Definition of "Developer’s equity"

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Financial interest a developer has in a development. The interest may be a direct investment or a percentage interest in the overall profit.

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Karen Minor Karen Minor said:

Trying to understand what developer Equity means

Apr 26, 2018  23:16:51

 
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Hey, Karen
Have you tried using our real estate agents directory tofind a real estate agent?
Things vary from state to state, so we think you should talk to a local real estate agent as he/she will be the best person to explain the specifics on this one.
Good Luck!

May 04, 2018  09:17:47
 
 
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