REAL ESTATE QUESTION (THERE'S NO OPTION FOR REAL ESTATE)
What is the significance of the subject matter of homeless shelter in the real estate industry? Fully Explain
The construction of a homeless shelter in an area can affect the property values of the surrounding community. While most people would think that it negatively impacts property values, studies show otherwise. A study released by NYU’s Furman Center in 2008 found that supportive housing in New York City does not have a negative impact on nearby property values. In fact, the authors found that, five years after a supportive development opens, nearby property values tend to have risen more than in similar areas with no such facility. Importantly, neither the size of the building nor the density of the neighborhood had any impact on these results. A 1999 study conducted by the Urban Institute, a think tank based in Washington, D.C., came to similar conclusions about property values, in this case in Denver. It also looked at the impact of supportive housing on Denver’s crime rates. These researchers determined that, on average, crime rates were not higher near supportive housing compared to similar areas with no such development, except for disorderly conduct charges within 500 feet of facilities. Although, supportive housing is much more prevalent in poor communities, so its impact on affluent neighborhoods is not as well documented.
REAL ESTATE QUESTION (THERE'S NO OPTION FOR REAL ESTATE) What is the significance of the subject matter of homeless shelter in the real estate industry? Fully Explain
What do you believe is the most important ethical consideration in the real estate industry? Why?
what is mortgage rate risk in real estate perspective. the other question is what evaluation methods like income methods and comparable and I forgot the third one, just explain for short answers.
briefly explain what is an industry value chain? and provide an real company as example
Chapter 5: Title Transfer Question A: Why is it important to transfer title to real estate using a written document--the deed? Answer A: Question B: What purpose does the general warranty deed serve in the transfer of title process? Answer B: Question C: What purpose does a special warranty deed serve in the transfer of title process? Answer C: Question D: Under what circumstances would someone who is in the market for a home consider using the special warranty deed?...
What are the prorated real estate taxes to be charged to the buyer? For this question, prorate using the actual number of days in the month and year. Split the escrow fee 50-50. The seller will pay the revenue stamps, and the buyer will pay title insurance and the recording fee. The buyer assumes the existing mortgage balance of $127,042.42, the buyer will pay in cash at closing the difference between the purchase price and the loan balance, and the...
Question 17 of 30. Residential rental real estate is classified as what section property? O $179. O $1231 O $1245. O $1250. Mark for follow up
Question 15 (0.75 points) Recall the previous question where the real estate firm wants to see if the mean price of homes in 2010 have differed from the mean price in 2008. Based on your P-value, what is the conclusion if we test at the 0.05 level of significance? There is evidence to conclude that the mean price of homes in 2010 differ from the mean price in 2008. There is evidence to conclude that the mean price of homes...
History Bookmarks Window Help page 6 of Question 4 A real estate developer is interested in the relationship between the price of houses in Melbourne and their distance to the CBD. Using data collected from real estate agents, he performed the following simple linear regression model: where the dependent variable (Y) is the price of houses (measured in thousands of Australian dollars); the explanatory variable (X) is the distance to the CBD (measured in km);尻and β1 are unknown parameters, and...
Question 3 Not yet answered If a real estate company expends $100,000 to survey or study a parcel of land to acquire for development and sale to third parties and it is determined that the property will not be acquired, what happens to the $100,000 spent? Points out of 2.00 P Flag question Select one: O a. The $100,000 is charged to expense when there is enough profit to absorb it. b. The $100,000 is charged to expense as soon...
2. What is your subject? COMPUTER GRAPHICS Question 4: Explain the object space or local coordinate systems. Answer: