In the five rulings, the Fair Housing Act is probably the most significant. In the end, the law was designed to prevent the discrimination that buyers and sellers face; with its passing, the Fair Housing Act legislation (which was amended in accordance with the Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988 and is also part of the Civil Rights Act of 1968) can be used to safeguard seven kinds of sellers and buyers. These include family status handicap, sex the national origin the color of one's skin,…

Let's start with some examples of calculus used in the area of speculation on real estate development (i.e. the building of new homes). The logic is that a builder hopes to earn a profit after the completion of each home in a new home community. This builder will also need to sustain (hopefully) the positive cash flow during the construction of each home, or throughout the entire process of development. There are many factors to consider when calculating a profit. For example, we already…

With today's credit environment, alternatives aren't just less obtainable than they were a couple months ago. the concept of a "good deal" from a lender has also evolved. When I first began looking at financing for single-family homes, I missed a couple of possibilities that were decent in the current tight credit market. Therefore, it's important to not only understand the types of financing that's out there, but also which types are the most well-known and easy to come by.

The point…

The discount rate varies depending on the investor's needs, since every has a different tolerance for risk. The Great Housing Bubble discount rates for all asset classes were at their lowest levels due to the high liquidity of capital markets. The discount rate employed to calculate the discount rate is the one with the largest impact on investment value. Because of the inherent risks involved in investing in real estate that is residential It is possible to be made that a low discount rate…