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WORD OF THE DAY: Housewright

WORD OF THE DAY: Housewright

[HAUS-rite] Part of speech: Noun Origin: North America, mid-16th century Definition: A builder of houses, especially those constructed largely of timber; a house carpenter. Examples of Housewright in a sentence "After working with Habitat for Humanity, Rachel felt like a...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Deontology

WORD OF THE DAY: Deontology

[dee-on-TALL-oh-jee] Part of speech: noun Origin: Greek, early 19th century Definition: A theory of ethics that establishes rules of right and wrong actions; the study of determining the right way to live life, based on duty and moral obligation Examples of Deontology in a...

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REI INK and RCN CAPITAL LAUNCH PODCAST SERIES

REI INK and RCN CAPITAL LAUNCH PODCAST SERIES

REI INK Magazine, a business publication for real estate investors, and RCN Capital, a leading nationwide private lender specializing in financing for real estate investors, have announced the official launch of their collaborative podcast, Uncontested Investing, with the first episode airing on...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Monopsony

WORD OF THE DAY: Monopsony

[mə-NAHP-sə-nee] Part of speech: noun Origin: Greek, 1930s Definition: (Economics) A market situation in which there is only one buyer. Examples of Monopsony in a sentence "The conglomerate used questionable tactics to create this monopsony." "Is Amazon a monopsony in the goods...

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