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"Shadow" a Top Local Real Estate Agent It's very tough your first few years in the real estate business, that's why the majority of agents never succeed. You have to pay annual Realtor/MLS/Electronic key fees which can cost $1,500+ a year in order to sell. Then, the broker you work for will also charge you more your first few years until you start producing. Shadowing a top local real estate agent through Park Place is a great solution to this problem as you will not have to pay the annual association fees as we are not members. Any business you do have you can refer it to a top agent that will pay back top dollar as a referral fee and they can show you how they are successful in the real estate business. Here are a few reasons why shadowing an agent while you're new might work for you: Pay nothing to the Realtor/MLS associations ​ We are not members of the Realtor/MLS associations so you will not be required to pay these fees which can cost over $1,500+ a year on average. In order to sell residential real estate full-time, you would need to be a Realtor/MLS member, you can get more inf o on this here . ​ ​ Shadow a Top Local Agent ​ To succeed in real estate, why not learn from someone that has already figured it all out. We will show you how to find the top local agents in your market that you can interview and find out which agent will match best with your personality. You can negotiate with this agent to pay back 50% of the total commission (you can negotiate more or less than 50%) to Park Place as a referral fee. Your split with Park Place on these transactions is 75/25. ​ ​ Go sell full-time when you are ready ​ The Realtor/MLS associations are great at what they do and they provide a lot to their members for their annual costs. When you feel confident to take on the annual association fees to be a full-time agent, we completely understand and we encourage you to do so. You can interview with the company where you are shadowing their top agent, or let us know if you need any suggestions on great local brokerages. Sign Up with Park Place ​ Once you get your license, place it with Park Place. We can make your license active on any business day. Simply sign our contract online and pay our annual $100 administration fee here on our website . We will show you how you to shadow a top producing agent in your market. You will also get 35% off all your future CE education needs and many other benefits with the #1 online real estate school in the U.S., Real Estate Express, with o ur affiliation. If you have any questions, please email us at admin@parkplacenetwork.com or go to our website here to see all of our benefits. We hope to work with you soon!

Real Estate Agent Dictionary ​ Bookmark this page as a resource for real estate terms. ​ A | B | C | D | E | F, G, H | I, J, K | L | M | N, O | P | Q, R | S | T | U, V, W, X, Y, Z C ​ CADASTRAL Public record of the extent, value and ownership of land; land surveying and mapping. CAPITALIZATION In appraising, determining value of property by considering net income and percentage of reasonable return on the investment. CAPITALIZATION RATE The percentage ratio between net income from investment and the value of the investment. Commonly expressed as "return on and return of" capital. CARTOGRAPHY The science or act of making maps. CASH VALUE The actual money that an Asset will bring on the open market without any lengthy delay. CAVEAT EMPTOR "Let the buyer beware" is Latin. Summarizes the rule that the buyer must examine, judge and test merchandise/property for himself. CERTIFICATE OF NO DEFENSE A legal instrument executed by a mortgagor setting forth the exact unpaid balance of a mortgage, the current rate of interest, and the date to which interest has been paid. CERTIFICATE OF TITLE A document stating that title to a particular property is clear. It is prepared by an attorney or qualified person who has examined the abstract of title, but is not to be confused with title insurance. It is only an opinion that title is good. CHAIN A surveyor's unit of linear measure: 66 feet. Also, any length steel tape used to measure distance. CHATTEL Personal property which is tangible and movable. (The word "chattel" evolved from the word "cattle", one of man's early important possessions.) CIVIL ACTION Legal action brought to enforce, redress or protect private rights. All proceedings except criminal proceedings. CIVIL RIGHTS ASSURANCE Assurance that no person will be discriminated against or excluded from operations, programs or activities on the basis of race, color, age, sex, religion, handicap or national origin. CLEAR TITLE A title free and clear of all encumbrances. CLOSING STATEMENT An accounting by a broker of funds in a real estate sale, made to the seller and to the buyer. CLOUD ON TITLE An outstanding claim or encumbrance which would affect or impair the owner's title, if valid. A judgment or dower interest. COINSURANCE A relative division of risk between the insurer and insured, depending on relative amount of the policy and the actual value of the property insured. COLLOCATE Sharing of one property by more than one user; especially armed forces recruiting facilities. COLLATERAL HEIR one who is not in the direct line of the deceased, but from a collateral line, as a brother/ sister, aunt/uncle, nephew/niece or cousin of the deceased. COLLATERAL SECURITY A separate obligation attached to a contract to guarantee its performance; the transfer of property or of other contracts or valuables, to ensure the performance of a principal agreement. COLOR OF TITLE The appearance of title (also called "apparent title"). Any fact, extraneous to the act or will of the claimant, which appears, on its face, to support his claim of title but, because of defect, falls short of establishing title. COMMAND OPERATING BUDGET The Command Operating Budget (COB) estimates costs of resource decisions and justifies command requirements. COMMERCIAL CONCESSION A special business arrangement usually made at a civil works project by leasing Army controlled real property to a private party who provides recreational services and facilities to the public at fair market value while seeking to make a profit. COMMITMENT OF FUNDS of funds prior to obligation for a specific purpose, based on an estimate. COMMON ELEMENT In a condominium, land and parts of buildings used by all owners for mutual convenience and safety. See CONDOMINIUM COMMON EXPENSE In a condominium, expenses of operation and sums declared by the bylaws to be common expense. COMMUNITY PROPERTY Property accumulated through joint efforts of husband and wife, or by either one, during their marriage and owned in common. COMPARABLE Properties listed in an appraisal report which are substantially equivalent to the subject property, comparable in selling price, rental, income or similar measure. COMPENSABLE INTEREST Interest of parties that is to be compensated. COMPLIANCE INSPECTION Inspection of outgrants, military and civil, for compliance with terms of the outgrant and to review management/development of the property, particularly of outgrants which provide services to the general public. COMPOUND INTEREST Interest paid both on the original principal and on interest accrued from the time it fell due. CONCESSION privilege granted to an individual by the Government, to sell food, etc., on Government land. CONCURRENT LEGISLATIVE JURISDICTION Legislative jurisdiction held by the United States concurrently with a state; the state grants to the U.S., and reserves to itself, the right to exercise the same legislative authority. CONDEMNATION In real property law, the process by which property of a private owner is taken for public use, with just compensation to the owner. Condemnation occurs under the right of eminent domain. CONDITION SUBSEQUENT A condition which, if it occurs, will defeat an existing estate in real estate or terminate an existing obligation. CONDITIONAL COMMITMENT A commitment for a loan subject to one or more conditions. CONDITIONAL SALE CONTRACT contract whereby the owner retains title to the property until the purchaser has met all of the terms and conditions of the contract. CONDOMINIUM Fee ownership of a unit in multi-unit building with joint ownership of common areas. CONSIDERATION An act or forbearance, or the promise thereof, which is offered by one party to induce another to enter into a contract; that which is given in exchange for something from another. CONSTRUCTIVE EVICTION Breach of a covenant of warranty or quiet enjoyment; for example, the inability of a purchaser or lessee to obtain possession by reason of a paramount outstanding title. CONSTRUCTIVE NOTICE Often called legal notice, the conclusive presumption that all persons have knowledge of the contents of a recorded instrument. CONTAMINATION Presence of unexploded conventional ordnance, or of biological, radioactive, toxic chemical, or hazardous substances. CONTINUING RESOLUTION Congressional legislation providing budget authority for Federal agencies and/or activities to continue operating until regular appropriations are enacted. CONTOUR LINE A line connecting all points of the same elevation on a part of the earth's surface, represented by a continuous line on a topographic map. CONTRACT An agreement, either oral or written to do or not to do certain things. In real estate, there are many different types of contracts. CONTRACT RENT Payment for use of property, as specified in a lease. CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE A mortgage on real estate securing a loan made by a private investor, not guaranteed by a Government agency such as FHA or VA. CONVEYANCE The transfer of title to real property by means of a written instrument, such as a deed. COOPERATIVE Multi-unit building owned by a corporation, each owner holding stock equal to the value of his apartment. Title is proprietary lease. C OST OF REPRODUCTION The normal cost of exact duplication of a property with the same or closely similar materials as of a certain date or period. COURSES AND DISTANCES A method of describing or locating real property; this description gives a starting point and the direction and lengths of lines to be run; practically indistinguishable from a metes and bounds description. COVENANT A written agreement in a deed which pledges that either party will perform or abstain from specified acts on a certain property, or which specifies or forbids certain uses of the property. CURTESY The common law life estate of a husband to land his wife possessed in fee at her death. This interest has been abrogated as modified by statute in many states.

