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    Legislature passed a bill that created Business Improvement Districts and allowed cities to levy an assessment on all taxable property in those districts. The law allows for DJP to collect 10 cents on each square foot of buildings and "unimproved" real estate on properties located within the district. The district must go undergo a reauthorization process every five years. The Hinds County Tax Collector’s office collects the BID fees along with the property owner’s property taxes. The city of Jackson

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    One approach that individuals are using currently to be unique from the crowd and compete with all-cash purchasers in a hot real estate market is writing a homebuyer’s letter to a seller. It is not simple to compose a letter that is engaging and personal to convince the receiver that he or she should give the home to you and not someone else. Today‚ it is always getting harder to win a bidding war. Persons who require financing and about sixty six percent of all home buyers do as well as those with

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    Moreover‚ the crisis gradually affects the estimation economy‚ the realty‚ the automobile‚ IT‚ etc. It leads to more unemployment and less consumer expense. The concept of mortgages is loads to individuals or business to purchase a home‚ land‚ or other real property. The sub-prime mortgage crisis is an ongoing financial crisis triggered by a dramatic rise in mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures in the United States‚ with major adverse consequences for banks and financial markets around the globe. The

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    House or Flat

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    1. House or Flat? Pros and Cons A house or a flat is for everybody not just a place where you sleep‚ eat or relax‚ but it is a place‚ which we all call „ home“. Well‚ as the saying goes‚ „ As a good roof shelters us from winter´s storms‚ a good home shelters us from life´s storms“‚ home is a place where you can find‚ on the one hand‚ help‚ understanding and embrace of your family through the tough times in your life and on the other hand‚ joy‚ love and happiness while experiencing all the family

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    Future of Macau

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    when it will translate in planning to action whenever ‚ I think the future of Macau will be urbanized and the costs of living will keep going up.   From my perspective‚ Macau urban planning‚ economic and social changes go hand in hand. The price of real property will still keep going up‚ firstly with the development of casinos‚ it attracts more foreign labor which increases the rental of all types of properties.   In social expect nowadays‚ most of the parents are working in a casino in order to

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    Name. Deograsius Ssesimba Course Title. Real estate Law -B Law 340 Professor. Stave P‚ Katkov Extra credit question. The curious case of Samantha Stuart Question 1. Objective Analysis First off‚ will tackle the Legal issues governing the dispute between Stuart and Folyle. a) What is the authority and type of the easement? The language of the condominium declaration is really ambiguous. It is not clear what type of the easement this is. It looks like an easement by estoppel‚ affirmative

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    Prudential Realty: A Systems Development Life Cycle Approach to Modernization Initiation In a discussion shared over a beer one night after a soccer match‚ a friend of mine named Rodger‚ who held the position of Business Manager for the Prudential Real Estate office in Martinsville‚ NJ‚ was bemoaning the fact that the way in which his agents worked was not in tune with the times. Each was working with their own setup and the only thing they had in common was the fact that they needed to come into the

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    that International education has a positive effect on the local economy. Firstly‚ International students have positive effect on real estate industry in buying and renting houses. There are a lot of demands from overseas buyers‚ especially the families whose children study in Australia (Switzer Home Loans 2012). According to the Foreign Investment in Residential Real Estate (Gauder et al. 2014‚ p.12) point out that compare with 1990s and in 2012‚ 2013 foreign investment in residential property in Australia

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    Maceda and Recto Law

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    are very often the issue of many court cases. Both laws govern the sale of property by installments. The Recto Law‚ which forms part of the Civil Code‚ covers installment sales of personal property while the Maceda Law governs installment sales of real property. The Recto Law The Recto Law comprises Articles 1484 to 1486 of the Civil Code. It was added to the Civil Code to prevent abuses in the foreclosure of chattel mortgages‚ such as when mortgagee-creditors foreclosed mortgaged property

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    demolish the tenements of the Five Points. The 1880s and 1890s was a time in which the middle and middle-upper classes began to renegotiate their relationship with the immigrant populations of the Five Points‚ which was primarily based on preserving real estate values and stability in their communities. The underlying reality of slum development was partly based on an unregulated tenement policy that allowed overcrowding and a massive surge of tenement building projects that went unchecked for many decades

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