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Common vocabulary used in real estate 1
If you're a real estate agent, and would like to know how to explain some basic concepts to your English-speaking clientele, this exercise is for you.
Choose the best response to complete each of the sentences below.
1. This house is definitely within your __________________________. = You can definitely afford to buy this house.
price range
cost
dollars
2. I don't think they would __________________________ below $200,000. = I don't think they would agree to a price below $200,000.
do
go
be
3. The first step to buying the house is to get a mortgage __________________________.
approval
approbation
appraisal
4. It's a little below __________________________ value. = It's being sold slightly below what it is worth.
house
market
real estate
5. I'll __________________________ the owners with your offer. = I'll let the owners know what price you're willing to pay.
press
praise
present
6. This house was ___________________________ ( = repossessed by the bank from the owner due to non-payment)
closed
enclosed
foreclosed
7. This is one of the most _________________________ ( = popular, looked-for) neighborhoods in the city.
desirable
destitute
designed
8. I have one ___________________________ ( = one story house) that would be perfect for you.
bunker
bungalow
shotgun shack
9. In real estate, one often uses the word "__________________________" as a nice way of saying "small".
minuscule
minute
cozy
10. This house has both an attic and a __________________________ basement. ( = a basement where some of the windows are above ground level.)
look-out
locked-in
lights-out
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