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Author: Billingsley
Publisher: CENGAGE L
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Chapter 13, Problem 10FPE
a)
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To discuss: Whether Person X likes to invest in real estate or to invest in REIT.
b)
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To discuss: If Person X decides to invest directly will he invest in speculative property or income-producing property.
c)
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To discuss: The non-financial and financial goals before starting the research for the appropriate property.
d)
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To discuss: The types of securities Person X can buy if he decides to invest in real estate.
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