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| Easement by necessity
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A legal right to travel to a landlocked parcel of land. |
| Easement by prescription
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Acquired by adverse land use for a statutory period of time. |
| Easement in gross
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A personal right to use the land of another but not attached to any one parcel of land. |
| Eastlake house
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Nineteenth-century style of architecture with houses featuring three-dimensional ornamentation, made by hand with a chisel and gouge. |
| Easy credit
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When very few prospective buyers of real estate are rejected by lenders, usually due to an ample money supply and lower interest rates, which create relaxed credit standards. |
| Easy money
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Increase in the amount of money available for use because of lower interest rates, which stimulates spending on investments such as housing. |
| Eave
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Lower section of the roof forming an overhang and comprised of a fascia, soffit and soffit molding. The word eave comes from the Old English word "off", meaning over. |
| Eave course
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Initial course of shingles installed along the eave line. |
| Eave flashing
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Laying roofing material along the eave line and stretching up the roof under the shingles. |
| Eave height
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Distance measured at the eave line from the ground to the eave. Eave Line Overhanging edge of the roof eave. |
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