Maintaining its standard of excellence, this revised and updated edition of Modern Real Estate Practice inlcudes more illustrations and examples than ever before. This new edition addresses buyer brokerage and sales agreements, the new facilitator or intermediary agent status, technology in the work place and environmental considerations in real estate as well as the principles of real estate law, finance, valuation and investment.
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"THE BOOK-- to study to pass the test",
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There are a lot of books out there selling the idea of: nothing down, flipping, listing, rehabbing, wholesaling, the list goes on and on.Each and every one of these authors has had experience in Real Estate. They explain this information as if the reader already knows the stuff. I would guess that 99% of the fortunes they've made has been through the writing of their books. Everyone wants to find a short-cut, including me. I finally decided I would go back to the basics, and go to R.E. school, whether I got my license was not the issue. The curriculum for the class is this book. It does not contain any creativity or complex equations, which is perfect for the beginner. I've read many get-rich in real-estate books, and have found great information in all of them. This book, however, is the meat and spuds. Buy it & read it.
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A great stepping stone into the Real Estate world.,
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As a teacher in pre-liscence Real Estate, I can highly recommend this book for anyone who is interested in getting into Real Estate. Some critics have said that the book may need a better math section, but you should remember that the book is designed to help you pass your exam and not intended as your sole training outlet. Anyone reading & studying this work has covered the material needed for exam purposes. The rest is usually left up to the Broker or experience to teach. I find the book to be extremely helpful in my classes.
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Best study tool used.,
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After comparing other study guides, Modern Real Estate Practice is by for superior. All the information is in a reader friendly format. The real estate math is made simple. The DVD testing is awesome. I would recommened this study book to anyone considering a real estate career.
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define the following key terms, proration problem, rent proration, nonowning spouse, conventional life estate, general real estate taxes, escrow contract, computerized loan origination, life estate pur autre vie, insurance proration, interest proration, buyer agency agreement, real estate sales contract, township tiers, annual net operating income, calendar leap year, debit seller, transactional broker, statutory year, real estate licensees, reconveyance deed, legal life estate, uniform settlement statement, tax proration, wraparound loan Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, United States, Ginnie Mae, Disabilities Act, Uniform Settlement Statement, Supreme Court, Internal Revenue Service, Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, Equal Credit Opportunity Act, Legal Information Institute, Daily Insurance, Environmental Protection Agency, Modern Real Estate Practice, Truth-in-Lending Act, Daily Taxes, Best Bank, Broker's Fee, Department of Justice, District of Columbia, Federal Housing Administration, Gross Sales Subject, Indoor Air Quality, Megan's Law, Multiple Listing Service New!
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define the following key terms, proration problem, rent proration, nonowning spouse, conventional life estate, general real estate taxes, escrow contract, computerized loan origination, life estate pur autre vie, insurance proration, interest proration, buyer agency agreement, real estate sales contract, township tiers, annual net operating income, calendar leap year, debit seller, transactional broker, statutory year, real estate licensees, reconveyance deed, legal life estate, uniform settlement statement, tax proration, wraparound loan Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, United States, Ginnie Mae, Disabilities Act, Uniform Settlement Statement, Supreme Court, Internal Revenue Service, Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, Equal Credit Opportunity Act, Legal Information Institute, Daily Insurance, Environmental Protection Agency, Modern Real Estate Practice, Truth-in-Lending Act, Daily Taxes, Best Bank, Broker's Fee, Department of Justice, District of Columbia, Federal Housing Administration, Gross Sales Subject, Indoor Air Quality, Megan's Law, Multiple Listing Service New!
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