Articles, tagged with "immovable property", page 6
05th June 2009
When buying property in Bulgaria is the legislative details, which relate only to land and housing: In order to acquire the ownership of the land on which the property, you must register the entity in the territory of Bulgaria and purchased land in th...
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Author:
Nancy Hall
29th May 2009
As real estate prices have reached an all-time low, there is renewed interest in real estate investing. This real estate investing guide can help you understand the basics.
Real estate investing is when investors put their money in immovable property. ...
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Author:
gardnerwilkinson
01st April 2009
The job of a Miami Attorney depends on his or her field of specialization. He can specialize in the field of his choice and make it his career. There are many kinds of lawyers. There are the Real Estate Lawyers, Miami lawyers for Family issues, Divorce L...
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Author:
Robert Scott
31st March 2009
Real estate, or immovable property, is a legal term that defines a land and anything affixed to it. The properties can be classified as residential or commercial. Residential real estate business pertains to properties used as homes, while the commercial...
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Author:
Deirdre
27th March 2009
If you want to buy a house for sale Philippines, you might want to check out what a housing tenure is first.
Housing tenure refers to the financial arrangements under which someone has the right to live in a house or apartment. The most frequent form...
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Author:
Deirdre
13th March 2009
In regards to home purchase, there is always a possibility of incurring unnecessary expenses and also wasting a lot of your precious time, all of which can be avoided by turning to a Miami Beach real estate agent.
Buying a dream house from Miami Beac...
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Author:
dona albert
11th March 2009
Homeowner loans are loans that one acquires by offering your house as security against the loan, should the unfortunate event occur and you default the terms of payment.
The homeowner loan is advantageous in that one can be allowed to borrow more than ...
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Author:
dcgloballlc
10th March 2009
Housing tenure refers to the financial arrangements under which someone has the right to live in a house or apartment. The most frequent forms are tenancy, in which rent is paid to a landlord, and owner occupancy. Mixed forms of tenure are also possible.
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Author:
Deirdre
09th March 2009
In normal connotation, we assign the term ‘tenant' to an individual who is renting a piece of property. But in the world of finance, a tenant is an individual who does not own immovable property that can be put up as collateral against a loan. Tradition...
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Author:
Gilbert Imlay
03rd March 2009
In the case of NRIs there is a general permission to acquire any immovable property (other than agricultural land, plantation or farm-house property) by way of purchase, provided the payment is made out of foreign exchange inward remittance or any Non Res...
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Author:
George Gonigal
16th February 2009
The term "Real estate" refers to immovable property or real property such as a building or land. Commonly said real estate is the legal term provided to the immovable property. With the development of the real estate and the emergence of the private or pu...
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Author:
davisnan
08th January 2009
Introduction:
The individuals who don't have their own home to live and are living on the rented house can't afford to place collateral as security and even don't have employment to secure themselves from unexpected urgencies. Loans for unemployed tena...
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Author:
stephenwll7
01st December 2008
When you get your car registered, you get a file from the government. This file contains information about the make and registration of your car. It is a very important document and should be taken care of carefully. It contains information such as the ca...
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Author:
Scarlette Riley
01st December 2008
In the terminology of the financial sector, the word tenant refers to a person who is not capable of placing any immovable property as collateral. For tenants, especially if they do not have any job, it is very hard to get a loan. The local bankers won't ...
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Author:
Scarlette Riley
01st December 2008
In case you do not want to pay the high rate of interest on the unsecured loans, you may opt for instant secured loans. This is possible in case you have some kind of immovable property such as a land, a home, or a farm house. You place the property as th...
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Author:
martin
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