Articles, tagged with "property transactions", page 6
18th September 2009
Housing sector in India contributed nearly 4.5% to its GDP in 2006-07 and government is now planning to bring in a regulatory mechanism to make the sector more efficient and lend a cutting edge to it, writes Krishna Kumar Mangalam
The central governmen...
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Author:
zameensapna
08th September 2009
After the government announced lower interest rates on home loans, a lot of buyers are once again hoping to buy their dream home. According to a report Finance Minister Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, 1% subsidy will be given to the people who will be buying houses...
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Author:
99acres
31st August 2009
Real estate Cayman Islands is truly hot property. With Grand Cayman drawing multinationals as a services hub, and it already being a beautiful tourist destination, Cayman Islands land and its development is a sunrise industry. The savvy investor is bound ...
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Author:
JeremyHurst
23rd August 2009
As a structuring advisor to investors and business owners we often come across a widespread mistake that many people make.
That is a spouse being offered as a guarantor to the financial institution, landlords or creditors of a business. Often their per...
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Author:
Paul Easton
23rd August 2009
Are there good profits in foreclosures?
With the sub prime market having crashed in recent times and many bank owned homes on the market for foreclosure, you might to be tempted to add a distressed home to your real estate portfolio. If you have a bit ...
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Author:
Ravisankar
22nd August 2009
Lenders tend to look at a couple of different - but very important - things when considering home loans for people around Australia. By learning about these criteria, you can avoid getting into a mortgage that you can't really afford. Being realistic abou...
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Author:
EvoSeo
29th July 2009
Although it is natural to want to save as much money as possible when engaging in various property transactions, there are some things that you just shouldn't cut corners on. In the case of Queensland conveyancing, hiring a qualified and professional conv...
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Author:
Davo Judge
24th July 2009
Even if you are not a major student of history, you may be surprised at the long, rich history behind conveyancing in Australia. Spanning many decades, conveyancing has its roots in Europe and has evolved a lot since those long ago days.
Back in approx...
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Author:
EvoSeo
24th July 2009
Property market is shaking all over India but the real estate market of Chandigarh is still offering a lot of opportunities to its buyers and investors by way of different residential and commercial realty projects. Besides that, the government of Chandi...
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Author:
99acres
22nd July 2009
With the potential raise in selling of homes due to many reasons such as transfer, divorce, migration a new place, etc, people have to seek the help of realtors, brokers or those who can help them in selling the home in the best probable way to reduce the...
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Author:
shijinaseo
07th July 2009
The land Registry was brought into force with the Land Registration act of 1925. Until this point there had been several attempts to centralise land ownership details but none had the success of this act. The land registration act of 2002 leaves the 1925 ...
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Author:
Rob Fellowman
01st July 2009
In a move that is certain to streamline the entire conveyancing process, the Council of Australian Governments is working on a nationwide system that will settle all property transactions electronically. The system is expected to be fully operational by M...
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Author:
EvoSeo
30th June 2009
2009 is promising to be the year of "shifting of capitals" and readjustments of investment portfolios for many people throughout North America. The traditional investments into assets such as stocks, mutual funds and real estate throughout various region...
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Author:
Thomas Lloyd
28th June 2009
While there have been suggestions from some quarters that the recession may be coming to an end and the stock markets have become relatively stable, it appears many are still unwilling to take serious risks when it comes to investment.
The FTSE 100 Ind...
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Author:
Graeme Knights
05th May 2009
With a population of over a million people, Adelaide is the fifth largest city in Australia. A well planned city, Adelaide is the capital of South Australia. It is defined by its beautiful beaches, sporting events, numerous churches and its food and wine...
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Author:
Shaun Alvarez