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ENGLISH FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Common vocabulary used in real estate 2
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 correct response for each of the sentences.
1. The type of basement in which one can't stand up is known as a __________________________.
crawl space/crawlspace
crawling space
lying down basement
2. There's a little bit of __________________________ ( = stains, etc. due to a water leak) on the ceiling.
water damage
water problem
liquid trouble
3. The roof would have to be __________________________. = You would have to get a new roof.
replicated
reviewed
replaced
4. There's lots of __________________________ room in the attic.
store
storage
stored-up
5. A __________________________ is a house that's in fairly bad shape, one that you have to invest a lot of money in to make "liveable".
fifty-fifty
handyman
fixer-upper
6. The condo ___________________________ ( = monthly maintenance payments) are pretty high in this building.
fees
payments
price
7. The _________________________ price ( = the initial price set by the owner) for this property is $400,000.
list
last
lease
8. This house has two bedrooms on the lower ___________________________, and two more on the upper ___________________________.
unit
floor
level
9. The bedrooms are __________________________ from the main entertaining area, so noise won't be a problem.
put away
tucked away
set down
10. A __________________________ apartment = a fairly big apartment
sellable
sizeable
sensible
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