Hud Special Information Booklet: This is a booklet published by HUD that describes important terms and provides information about the home buying and mortgage loan process.

 

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Hud Special Information Booklet: This is a booklet published by HUD that describes important terms and provides information about the home buying and mortgage loan process.

Special Needs Children: Children whose emotional or physical disorders, age, race, membership in a sibling group, a history of abuse or other factors contribute to a lengthy stay in foster care. Guidelines for clas . . . View Full Definition

Special Order: An order that may be priced below the normal price in order to utilize excess capacity and thereby contribute to company profits.

Special Milk Program: Offers federal reimbursements for each half-pint of milk served to a child in a participating outlet, which generally is any school or facility caring for children that does not participate . . . View Full Definition

Special Limitation: A fee simple estate may also be qualified by a special limitation. The estate ends automatically upon the current owners failure to comply with the limitation. The former owner retains a pos . . . View Full Definition

Special Interest Tour: A tour designed to appeal to clients with curiosity or concern about a specific subject. Most such tours provide an expert tour leader and usually visit places or events of special interest . . . View Full Definition

Special Journal: A book of original entry for recording similar transactions that occur frequently.

Special Populations: People who might be more sensitive or susceptible to exposure to hazardous substances because of factors such as age, occupation, sex, or behaviors (for example, cigarette smoking). Children . . . View Full Definition

Special Services: An airline term that designates a passenger who has special requests, such as requiring assistance boarding or departing the aircraft, or special meal requirements.

Special Situation: An undervalued stock that one or more analysts expects to increase in price in the very near future because of an anticipated — and welcome — change within the company is known as a special . . . View Full Definition