I needhelp to define these terms?

Question

APR?
APY?
Escrow
Escrow balance
Amoritization
Negative amoritization
What's a brokers Job
Closing Costs
Forecloure-and how to make big money on it
If you can give examples on these it would help ALOT thanks and define thank you

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I have a different take on the term reinforcement. Most would relate "positive reinforcement" with cookie training. I feel that it is more correct to say it was "positive reinforcement" only when it produces the desired result, and negative reinforcement is when there was nothing accomplished. Making a dog sit in the corner solves nothing. So punishment is a complete waste of time. I don't believe in sugar coating, so point blank, I "force train". This in no way means that I train abusively. It is just calling an apple an apple. There is far more to Pavlov than just ringing a bell to get a cookie. As a pro trainer I fully understand that when someone pays me they want to see some results for their money. So I use ALL of Pavlov theory instead of just the part that is politically correct. I use the term "pressure" rather than the word "correction" because in training the application of pressure has nothing to do with the dog performing the task right or wrong. It is only about teaching the dog the meaning of the correction. For instance with a trained dog a person should be able to tell the dog to speed up or slow down by just tapping their index finger against the front or back side of the lead. Turn left or right by just tapping the side of the lead. So in other words the correction it's self becomes the command.

Answer 3

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