the seller sells you the house, but remains in the house for a certain amount of time after close.
Example: “There is a 30 day post possession on the house. Do you still want to buy it?”
Not desirable because seller might decide that they want to stay
Clear Title
Owner owns it free and clear of any mortgage companies. Don’t have any liens on the home.
Into it For
What you bought it for
Ex) “What’re you into this for?”
Deflect: “On all of our deals, its the same process. We try to buy in bulk. So on all of our deals, its whatever we paid for marketing plus $4,000 is our fee. We are just looking to do volume.”
Cost
Acquisition price
Same as “Into it for.”
Net
Net to seller. If they say they want to “net 150k” and they’re selling it for 150k that means you’re paying for all fees and costs
COE
Close of Escrow
Active
You can purchase it
Pending
Someone else is under contract but its not been purchased
UCB
Under contract accepting backups
Bid
Something you get from a general contractor
Hard Bid
Guaranteed by the contractor. Generally want to go off of hard bids.
Re-Trade
Once you have the property under contract, you go back and try to bring them slightly down on price
Investor to investor term. Internal term
Reduced/ Renegotiated/ New Price
The price has been lowered
Unit Mix
For multi family properties. How many beds and baths in each unit?
“What’s the unit mix?”
Individually Metered
Each unit individually pays their electricity
Chisel
Same as a re-trade
“I’m going to go out and try to chisel off a few bucks.”
Back available
If you sold the contract, and it falls through, you can blast it out again and say “Property back available.”
ARV (After Repair Value)
Once the property is completely fixed up, and completely beautiful, what it would be worth at that point
WP (Wholesale Price)
What you’re selling the property for
Most don’t use this
Bidding War
“We got into a bidding war.”
Master metered
All the properties are on one meter. Landlord typically pays the bill and divides it amongst meter users.
Much less desirable
Off Market
One that is not listed on the MLS
Lock it up
Putting a property under contract
Locked up
Have the property under contract
Tied down
Same thing as locked up
Slide it into the closing docs
You can have them sign additional documents when they sign closing docs. Provide it to the escrow officer
Marketing Agreement
Same thing as an option to sell.
You are given the option to purchase with the whole idea you are going to sell the property. Once you sell the property, you exercise your interest