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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 know the formula for realtors profit is P = R C. That is the profitability (P) is equal to what is earned (R) minus the cost (C). Although this formula is fairly straightforward it is not without a lot of variables that can be considered to the formula. For instance for the formula under costs (C) it is possible to include numerous variables that affect cost that can be considered, including the cost of building materials, costs of labor, holding expenses of real estate prior to purchase, utility expenses, as well as insurance premiums that are incurred during building. These are but a few examples of the various costs to factor in to the above explained formula. Under revenue (R) the formula can be able to include variables like the selling price that is the basis for the home, additional features or upgrades to the house (security system or surround sound system granite countertops, etc.). Simply plugging in these variables on its own can be an overwhelming task. But, this gets complicated if the rate of change is not linear. In this case, we have to alter our calculations as the change rate of some or all of these variables are in the form of what is known as a curve (i.e. : exponential rate)? This is a case where calculus is used.

Let's assume that, in the last month we sold 50 properties with an average amount of $500,000. With other aspects taken into account, our earnings (R) is price ($500,000) times x (50 properties sold) which equals $25,000,000. Consider that the total amount required to construct 50 homes cost $23,500,000 therefore the profit (P) is 25,000,000 - $23,500,000 , which equals $1,500,000. With these numbers in mind the boss has asked you to maximize profits in the next month. What can you do to achieve this? What is the price you can set?

To illustrate this, let's first calculate the marginal profit in terms of x of building a home in the development of a new residential community. We are aware that the revenue (R) has the same value as equation for demand (p) multiplied by the number of units purchased (x). We formulate the equation in terms of

R = px.

It is possible to determine that the demand of a house in this area is

p = $1,000,000 - x/10.

For $1,000,000 you know there is no way to sell homes. Now, the Cost equation (C) is

$300,000 plus $18,000x ($175,000 in fixed materials expenses and $10,000 for each house sold, plus $125,000 of fixed labor costs and $8,000 for each house).

From this , we can calculate the marginal profit in terms of the number of units sold (units sold) and then apply the marginal profit to calculate the price we must set to maximize profits. This is how the revenue will be

R = px = ($1,000,000 - 10x) * (x) = $1,000,000x-x2/10.

Thus, the return is

P = R + C = ($1,000,000x - x2/10) = ($300,000 and $18,000x) = 982,000x (x^2/10) 300,000.

From this , we can calculate the marginal profit by using the derivative of the profit.

dP/dx = 982,000 - (x/5)

To determine the maximum profit, we define the marginal profit equal to zero and then we solve

982,000 - (x/5) = 0

4910000 x x.

We return x to the demand function, and we get the following results:

P = $1,000,000 - (4910000)/10 = $509,000.

So, the price we should set to gain the maximum amount of profit for each house we sell is $509,000. The next month you'll sell 50 more homes with your new structure of pricing with a net gain of $450,000 from the previous month. Great job!

In the coming month, your boss is asking you, the community developer, to come up with a solution to save money on home construction. You've known that the cost-to-cost calculation (C) was:

$300,000 + $18,000x ($175,000 in fixed materials costs and $10,000 for each house sold ) plus $125,000 for fixed labour costs and $8,000 per house).

Afterclever negotiations between your building supplier and building contractors, you were able to reduce your fixed materials costs to $150,000 to $9,000 per home, and reduce your labor costs by $110,000 or $7,000 per house. As a result your cost-to-cost equation (C) has been modified to

C = $260,000 + $16,000x.

As a result of these changes you'll have to change the calculation of the base profit

P = R + C = ($1,000,000x (x2/10) * ($260,000 + $16,000x) = 984,000x - (x^2/10) 260,000 - $260,000.

From this we can determine the marginal profit by using as a derivative the new profit calculated

dP/dx = 984,000 - (x/5).

To determine the maximum profit, we establish the marginal profit equal to zero, then we solve

984,000 - (x/5) = 0

x = 4920000.

We return x to the demand function, and then get the following results:

P = $1,000,000 + (4920000)/10 + $508,000 =.

So, the maximum price we need to establish to increase an additional profit of each home we sell must be $508,000. Although we cut the price from $509,000 to $58,000 and we continue to sell 50 units, just like we did the last two months, the profit nevertheless increased because we reduced costs to $140,000. This can be determined by calculating the differences from the initial P = R C. Then, we can calculate the 2nd P = - C that includes the cost equation that we have created.

1st P = R - C = ($1,000,000x + x2/10) + ($300,000 and $18,000) = 982,000x - (x^2/10) + $300,000 = 48,799,750

2nd P = + C = ($1,000,000x * x2/10) + ($260,000 + $16,000x) = 984,000x (x^2/10) + $260,000 = 48,939,750

After subtracting the second income from the first profit, it is possible to detect a distinction (increase) to $140,000 of profit. By reducing costs for home construction, you can make your business more profitable.

Let's recap. By simply applying your demand function and marginal profit, as well as the maximum profit from calculus as well as other factors, you were able to boost your company's income per month due to The ABC Home Community project by hundreds of thousands of dollars. With a small amount of negotiation with your builders and labor leaders in order to reduce costs and through a simple adjustment of the equation of cost (C) and you'll quickly realize that by reducing costs, you increased profits in a second time, even after altering your maximum profit by cutting your price by one thousand dollars per unit. This is an example of the wonder math when used to solve real-world issues.

Personal property and property terms have often been confused as to what exactly they refer to. In this article, we'll clear it right up for you. We will go over the concepts of personal property, realty land, real estate and then finally real property.

Let's begin at personal property. Personal property, also referred to as chattel is anything that is not property in real estate. Examples are TVs, couches, and couches that are of this kind. Emblems, as they are pronounced (M-blee-ments) are items such as crops, apples, oranges, and Berries. Emblements are also personal property. This means that when you sell your house in a flip, wholesale or deal, then you either sell or transfer ownership of the property by way of the sale of a bill of sale using personal property.

Realty.

"Real estate" is a broad term for land, real estate, and real estate.

Land

Land is everything Mother Nature gave to us like whats below the ground, what's above the ground and even the airspace. Also called subsurface (underground) and the surface (the dirt) and airspace. So when you buy land that's what you get, keep in mind the government controls a large portion of our air space.

Real Estate

Real estate is defined as the land in addition to the man-made improvements to it. These include fences and driveways, as well as houses. So when you buy real estate, that's what you'll get.

Real property

Real property refers to real estate, land and the bundle of rights. The bundle of rights is comprised of five rights, the right to possess, control enjoying, exclude and then dispose. You can, in essence, possess control, enjoy, enjoy some, exclude others, then dispose of your real estate as you'd like, so in the sense that you don't contravene federal or state laws.

There are two additional types of property that we need to include.

Fixture

Fixture is personal property which has been connected to realty, and is now considered to be real property. Thus, you'd think about selling it to determine its value "did you attach it to make it permanent?" The only exceptions are the garage door opener as well as door key, these aren't considered fixtures.

Trade Fixtures

These fixtures are that are installed by a commercial tenant. These fixtures can also be the property that is owned by the tenant.

I hope this clarifies some myths about personal property, realty, land and real estate , and also fixtures and trade fixtures!

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