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CAI
CAM
CC&Rs
CD
CPM
Calendar year
California bungalow
California ranch house
Call provision
Called loan
Cancellation clause
Cap
Cap (interest rate)
Cap (payment rate)
Cap rate
Capacity
Capacity of parties
Cape Cod architecture
Capital
Capital appreciation
Capital assets
Capital calls
Capital expenditures
Capital gain
Capital improvement
Capital loss
Capital market
Capital recapture
Capitalism
Capitalization
Capitalization in perpetuity
Capitalization rate
Capitalize
Carryback Financing
Carrying charges
Carryover
Casement window
Cash disbursements journal
Cash equivalent
Cash flow
Cash method
Cash receipts journal
Cash rent
Casualty insurance
Caveat emptor
Cavity wall
Cease and desist order
Census tract
Central business district
Central city
Certificate of Deposit, CD
Certificate of Occupancy
Certificate of Occupancy, COO
Certificate of Reasonable Value
Certificate of Reasonable Value, CRV
Certificate of clearance
Certificate of eligibility
Certificate of insurance
Certificate of no defense
Certificate of sale
Certificate of taxes due
Certificate of title
Certificates of beneficial interest
Certified Property Manager, CPM
Certified Residential Specialist, CRS
Certified general appraiser
Certified residential appraiser
Certiorari
Cestui que use
Chain
Chain of title
Chancellor
Chancery
Change order
Character of soil
Characteristics
Chattel
Chattel mortgage
Chattel real
Chose
Chose in action
Chose in possession
Chronological age
Circuit breaker
Circulating fireplace
Circumference
Civil Rights Act of 1866
Civil action
Claim of right
Clapboard
Class A building
Class B building
Class C building
Class of property
Clear title
Clearance receipt
Client
Close
Close of Escrow
Closed-end loan
Closing
Closing costs
Closing date
Closing statement
Cloud on the title
Cluster development
Clustering
Co-ownership
Co-venture loan
Code of ethics
Codicil
Cognovit clause
Cognovit note
Coinsurance
Collar beam
Collateral
Collateral security
Collusion
Colonial architecture
Color of title
Combed plywood
Combination door
Commercial acre
Commercial bank
Commercial broker
Commercial loan
Commercial mortgage banker
Commercial paper
Commercial property
Commingle
Commingling
Commission
Commission Split
Commitment
Commitment fee
Commitment letter
Common Area Maintenance, CAM
Common area
Common elements
Common interest developments
Common interest subdivision
Common law
Common property
Common stock
Common wall
Community Associations Institute, CAI
Community Reinvestment Act of 1977, CRA
Community apartment project
Community association
Community association management
Community driveway
Community property
Compaction
Comparable sales
Comparables
Comparative Market Analysis
Comparative Market Analysis, CMA
Comparison approach
Compensating Balance
Compensation
Competence
Competent party
Competitive Market Analysis
Competitive Market Analysis, CMA
Complainant
Complete appraisal
Completion bond
Compound interest
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act, CERCLA
Comprehensive plan
Comps
Computerized loan origination, CLO
Concentric circle hypothesis
Concentric circle theory
Concession
Conclusion
Conclusive evidence
Condemnation
Condition
Condition precedent
Condition subsequent
Conditional commitment
Conditional estate
Conditional mortgage commitment
Conditional offer
Conditional sale
Conditional sales contract
Conditional use permit
Conditional vendee
Conditional vendor
Condo
Condominium
Condominium conversion
Condominium declaration
Conduit
Confession of judgment
Confirmation
Confirmation of sale
Confiscation
Conflict of interest
Conforming loan
Consent
Consent decree
Consequential damage
Conservation
Conservator
Consideration
Consolidation loan
Conspicuousness
Constant
Constant payment loan
Construction lender
Construction loan
Constructive eviction
Constructive fraud
Constructive notice
Constructive severance
Constructive trustee
Consultant
Consumer Price Index, CPI
Consumer goods
Contaminant
Contemporary architecture
Contiguous
Contingency
Contingent depreciation
Contingent fees
Continuous occupancy clause
Contour
Contour map
Contract
Contract broker
Contract for deed
Contract of sale
Contract rent
Contractor
Contractual intent
Contribution
Control data
Controlled business arrangement
Controller's deed
Convenience factor
Conventional home
Conventional loan
Conversion
Conversion value
Convertible ARM
Convey
Conveyance
Cooperating broker
Cooperative
Corner influence
Corner influence table
Corner lot
Corporate securities dealer
Corporation
Corporeal rights
Correction deed
Correction lines
Correlate the findings
Correlation
Cosigner
Cost
Cost approach
Cost basis
Cost of capital
Cost per front foot
Cost recovery
Cost-benefit ratio
Cost-plus-fixed-fee contract
Cost-plus-percentage contract
Cotenancy
Council of Real Estate Brokerage Managers, CRB
Council of Residential Specialists, CRS
Counseling
Counselor
Counselor of Real Estate, CRE
Counter flashing
Counteroffer
County
Court
Covenant
Covenant for further assurance
Covenant not to compete
Covenant of quiet enjoyment
Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions
Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions, CC&Rs
Crawl hole
Crawl space
Creative financing
Credit
Credit rating report
Credit report
Credit scoring
Creditor
Crossroad development
Cube
Cubic foot
Cubic yard
Cubical content
Cul-de-sac
Curable depreciation
Curable penalty
Curb appeal
Current assets
Current index
Current liabilities
Current yield
Curtail schedule
Curtesy
Custodian
Custom builder
Custom-built home
Customer
Cyclical fluctuation

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The rate of interest, made up of the interest rate (return on the investment) plus the recapture rate (return of the original investment), which is considered a reasonable return on the investment and used in the process of determining value based upon net income. It may also be described as the yield rate that is necessary to attract the money of the average investor to a particular kind of investment. In the case of land improvements which depreciate, to this yield rate is added a factor to take into consideration the annual amortization factor necessary to recapture the initial investment in improvements. This amortization factor can be determined in various ways (a) See straight-line depreciation method, (b) See Inwood Tables and (c) See Hoskold Tables.

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