The Members Area If you have any questions, please send us an email to admin@parkplacenetwork.com or give us a call at 407-878-0607. One of our brokers is available to speak with you, Monday-Friday, during business hours. ​ ​ (Park Place Agents, please bookmark this page into your computer ). What would you like to do? Place a Referral Pay My Ann ual Administration Fee Change My Contact Information ​​ Search Ne w Construction & Properties Worldwide ​ Check the Renewal Date of your Real Estate License ​ Sign u p for your Park Place Website page ​ Training Info Find a Real Estate School Purchase Business Cards Real Estate Dictionary ​ ​ Login to your Step by Step Marketing Guide If you have any questions, during business hours, you can call us at 407-878-0607 press #1, or email us at admin@parkplacenetwork.com . We currently have over 1,000+ Active Park Place Realty Network Agents living throughout 4 Continents. If you haven't already, please 'Like' our Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/ParkPlaceNetwork to interact with us and your fellow Park Place Agents. Refer a family/friend and make $25! If you recruit someone to place their license with us, we will pay you a $25 recruiting fee. Send us their information to admin@parkplacenetwork.com before they sign-up in order to qualify. Let us know if you have any additional questions on this. Park Place Benefits Get Discounts off ALL your Continuing Education Needs Park Place agents get discounts off ALL your real estate schooling throughout the United States. We are partnered with the Top online school, The CE Shop . If you have a friend or family that is getting their license, you can also offer our discounts to them, throughout the U.S. Go to the step by step marketing guide to access your promo code with all the details. Earn double the referral fee on your New Construction buyers Do you have a buyer who is looking to purchase new construction in the state that you are licensed? You can earn double the referral fee with this buyer. Send us an email to admin@parkplacenetwork.com with the details and we will let you know if it is possible. You can get more information on this in our Step by Step Marketing guide, we will also provide you with your own personalized new home search website in this guide. ( View what it will look like here ). Your own website page to promote your referral business All new Park Place agents get their own personal webpage which is built to capture leads online and through social media. You can see an example of what your webpage would look like at www.ParkPlaceConnects.com/smartin . If you do not have your own webpage set up yet, you can fill out the form here and we will have this built for you at no cost. Step by Step Marketing Guide online for all active Park Place Agents In this online guide we show you how to market yourself on Facebook, learn how to find commercial referrals in your market, or prepared letters you can mail to your personal contacts, and many other tools to help you succeed. You can also access your 35% discount for all the CE & Post License courses. Click here to login to your Step by Step marketing Guide . Get your Park Place business cards here Please welcome the newest Agents to the Park Place Family!! You can view our 1,000+ Active Agents here . We are always here for you! If you are having trouble thinking of ways to produce referrals, talk with one of the Brokers. They are more than happy to spend time talking with you, to put together a plan, for you to produce more business. Give us a call at 407-878-0607, or send an email to admin@parkplacenetwork.com and one of the Brokers can help Monday-Friday, during business hours.

Members only section for active Park Place Realty Network Agents, a step by step online marketing guide to help you generate referral business Below is the link to login to your marketing guide online. The password is the same for all Park Place agents and is changed periodically. The recent password was in the latest newsletter that we emailed to you. In this online guide you will learn ​Learn how to get Referrals from your Facebook profile. Make Double on New Construction Buyers and get your own Personalized New Home Search webpage. How to find Commercial Real Estate referrals in your market. Professionally made images you can simply copy & paste. Learn how to make Double and Triple the referral fee from I-Buyer companies and your agents. We provide you with several letter templates you can simply copy, then mail out to your contacts. Learn how to market yourself to millions of Facebook users through Facebook ads. Find out how to get your own personalized URL for your website. How to Partner up with a Top Agent in your Local Market Get the phone list of over 1,000 USDA approved lenders throughout the U.S., learn how to get their referral business. Access your 40% off discount for your continuing/post license education, or offer this discount to your friends and family looking to get their license through our affiliation with The CE Shop. MARKETING GUIDE LOGIN Your password is in the latest newsletter that we emailed you or in your original signup email. If you have misplaced the newsletter, please send us an email to admin@parkplacenetwork.com to get the password.

