a. Leasehold Estate
b. Redlining
c. Flat Rental
d. Resident Manager
e. Highest and Best Use
f. Three Day Notice to Quit
g. Graduated Lease
h. Escalator Lease
i. Cost of Living Lease
j. Owner’s Statement (Bank Balance)
 
 
1. ___ the cash report of the cash on hand and the cash received,  from which all expenditures and the manager’s compensation is subtracted.
2. ___ lives on a premises and is directly employed by the property owner or his agent.
3. ___ a flat fee is charged for a unit, depending on its size.
4. ___ the refusal to sell, rent or lease housing, including misrepresentation as to availability, offering inferior terms, and cancellations on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status and handicap.
5. ___ a legal document requesting either the rent, or return of the premises.
6. ___ the most profitable, physically possible, and legally permissible use for a property.
7. ___ rents are increased at specified intervals, either for a fixed amount or at a fixed rate, which may be based on a percentage of the increased value of the leasehold.
8. ___ a tenant’s right to occupy real estate during the specific term of a lease.
9. ___ the tenant agrees to pay for increases in taxes, insurance, and other operating expenses.
10. ___ rents are adjusted up or down according to fluctuations in the purchasing power of the dollar, as determined by price indices.