F S I / F A R
- The ratio of the built up area to the total land area
Farmhouse
- Farmhouse is a property type having a building with an adjoining agricultural land
Fair Market Value
- The highest price which a buyer is willing to pay for the purchase of a property
Fee
- An amount charged by an institution like banks or registrar offices in exchange of a service
Financing
- Lending money to a borrower thereby supporting real estate purchase
Fittings
- Temporarily fixed objects which are removable from the property
Fixed Rate
- Loan amount having a fixed rate of interest over the lifespan of the mortgage
Fire certificate
- A document certifying that the building adheres to fire safety norms and is well equipped with firefighting supplies
Fixed Expenses
- Recurring expenses incurred by a property like property tax, etc.
Flat
- A type of property owned by an individual
Floating Rate
- Loan amount having a variable rate of interest over the lifespan of the mortgage
Footing
- The foundation or base structure of a building
Foreclosure
- A process by which a property of a debtor is sold to recover the outstanding loan amount
Foreign Direct Investment
- Investment made in a country’s potential market segment by multinational or foreign companies
Freehold property
- A property with no restriction on the right of the holder of the property to further transfer the property