Check the renewal date of your Real Estate license here Click the state in which you have a real estate license below. This will take you to the division of Real Estate license search page for your state. Type in your information which will pull up your license information. If you have any questions regarding your license, contact the division of real estate for your state. The phone numbers are provided below. Check your Florida license here . You can contact them at 850-487-1395. (To get through their phone prompts to talk to someone type 4, 5 & 1). ​ ​ ​ Check your Georgia license here . You can contact them at 404-656-3916. (To get through their phone prompts to talk to someone type 2, 1, & 0). ​ ​ ​ Check your North Carolina license here . You can contact them at 919-875-3700.

Real Estate Agent Dictionary ​ Bookmark this page as a resource for real estate terms. ​ A | B | C | D | E | F, G, H | I, J, K | L | M | N, O | P | Q, R | S | T | U, V, W, X, Y, Z N-O NATURAL RESOURCES Viable and/or renewable products of nature; natural environments of soil, air and water; plants and animals on grasslands, rangelands, croplands, forest, lakes, and streams. NAVIGATION SERVITUDE Public right of navigation for the use of the people at large. NEGOTIABLE A promissory note, or similar instrument, is said to be negotiable if title to the instrument, and the money it represents, can be transferred by mere endorsement and delivery by the holder, or by delivery only. NET INCOME in general, synonymous with net earnings, but considered a broader and better term the balance remaining, after deducting from the gross income all operating expenses, maintenance, taxes. NET LEASE A lease agreement whereby the lessee pays all property charges (taxes, insurance, maintenance) in addition to rent. Local market customs and terms vary, in some areas, "net, net" and "net, net, net" are used. NONEXCESS PROPERTY Property required for an Army mission but proposed for sale: the proceeds would fund acquisition of replacement land or facilities. Authority to sell non-excess property is found at 10 U.S.C. 2667a. NONUSABLE CONDITION Describes a facility which is unserviceable because of deterioration, because it requires extensive restoration, or because it is dangerous to equipment or to the health and safety of personnel. NOTE A written instrument acknowledging a debt and promising payment. NOTICE TO QUIT A written notice from a landlord to a tenant that the tenant must vacate the premises at the end of the term or immediately, if the lease is at will. O OBLIGATION Legal reservation of funds based on known requirements (a contract, for example), or an a realistic estimate of costs. OBLIGOR One who places himself under a legal obligation to an obligee. OBSOLESCENCE As applied to real estate it is the loss of value due to structural, economic, or social changes becoming outmoded. OFFER A promise by one party to act in a certain manner provided the other party will act in the manner requested. The offeror is the one who makes the offer to the offeree. OFFSET STATEMENT A statement by the owner of property or owner of a lien against property, setting forth the present status of liens against said property. OPEN-END MORTGAGE A mortgage containing a clause that permits the mortgagor to borrow money after the loan has been reduced without rewriting the mortgage. OPTION A privilege, acquired for a consideration, of demanding within a specified time the carrying out of a transaction upon stipulated terms. The optionor grants an option to an optionee. ORDER OF POSSESSION Court order in a condemnation which allows the Government to enter and use lands. OUTGRANT Government term for the interest or right granted to one to use Government real property by a lease, easement, license, or permit. OUTLEASING The leasing of Army-controlled real property which is temporarily not required for mission purposes. OUTSTANDING RIGHTS Encumbrances, obligations, or liens on property. The Government may take such property subject to the outstanding rights or may eliminate them. OVER-IMPROVEMENT An improvement to land that is more extensive or costly than needed. As an example, the erection of a thirty-story office building where fifteen would have been adequate for the present and foreseeable future needs of the business community. OWNER IN EQUITY owner is responsible for repairing or replacing improvements to the property that are damaged (i.e., loss by fire, damages due to flood, etc.).

