A deed is a signed legal document that transfers ownership of an asset to a new owner.
Equity, or shareholders' equity, represents the value returned to shareholders if all assets were liquidated, and debts paid off.
Understanding the shipment term Free on Board (FOB) and its implications in ownership, risk, and transportation costs.
The official registered owner of a security, packed with rights, benefits, and responsibilities—and maybe a few surprises!
A limited liability company (LLC) is a business structure that combines the benefits of corporation and partnership, protecting owners from personal liability.
A financial term that embodies firmness and rigidity. Not open for debate, just like your in-laws' ideas on family traditions!
A private company is a firm held under private ownership, with shares that are not publicly traded through an IPO.
Understanding the ownership and uses of property in economics.
Schedule 13D is a form filed with the SEC that reports beneficial ownership of significant shares.
A share certificate is the written document that shows you own part of a company, which is great until you lose it and have to explain to your cat why you can't afford their gourmet kibble anymore!
A shareholder is an individual or entity that holds shares in a company, bearing both the potential for profits and risks, while enjoying certain rights in the company.
Understanding the differences and similarities between shares and stocks with a dash of humor!
Understanding a special warranty deed and how it works
Understanding the ins and outs of Tenancy in Common in real estate.
Unclaimed Funds: An Overview on the Mysterious Search for Lost Treasure
A term that reveals the hidden risks of real estate transactions without proper title recording.
A warranty of title is a guarantee by a seller that they have the right to transfer ownership without legal hindrances.
A humorous and enlightening exploration of property ownership with the benefit of survivorship.
