Capital GainThe gain recognized for federal and state income tax purposes when a taxpayer disposes of a capital asset. |
CapitalizationIn appraising a method of determining value of property by considering net income and a reasonable percentage of return on the investment. |
Capitalization RateThe percentage rate or rate of interest considered a reasonable return on the investment. It is used in the capitalization method of determining value based upon net return. |
Carpet StripMolding used at junction of baseboard and floor sometimes called a carpet strip. |
Casement WindowWindows set in frames of wood or metal that swing outward. |
Cash FlowThe new amount of cash a property produces when all cash income and other cash generated are added together and all cash expenses and other cash payments are deducted. |
Cause of ActionA legal right; facts giving rise to an enforceable claim. |
Caveat EmptorA Latin phrase meaning let the buyer beware"; the legal maxim stating that the buyer must examine the goods or property and buy at his or her own risk." |
Certificate Of Reasonable Value (CRV)The Veterans Administration's written appraisal of the value of a property. |
CertiorariThe Supreme Court order indicating that the court has decided to exercise its discretion and accept a case offered on appeal. The court reviews only those select cases that it deems worthy of review. |