Real Estate Agent Dictionary ​ Bookmark this page as a resource for real estate terms. ​ A | B | C | D | E | F, G, H | I, J, K | L | M | N, O | P | Q, R | S | T | U, V, W, X, Y, Z E ​ EASEMENT A privilege or right which the owner of one parcel of land may have to use or enjoy the lands of another, i.e., a right-of-way. EASEMENT APPURTENANT An easement which is attached to, accompanies, and passes with a greater interest; it has no existence apart from the superior interest. Also called PERTAINING EASEMENT. EARNEST MONEY The cash deposit made by a purchaser of real estate as evidence of good faith. ECONOMIC LIFE The period over which a property will yield a return on the investment, over and above the economic or ground rent due to land. ECONOMIC OBSOLESCENCE Impairment of desirability or useful life arising from economic forces, such as changes in optimum land use, a legislative enactment which restrict or impair property rights, and changes in supply-demand relationships. EFFECTIVE AGE Age in years, indicated by the condition and utility of a structure. EJECTMENT A form of action to regain possession of real property, with damages for the unlawful retention. ELEVATION Surveying: The distance above or below a datum. Architecture: A sketch of the front or side of a building. EMBLEMENTS Growing crops (called "fructus industriales") which are produced annually through labor and industry. Emblements are regarded as personal property even prior to harvest; thus, a tenant has the right to take the annual crop, even if the harvest does not. EMINENT DOMAIN The right of the government, both state and federal, to take private property for a necessary public use, with just compensation paid to the owner. Through eminent domain, the state may acquire land. ENCROACHMENT Trespass; the building of a structure or any improvements partly or wholly intruding upon the property of another. ENCUMBRANCE Any claim, lien, charge or liability attached to and binding upon real property which may lessen the value of the property but will not necessarily prevent transfer of title. There are two general classifications of encumbrances. ENDANGERED SPECIES Plants and animals which are in danger of extinction throughout a significant portion of their ranges, as listed by U.S. Department of Interior. ENGINEERING FEASIBILITY STUDY Evaluation of a proposed construction at a particular site, to determine whether the proposed project is economically, structurally, and environmentally feasible. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT Analysis of a proposed action; the basis for deciding whether the proposed action will have a significant impact on the environment. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT A detailed, full-disclosure report pursuant to National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA). An EIS identifies and analyzes the anticipated environmental impact of a proposed action, discusses how adverse effects will be mitigated. EQUITY In real estate, the interest or value of the real estate over and above the amount of the indebtedness thereon. EQUITY OF REDEMPTION Also known as Statutory Redemption or Redemption. The right of the mortgagor, before a foreclosure sale, to reclaim property which has been forfeited due to mortgage default. EROSION Wearing away land through processes of nature, for example by streams and wind. ESCALATION CLAUSE A clause in a lease which causes a rent increase, contingent on a specific action. ESCHEAT The reverting of property to the state by reason of failure of person legally entitled to hold or when heirs capable of inheriting are lacking. ESCROW In real estate, it is the state or condition of a deed which is conditionally held by a third party, called the escrow agent, pending the performance or fulfillment of some act or condition. ESCROW AGREEMENT A written agreement between two or more parties whereby the grantor, promisor or obligor, delivers certain instruments or property into the hands of a third party, the escrow agent. ESTATE In real estate it refers to the degree, quantity, nature, and extent of interest which a person has in real property, such as a fee simple absolute estate, an estate for years. ESTATE AT SUFFERANCE An estate in land arising when the tenant wrongfully holds over after the expiration of his term. ESTATE FOR LIFE A freehold estate, not of inheritance, but which is held by the tenant for his own life or the life or lives of one or more other persons, or for an indefinite period that may extend for the life or lives of persons in being. ESTATE FOR YEARS An interest in land for a fixed period of time, from one day upwards; often called a tenancy for years. ESTATE FROM PERIOD TO PERIOD An interest in land where there is no definite termination date but the rental period is fixed at a certain sum per week, month or year; often called tenancy from year to year. ESTATE IN REVERSION The residue of an estate left in the grantor to commence in possession after the termination of some particular estate. ESTOPPEL A legal doctrine which prevents one from asserting rights that are inconsistent with a previous position or representation. ESTOVERS Wood which a tenant is allowed to take from the landlord's premises for the necessary fuel, implements, repairs, etc., of himself and his (resident) servants. ET AL. Abbreviation for et alii, Latin meaning and others. ET UX. Abbreviation for et uxor, meaning and wife. ET VIR Latin meaning and husband. EVICTION Dispossession by process of law; the act of depriving a person of the possession of lands he has held pursuant to a judgment of the court. EXCESS Designates real property which is no longer required by the Federal agency accountable for it. EXCESSING The process of determining that real estate is not needed by the Army; reporting excess property to the disposal agency for disposal. EXCHANGE Disposal of any real interest by exchanging it for another real interest of equal value instead of cash. EXCLUSIVE LEGISLATIVE JURISDICTION Jurisdiction under which the Federal Government holds all the authority of a state legislate over a particular area, except authority to serve process in cases arising from occurrences outside of the area. EXECUTOR An individual or institution designated in a will and appointed by a court to settle the estate of the testator. EXPERT WITNESS Persons with particular knowledge or skill which enables them to give an opinion on the facts in dispute.

