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Real Estate Investing Analysis

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Rate of return is a measure of profitability; it measures the cash that a project will generate vs. the cash that you have to put into the project.

Real Estate Easements

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Easements are the right of someone to utilize the real estate owned by another. Real estate easements can be created by written agreement of the parties, a deed conveying a property, condemnation, court order, prescription or by necessity.

Real Estate Domain Names

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Many wonder if they should use their own Name as their real estate web site domain name. Though it can be one of the names that point to your site, it shouldn’t be the primary. It doesn’t have to include "real estate" but there are those who believe it helps with the search engines.

HUD-1 Settlement Statement

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One of the first things every new real estate agent should learn is the HUD-1 Settlement Statement inside and out. After all, you’ll be going over it with clients and frequently be asked to explain items or how they’re calculated. Here’s a completed example HUD-1 on a .pdf with live links to instructional quick tips for the items.

Web Site Content

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The importance of having a large body of unique and interesting real estate web site content cannot be overemphasized. Your site will never get good free positioning in the search engines without it. Learn how it should be done and where to get it here.

Terminate Real Estate Easement

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Easements generally pass along with ownership changes in real estate. However, there are ways to terminate a real estate easement. Generally, this is not an automatic event, but will require some legal action. Learn about release, merger, non-use, adverse possession, destruction and quiet title action.

Starting as a Part Time Agent

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Find out the pros and cons of starting your career as a part time real estate agent. See what it takes to make the part-time strategy successful.

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