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WorksheetsFall LMI Vocab
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Deposit
Money you pay at the start that may be used for damage or unpaid rent.
A fee charged for late payments.
A type of investment account.
A loan given to tenants for moving expenses.
Landlord
The person or company who owns the place you rent.
A tenant who pays rent to live in a property.
A real estate agent who manages rental properties.
A government official overseeing housing regulations.
Occupant
A person who lives in or uses a space.
A person who owns a property.
A person who rents a vehicle.
A person who visits a location temporarily.
Grace period
Extra days after rent is due when you can still pay without a late fee.
A penalty fee applied after the due date for rent.
A period during which you can negotiate your rent amount.
The time allowed for a tenant to vacate the property after notice.
Rent
The regular payment you make to live in a place.
A one-time fee for moving in.
A payment made to the government for property taxes.
An amount paid for utilities and services.
Notice
A formal announcement of an event
Written information given ahead of time, such as a 30-day notice to move out.
A type of legal document for court proceedings
A reminder for an upcoming appointment
Lessee
Landlord
Tenant
Owner
Renter
Signature
A formal document that requires a witness.
Your name written in your own way to show you agree or approve.
A type of electronic communication.
A legal term for a written agreement.
Binding
A type of fabric that is used for sewing.
An agreement that you must follow and cannot easily break.
A legal term for a non-compete clause.
A method of securing a document with a staple.
Property manager
A person or company that runs the building day to day.
A legal advisor for real estate transactions.
A financial analyst for property investments.
A maintenance worker for residential buildings.
Tenant
A person or group who rents and lives in a home.
A homeowner who sells their property.
A landlord who manages rental properties.
A real estate agent who facilitates sales.
Lease
A written agreement to rent a place for a set time and payment.
A document that outlines the terms of a loan.
An agreement to purchase a property outright.
A contract for the sale of goods.
Notify
To formally tell or report something to someone.
To ignore or overlook something important.
To celebrate an event or occasion.
To confuse or mislead someone.
