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Real Estate, Real Property and Leased Land; Definitions, Discussion and Explanations

Delaware, and the rest of the original British Colonies, has some land that is leased rather than owned by the residents of that land. Much of it is not evident to the casual observer.

Tax Deferred Exchanges of Investment and Business Real Estate

The Primary Residence taxation, the Residential Replacement Rollover, Sec. 1034 exception is gone.

High Tension for the Buyer and Seller of Real Estate Can Be Reduced

Tensions can run high in both the selling and buying of real estate. After all, there is a lot of money and emotion involved! There are also time pressures and numerous privacy issues to deal with.

Legal Information About the Real Estate Contract

The conclusion of final agreement between a seller and a buyer is the Agreement of Purchase and Sale. We know it as the real estate contract.

Real Estate: Buyers Agent, Sellers Agent & Dual Agent (defined and explained)

There is a relatively new and not always well understood practice in Real Estate sales; it is called Buyer Agency or Buyer's Agent. Until recently Realtors and agents usually represented the seller, in opposition to the buyer, during the real estate transaction.

Landscaping Adds Great Value to Real Estate And Helps You Sell

Over the years several of our clients have had professional landscaping done and it's amazing to me how little landscaping, can be done for $5-10,000, by a professional Landscaper, and how little value it can add to your home.Small shrubs, trees, and plantings add almost nothing, or actually nothing at all, to your home value on the open market -- until they are several years older! There is another way!Some savvy investors look for good homes that are poorly landscaped and after spending a couple of thousand dollars or less put the property right back on the market for much more money and sell it.

Are You Profiting From O.P.P.?

Are you profiting from O.P.

The Many Ways To Profit From O.P.P.s Multiple Cash Streams

In a previous article we introduced you to the concept of O.P.

How Do You Profit From O.P.P.?

In a previous article we introduced you to the concept of O.P.

Lease Purchasing Is The Perfect Home-Based Business

Some call it the 30 second commute. We call it wonderful.

Buying Country Acreage and Rural Properties, To Buy or Not To Buy

Almost anyone can become a rural property owner; if you are willing to set goals, establish what your purposes are, plan ahead and set targets that are all aligned toward the same result. And, if you can be patient instead of requiring instant gratification.

The 21st Century Way To Build Equity

Here to stay and firmly established in the U.S.

Property Types A, B, C And D

One of the biggest problems individuals just starting out have is the type of property they look for, and working outside their immediate area. One of the constants around the country and for every state, is that there are the most desirable areas to live and the least desirable; and then those that fall in between.

The Psyche of The Seller and The Tenant Buyer

For those of you who were not psychology majors the "psyche" is someone's mind. What motivates them.

Reprint Rights and How To Use Them To Generate A Steady Income

I can't emphasize enough how important it is to have a step by step guide for sellers and tenant buyers. However, many of you are missing out on other income streams that these step by step guides can generate.

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The Everest Advantage

If you donā€™t mind stairs, a walk-up can make the trek worth your while.

Habitats: A Man and His Miscellany

Passers-by slow down in front of the house on Cottage Place where John Foxell has lived for a 25 years.

Living In | Sea Cliff, L.I.: Living in: Sea Cliff, L.I.

Sea Cliff bungalows and Victorians often come with water views and many homes have been carefully restored.

The Hunt: For This Hunter, a Place With Space for Later

After being a renter in New York for 15 years, Anne Fassotte decided it was time to buy.

In the Region | Westchester: Financing a Fixer-Upper

With the current spate of foreclosures have come bargain-seeking buyers, seemingly undeterred by repair jobs.

The Real Brokers of New York

HGTV is hoping to seduce viewers around the country with tales of the cityā€™s opulent residential properties and the intense New Yorkers who buy and sell them.

In the Region | New Jersey: In New Jersey, the For-Sale Signs Are in Bloom

Real estate agents in northern New Jersey said a concentration of for-sale signs was often the result of sociological change, rather than change of season or economy.

Square Feet | The 30-Minute Interview: Larry Korman

Mr. Korman, is a co-president of Korman Communities, a company which has extended-stay hotels and apartments.

Mortgages: Less Interest in Interest-Only Loans

One of the two government-sponsored companies that set lending standards has announced it would stop backing interest-only mortgages.

Streetscapes | East 125th Street: A Once Proud Bank, Brought Low

The Mount Morris Bank on East 125th Street has its six red-brick-and-brownstone stories slashed to one.

In the Region | Long Island: On Long Island, Legislating Fairness in Co-ops

Co-op boards in Suffolk County must now state in writing why they have denied an application.

Big Deal: A Liberal Price Cut

The Park Avenue maisonette owned by William F. Buckley Jr. has been relisted at less than half of the original asking price.

Big Deal: Room for a Bakerā€™s Dozen

The summer home that John D. Crimmins, a successful Victorian businessman, bought for his wife and 13 children is now on the market.

Big Deal: No Longer Saddled With a Pied-Ć -Terre

Victor Vargas, the Venezuelan multimillionaire owner of the polo team Lechuza Caracas, has sold his New York pied-Ć -terre at One Beacon Court for $17,817,734.

Big Deal: Maybe Heā€™ll Move to a Hotel

Stanley S. Tollman, who was once a tax fugitive, has decided to sell his 11-room apartment at 485 Park Avenue, at an asking price of $12 million.

On Location: Living Against the Grain in the Czech Republic

Radim Kralik, his wife, Barbora Kralikova, and their two children live in a modern concrete box built on top of a 1943 grain silo.

Property Values: What You Get for ... $350,000

A midcentury modern house in Boise, Idaho, a historic house in Chester, S.C., and a home in Jackson, Miss.

International Real Estate: House Hunting in ... Egypt

Prices in Nabq, Egypt, remain low by comparison with those in many global vacation spots.

Property Lines: A Stake in the Sand

Beachfront homeowners in Destin, Fla., would rather see the beaches erode than share their sand with the tanning masses.

Town Crier: Lockhart Steele: The Optimistā€™s Blogger

No matter what happens in the New York City real estate market, Lockhart Steele and his site, Curbed, deem it worthy of loving attention.

Trust, Underwater

A homeowner applies for a new loan and discovers unexpected collateral damage of the mortgage meltdown.

Ask the Contractor

From wood floors to landscaping, tips for transforming your home.

2 Different Homes Under 1 Factory Roof

A 100-year-old shoe factory in the 14th Arrondissement of Paris has been divided into homes with similar layouts but very different decors.

The Limelight, a Church Turned Nightclub, to Be Reborn as a Market

A 12,000-square-foot space formerly home to a church then a nightclub will have 35 upscale boutiques and restaurants.

Square Feet: In Phoenix, Real Estate Downturn Hits Commercial Properties

After years of growth, the downturn in commercial real estate has hit Phoenix hard, with rents down more than 50 percent in a year.

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