Feng-shui in world property markets

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The concept of feng-shui is an important influence on the real estate investment decisions made by more than 1.5 billion Asians worldwide. Wind, water, light and topography are the elements that affect a building's desirability. Residential buildings are evaluated for proper direction, subsurface, water supply, architecture and site characteristics. The rules are complicated, but a basic understanding will aid the Western real estate professional.

Social aspects, Foreign investments, Economic aspects, Feng-shui

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Tax planning for real property acquisitions: "use" and "form of title" considerations

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Title and use decisions can be made before real property is acquired to structure optimal tax situations. Use characterizations include personal use, trade or business use, or capital asset investment. Property owned by a single individual should usually be held in direct ownership. Decisions concerning direct or indirect title are more complicated when several owners are involved in one property.

Methods, Planning, Tax planning, Land titles

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Satisfaction levels of job related variables of real estate property management professionals

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A study on job satisfaction of male and female property managers with relation to their incomes is presented.

United States, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Management dynamics, Real Estate Management, Activities Related to Real Estate, Analysis, Forecasts and trends, Practice, Demographic aspects, Market trend/market analysis, Managers, Job satisfaction

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