Saturday, 31. July 2010
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Using a variety of learning activities, NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALESPERSONS, 4e, matches content and chronology of the new state required 75-hour syllabus for real estate salespersons in New York. Accurate and well-researched, it follows the NYS syllabus exactly — including order of presentation, learning objectives, key terms, and outline of material. A host of engaging learning supplements – including the popular Cram for the Exam — not only help you learn, review, and retain required information, but also practice applying the concepts and taking practice licensing exams. Now easier to read and understand, the new edition presents all material in simple language using a direct writing style balancing reading comprehension with visual reinforcement. The workbook approach is punctuated with numerous examples, illustrations and website listings throughout each chapter to engage you and give you real-life experience.
New York Real Estate for Salepersons
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Saturday, 3. July 2010
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City of Quartz meets Gotham—the dark side of the glittering metropolis.
New York is a city of outlandish wealth and extreme deprivation, where the abundance of high-rise office space and luxury housing belies a poverty rate of nearly twice the national average. In From Welfare State to Real Estate, prominent labor activist Kim Moody argues that the city’s business elite has tilted the political structure toward an agenda that puts real estate development ahead of human needs. The result is a new Gilded Age in America’s first city, overseen by the nation’s first billionaire mayor.
Tracing this trend to its roots in 1975, when New York’s once-generous welfare state was abandoned during a time of financial crisis, Moody shows how business leaders managed to seize an unprecedented degree of influence in local politics. From Koch to Bloomberg, the developmental bulldozer has extended its reach, placing more pressure on the city’s beleaguered and divided working class. From Welfare State to Real Estate offers the first historical narrative of the key turning points in this process, from the redevelopment of Times Square to the current fight over Brooklyn’s Atlantic Yards. It looks beneath the skyline to analyze the power struggles that have shaped this global city in the twenty-first century.
From Welfare State to Real Estate: Regime Change in New York City, 1974 to the Present
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Wednesday, 9. June 2010
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Learn Advantages of real estate investing over other investments, like leverage, inflation hedging and tax benefits
Understand the New York City area real estate market like an expert
Pick which real estate investment suits you —
Strategies from conservative to aggressive, lots of time or little time, plenty of funds or almost no funds
Discover what areas of the city offer the best prospects for success
Real Estate Investing in New York City: A Handbook for the Small Investor
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Sunday, 4. April 2010
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The New York Real Estate Sales Exam is about more than just becoming licensed for a career in New York real estate — high scores on this exam are essential to a lasting, productive career. This book provides both the resources necessary to pass the exam and strategies for success as a real estate agent. It includes:
• Four full practice exams correlated to the New York test
• A New York Real Estate refresher course including laws, rules, and regulations
• A complete guide to real estate mathematics and a glossary of over 900 terms
• Includes a CDROM for studying and taking practice tests via computer
New York Real Estate Sales Exam
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