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• Tips on buying a house at auction - By: Ron Victor
  Property auction takes places around the country, but they are advertised only about four weeks before. Advertisement are done in local newspapers, internet, so that sales can take place. The best bargains can often be found when properties are auctioned outside their local area.
• How To Manage Risk In Real Estate Investments? - By: Michael Shuster
  As a real estate investor in one of the toughest economic situations of our time, I find it intriguing that people constantly say (to me) things like "Isn't real estate investing rather risky?"
• Sell and Rent Back - By: Paul Sharp
  Sell and Rent Back as a new theme that becomes more popular. This article will explain sell and rent back and gives an analysis view about the advantages and disadvantages it.
• Rent To Own Paperwork - By: Paul Sharp
  This article gives an overview of rent to buy and the benefits of it.
• A Formula For Beginning Real Estate Investing - By: Michael Shuster
  If you are a beginning investor, the world of investing can seem daunting. So many opportunities present themselves that it's very difficult to know what to do. You have many questions and concerns. Which type of investment is right for me? How much do I need or should I spend? How can I minimize my risk? What will be my return on investment (ROI)?
• 5 Safety Rules To Guide Showings and Open Houses - By: David Ellis
  The nature of the Realtor's profession is such that one can reasonably expect to be meeting clients at homes and hosting open houses where one is alone. There are enough news stories about robbed/raped/murdered Realtors that one should know to be extra careful when putting oneself in a situation where one is alone. Attacks happen on men and women alike, so it is important for everyone to follow safety guidelines.
• HOA Hell or Heaven? Determine your home ownership style before buying! - By: Carolyn Capalbo
  If you are unsure of what a rule means, get a full explanation - in writing, and attached to your copy of the CC&Rs- of it. Obtaining the services of an attorney to explain the CC&Rs to you may be a good investment, especially when you are talking about thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars invested in a home.
• What Is A Housing Co-op, Anyway? - By: Virginia Wherland
  Housing Cooperatives are a legal entity that owns real estate, with tenants being shareholders, paying their share of the associated fees. Individual shareholders do not own the real estate they live in, but are essentially shareholders of a corporation that owns real estate. Housing co-ops can take on a variety of forms.They can be one house, with tenants occupying a bedroom and sharing things like a kitchen and common-rooms, or they can be multiple residences similar to a condo or town homes, with each tenant occupying a residence. The former is most common among students, with co-op housing resembling a dorm-type situation, whereas the latter is common for single adults and families in urban settings.
• Tips for Decorating your New Loft - By: Andy Asbury
  Concrete or wood floors, cement walls, structural beams, exposed pipes and ductwork are all typically seen in today's lofts. These features would make a room seem unfinished and ugly in a traditional detached home, but they're seen as quintessential parts of the minimalist design and industrial flavor in a loft property.
• Collect Important Documents Prior to Buying a Home - By: Lee Bell
  You are looking for your first home. Learn want financial documentation you need as you go through the home purchase process.