Specializing in International Real Estate Referrals | Residential & Commercial How does this work? Park Place Realty Network is not a member of the Realtor/MLS Associations. You do not need to be a Realtor/MLS member to be Active with us. Typical fees to be a Realtor/MLS member are normally $1,250+ Annually. This is how we are able to get around you being required to pay the Annual Realtor/MLS fees. Most of our Agents work in another industry, live outside the state they're licensed, are retired, stay at home moms, or former full time Agents and do not have the time to focus on selling Real Estate full-time. But, they still want to earn Real Estate commissions with the license they worked so hard to get initially. When a Park Place Agent has a family or friend looking to buy or sell any type of Real Estate, anywhere in the world, they notify us and we will then match their Referral with a Top full-time Agent in their market. This Top Agent will handle the entire transaction and their Company will pay a 25/30% Referral Fee depending on price once the transaction closes. ( Get more information on how referrals work here ) You will make 90% based on a 25% referral fee with no additional transaction fees. Sign Up Now If you have a Referral that would like to purchase New Construction, you can refer them directly to the builder and make double the referral fee. We would handle this transaction for you in-house. This only works within the State that you are licensed. Lead Generating Webpage We provide all new Park Place Agents with a Free lead generating website to promote themselves online and on social media. You can view a sample of what your webpage will look like here . Why Park Place Realty Network? Here's 10 Reasons: 1. Our Agents make 90% based on a 25% referral fee. We can pay our agents quickly through ACH payment or mail. You'll also get paid your referral fee up to 365 days if you decide to leave our company vs the standard where Brokers keep your earned commissions once you leave their company. 2. Park Place can refer to ANY real estate company, large or small, ANYWHERE in the world, residential or commercial. We're not stuck to just one local company, a big corporation that keeps it in house only, or a "network" of mediocre Agents that pay to be there. We do the research and only work with the best companies & Agents with a proven sales record in each market. If you have an Agent that you prefer to use, we can work with them too. ( See our FAQ's page for more details ). Watch our short one-minute video below: 3. Your own personal lead capturing webpage to promote yourself and capture referral leads. You can see what your referral webpage will look like here to capture referral leads worldwide. All leads get emailed directly to you. This webpage is Free to all new Park Place agents. 4. When dealing with new construction referrals, you have the opportunity to earn double the referral fee within the state that you are licensed. (See below for example). You will also get a Free new home search website that you can use to promote to your contacts. See an example of what it looks like here . This page can also be added to the Park Place webpage above in #3. See our Social media presence on all of the top platforms. Park Place agents are allowed to copy ALL of our content. 5. Park Place Agents get 40% off Continuing/Post License education, through our affiliation with a Top online real estate school throughout the U.S . You can also offer 40% off the full license course to all of your friends and family looking to get their real estate license, anywhere in the U.S. 6. Park Place Agents can refer ALL types of real estate sales Worldwide. Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Business Brokerage, New Construction & Property Managing. Get all the details here . 7. There are no sales quotas within our organization. You may send as many referrals as you like within the year, or not send any at all. Work this program at your own pace. We will also manage your license and will notify you when your renewal is due for the state. 8. Take advantage of the tax benefits by being active under our company. ( See our Faq's page for more details ). 9. Full Broker support. Our brokers are available to you, M-F, to answer any of your questions and to oversee your referral transactions from beginning to end. We are always here for you. We can activate your Real Estate license if you have a license in the states of Florida, Georgia, or North Carolina. 10. Step by Step Online Marketing Guide. We show you how you can get referral business. If you are active with us, you can access your guide here . View testimonials written by active Park Place Agents here . Sign Up Now Park Place Refers out: ​ RES I D ENTIAL ​ COMMERCIAL ​ INDUSTRIAL ​ BUSINES S BROKERAGE ​ NEW CONSTRUCTION ​ PROPERTY MANAGING ​ Get all the details here . *Get a list of estimates on what you can make under the FAQ's page of our website . Three Steps to go Active Now: Step 1. Sign our contract digitally here through your computer or smart phone. ​ Or, you can print out our contract by clicking here . Sign and return a copy of the contract to Park Place Realty Network LLC. You can email the signed copy to admin@parkplacenetwork.com , fax it to 407-878-0540, or mail it to: 2500 W. Lake Mary Blvd Suite 220, Lake Mary FL, 32746. ​ Step 2 . Pay your annual $100 administration fee by credit card by clicking here , or send a check to the address above. ​ Step 3. Once we receive the signed contract and the administration fee, we will make you Active. There is no additional paperwork for you to complete concerning the State. We handle everything and transfer your license for you. You will be notified by us, typically the same day, that you have been made Active. That’s it! View our contract in 100+ languages here. Place your license and your referrals with a company you can trust. Park Place has successfully been in business for over 10 years with 75+ combined years of Broker knowledge and support. We've handled thousands of referral transactions since 2010.

