Real Estate Review 2006 |
Title | Subject | Authors |
Accounting for income tax uncertainties: a step towards financial transparency. | Real estate industry | Reinstein, Alan, Lander, Gerald H. |
An overview of the status of current federal litigation against alleged realtor antitrust practices. | Real estate industry | Fong, Patrcik |
Application of the Antiquities Act of 1906. | Real estate industry | Van Arsdale, Barbara J. |
Appraising schools and colleges.(real estate appraisal) | Real estate industry | Bird, Bruce M., Burton, James H. |
Dealing with the financially marginal contractor.(mechanics' lien) | Real estate industry | Hess, Stephen A., Borges, Kent H. |
Landlord-tenant update. | Real estate industry | Dougherty, Frank |
Memo from architects and contractors to architectural critics in the media: designing and constructing a building is not as easy as it looks. | Real estate industry | Shapiro, Steven G. |
Real estate brokerage and antitrust enforcement: the FTC condemns new MLS restraints on exclusive agency listings. | Real estate industry | Roberti, John |
Real property yield rates and the tax liability. | Real estate industry | Epley, Donald |
Residential mortgage origination fees: historical trends and analysis. | Real estate industry | Buch, Joshua, Rhoda, Kenneth L. |
Satisfaction levels of job related variables of real estate property management professionals. | Real estate industry | Smith, Charles A., Pointer, Lucille, Goff, Brent |
Swamp thing: Rapanos emerges from the mire.(John A. Rapanos) | Real estate industry | Bobertz, Bradley C. |
The most powerful marketing tool for the contractor? Understanding the fundamentals of real estate development. | Real estate industry | Shapiro, Steven G. |
Two construction accidents lead to an important ruling on the rights of illegal immigrants in New York. | Real estate industry | Teegarden, Henry D. |
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