372 articles on "property"

5% Down Vs. 10% Down - A Comparison

5% Down Vs. 10% Down - A Comparison by: John Carle & Sharon Gregresh It has always been an issue for home buyers to save their down payment. Many people, on advice from various people wait to save 10%, rather than moving into the home sooner wit...

Business And Finance  business finance payment money property saving
Avoiding Disputes Over Your Lease

This article discusses the areas in which tenants often conflict with their landlord and a dispute over the lease then arises. It is really important that tenants are fully aware of all the conditions attached to their lease and therefore do not find...

Legal  legal landlord lease property will
Housing Bill - Changes in the Right To Buy Scheme

Housing Bill - Changes in the Right To Buy Scheme by: Nicola Bullimore Presently council tenants are able to purchase their rented property after 2 years of tenancy. However, this is about to change. As of the 18th January 2005, the new Housing ...

Business And Finance  business finance property rightin years sale year
Creative Real Estate Financing Technique, Real Estate Options

Creative Real Estate Financing Technique, Real Estate OptionsBREAK UP THE NOTEHeres a financing technique that falls into the category of "Creative Real Estate"...For our example we will use an apartment complex with a sale price of $5-million. Mr. S...

Business And Finance  business finance notes property interest
Do I Need Renter's Insurance?

Do I Need Renter's Insurance? by: Dan The Roommate Man If you are moving into an apartment you may want to consider investing in insurance. Along with the first month's rent, chances are you will be asked to pay a security deposit. Thi...

Family  family insurance company property cost policy
How Do You Profit From O.P.P.

In a previous article we introduced you to the concept of O.P.P., or Other People's Property, and the many ways in which you can profit.In that article we asked you what you would do if you found a business that:could generate multiple streams o...

Business And Finance  business finance property lease cash time
More Landlord Answers

More Landlord AnswersWEAR & TEAR"Ordinary wear and tear" is used to describe the amount of allowable deteriortion to the property without the tenant being financial responible.There is no exact amount of time specified by law that each item in a prop...

Business And Finance  business finance wear tenant property damage
Mortgage Glossary of Terms

Mortgage Glossary of Terms by: Darren Yates Adverse Credit The term used if the borrower has a poor credit history. This could include previous mortgage or loan arrears, bankruptcy or CCJ's. Other terms used to describe an adverse credit mo...

Business And Finance  business finance mortgage property lender term
Five *Superb* Tax Shelters For The Long-Term

Five Superb Tax Shelters For The Long-TermConsider these 5 Tax Shelters to SLASH your income taxes over the long term.1. Your CastleSweet Tax GoodiesHomeowner taxpayers who are married can exclude up to a $500,000 gain on the sale of a principal resi...

Business And Finance  business finance income taxpayer property taxes
The Criteria That Determines Your Property Investment Success

In order to satisfy your Investment Objectives you will need to set certainBuying Criteria - against which you will rate each and every investment youundertake.Again, these Criteria are ranked in what has (over the years) becomeaccepted as being thei...

Business And Finance  business finance property investment lease