Real Estate Agent Dictionary ​ Bookmark this page as a resource for real estate terms. ​ A | B | C | D | E | F, G, H | I, J, K | L | M | N, O | P | Q, R | S | T | U, V, W, X, Y, Z P PARTIAL LEGISLATIVE JURISDICTION Authority granted by a state to the Federal Government to legislate over an area, while the state reserves the right to exercise, alone or concurrently with the Federal Government, other authority greater than the right to serve civil or criminal process. PARTIAL TAKING Taking of part of a property for public use, under power of eminent domain. Compensation must be paid, considering damages and/or special benefits to the remainder property. PARTITION The dividing of common interests in real property owned jointly by two or more persons. PATENT An instrument by which the Federal Government conveys public land to an individual. PERCENTAGE LEASE A lease whereby rental is a percentage of gross or net income from sales or services. Such a lease often guarantees a minimum or maximum rent, regardless of business volume. PERCOLATION The flow of sub-surface water through land. A measure of percolation shows how much water the land can absorb. PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION A building suitable and appropriate to serve a specified purpose for at least 25 years with a minimum of maintenance. PERMIT A privilege, revocable at will, granted to another Federal agency to use real property for a specific purposes; confers no possessory interest. PERSONAL PROPERTY All physical objects of a personal or movable nature subject to ownership, except real estate (real property). See also PROPERTY and REAL PROPERTY. PERSONALTY Personal property, movable property, chattels. See also PERSONAL PROPERTY. PHOTOGRAMMETRY The science of surveying and mapping using aerial photographs and stereographic plotters. PLAT Map of town, section, or subdivision, showing location and boundaries of individual properties. PLOT A piece of land. POINT A measure for charges on a loan amounting to one percent of the loan. One point is therefore one percent of the subject loan. POINT OF COMMENCEMENT A remote established point from which the true point of beginning can be identified. POLICE POWER The right of the Government to enact legislation deemed necessary to protect and-promote public health, safety, and welfare. In real estate, may be interpreted as the right to limit exercise of property rights without compensation (e.g., zoning). PORTABLE BUILDING A building designed for the continuing purpose of being easily moved intact from one location to another; usually kept in one location for a short time. Portable buildings are not items of realty and are not reported as real property inventory. POSSESSORY INTEREST Outgrant interests of private corporation and individuals to land that the Federal Government has withdrawn from county assessor's rolls. POWER OF ATTORNEY An instrument authorizing someone to act as another person's agent or attorney. The agent is attorney in fact, and his power is revoked at the death of the principal by operation of law. Power of attorney may be general or special. PREPAYMENT PENALTY Penalty for the payment of a mortgage or deed of trust note before it actually becomes due. PRESCRIPTION The acquiring of aright in property, usually in the form of an intangible property right such as an easement or right-of-way, by means of adverse use of property that is continuous and uninterrupted for the prescriptive period. PRICE The amount paid in legal tender, goods, or services; the consideration; purchase price. The terms for which a thing is done. PRINCIPAL Amount of a loan balance. In a mortgage payment of principal and interest, the principal repays the loan. PRIVATE ORGANIZATION A self-sustaining, non-Federal entity, constituted or established and operating on Federal property, by individuals acting outside any official capacity in the Federal Government. PROGRAM ANALYSIS AND RESOURCE REVIEW The PARR document identifies and explains new programs and changes to existing programs. Twenty-eight major commands and other agencies submit material to the PARK. PROGRAM AND BUDGET GUIDANCE The PBG provides guidance on manpower and dollars from HQDA to general operating agencies. MACOMs use this guidance to prepare the PARR and COB. PROGRAM OBJECTIVE MEMORANDUM The POM document presents the proposed Army program to the Office of the Secretary of Defense. It presents planned activities and the personnel and obligation authority required over a 5-year period to build, operate, and maintain this proposed program. PROJECT PLANNING Planning of real estate acquisition. PROPERTY The rights or interests a person has in the thing he owns; not, in the technical sense, the thing itself. These rights include the right to possess, to use, to encumber, to transfer and to exclude, commonly called the bundle of rights. PROPERTY NOT UTILIZED