The replacement of excavated earth in a a hole or against a structure.

Where the final installment payment on a note is greater than the preceding installment payments and it pays the note in full such a final installment is termed a balloon payment.

Imaginary lines used by surveyors to find and describe the location or private or public land.

A location indicated on a durable marker by surveyors.

(1) One entitled to the benefit of a trust: (2) One who receives profit from an estate, the title of which is vested in a trustee: (3) The lender on the security of a note and deed of trust.

To give or hand down by a will; to leave by a will.

That which is given by the terms of a will.

A single mortgage which covers more than one piece of real estate.

A declining area in which real property values are seriously affected by destructive economic forces such as encroaching inharmonious property usages, infiltration of lower social and economic classes of inhabitants and/or rapidly depreciating buildings.

In good faith, without fraud.

The breaking of a law or failure of duty either by omission or commission.

A line set by law as a certain distance from a street line in front of which an owner cannot build on his lot. (A setback line)