All or part of a property not used for current program purposes of the accountable agency, or occupied in caretaker status only. PROPERTY UNDERUTILIZED All or part of a property used only irregularly or intermittently by the accountable agency for current program purposes, or used for current program purposes that require only a portion of the property. PROPRIETARY INTEREST Rights of the Federal Government as property owner in a state. Rights conferred by virtue of ownership. PUBLIC DOMAIN LANDS Land or interest in land owned by the United States and administered by the Secretary of the Interior through the Bureau of Land Management. PURCHASE MONEY MORTGAGE A mortgage given by the grantee to the grantor, on the same land and concurrently with the conveyance, to secure the unpaid balance of the purchase price.

Marketing Guide Everything you need to get New Construction Referrals Steps to follow in order to earn a commission on new construction: ​ If you have a buyer who is interested in purchasing new construction in the state that you are licensed, instead of referring your buyer out to a 3rd party real estate company, you can take your buyer directly to the builder and we will handle the rest. You will earn 50% of the total commission as a referral fee versus 22.5% of the total commission if we had to refer it to a 3rd party company. This only works in the state that you are licensed. If you have a buyer looking to buy new construction in another state that you are not licensed in, send us an email and we might still be able to make it work. Research: If you have a buyer who is interested in new construction, find out their price range and the area that they are looking to purchase. Once you collect this data, go to our search homes page and find the right builder that matches their criteria. Or, build your own new home search website for free with our affiliation (see the bottom of this page). Your buyers can do their own search and let you know which subdivisions they have an interest in right from your new home website. Registration: If you find a builder that matches your buyers search criteria, contact the builder directly to set up an appointment to meet you and your buyer at the new subdivision. When talking to the builder/builders onsite agent, make sure your name is down as the real estate agent and Park Place Realty Network as the broker representing your buyer before you release any contact information regarding your buyer. If, for some reason, you are not able to meet your client at the subdivision, contact the onsite agent to see if you have to be there. If you are not required, make sure the onsite agent knows you are the active agent for your prospect and set up an appointment time for your buyer to meet the onsite builders agent. Follow up after the meeting to see how it went and if they are moving forward. **Please Note: Registration is the most important step because, if you don't get yourself registered right from the beginning, it can be hard to prove that you are the buyer's agent and deserving of the real estate commission. Notify Us: If your client decides to move forward with a builder. Please email us at admin@parkplacenetwork.com and send over all of the contact information of the onsite builders agent. We will then follow up with this transaction until it closes and pay you back a 50% referral fee. Get your Free New Construction Search website here If you are interested in getting your own website to promote new homes to your prospects, go to www.NewHomeSourceProfessional.com/park-place-realty-network and click sign up today at the top right of the page. Once you have created an account and have logged in, at the top right click 'My showingnew.com site". You can then build your own new home website for free. You can see what your new home website will look like here once it's completed above. ​ *When filling out the information for your new home website, you will need to upload our logo. Right click, and save the below logo into your computer, and then upload it onto your new home website through the link above. If you are having trouble building this page, you will need to reach out to New Home Source here with any questions. Once you have an active link to your new home website, email us the link to admin@parkplacenetwork.com and we can add this link/button to your other Park Place webpage with a whole section dedicated to New Construction at no cost. See what it could look like here . If you do not have a Park Place webpage, you can request one here . Webinars to help you get more New Construction referrals Use the buttons below to see live & recorded webinars on how to use the above New Home Search website. Also, you can get great tips on how to get new construction buyers, all Free as a Park Place Agent. Schedule your Live Webinar Previously Recorded Webinars Learn to Sell New Construction