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    Property ownership comes with many rights and obligations. There are many different ways to obtain property and convey it to others. The greatest interest someone can have in property, in terms of degree of control over that property, is known as fee simple ownership. Fee simple ownership is also the most common interest in land. It is important to understand the obligations associated with property ownership before purchasing land or an estate. There are many rights associated with fee simple

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    1 Introduction Brownfield development is the process of redevelopment on previously developed lands that are abandoned, closed or underused (Adams, De Sousa & Tiesdell, 2010). While some brownfield can be too contaminated, most brownfields are re-useable to create great value once cleaned up. And in this world of scarce resources, brownfield development becomes crucial as we focus more on sustainability and resource optimizing. While factors of rising awareness of urban sustainability issues, presence

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    families to raise investment capital much earlier; this is because most of the family members particularly parents are willing to invest in their relatives because of love and care. In addition, family members do not scrutinize minor details in the business plan, or demand huge stake or returns in a given investment. However, it is important to note that; asking for funds from such individuals presents some risks such as (Masulis, Pham and Zein, 2011). One, the risk of personal embarrassment – when

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    which means the the property is owned by only one person as shown in the register. - The title shows that the Land is mortgaged to Westpac which means that there is an obligation Fee Simple is freehold estate which is the highest form of ownership because the owner can do whatever he on the part of the owner of the land to secure repayment to Westpac. chooses to do with the land so he has all the rights/privileges to the property, whether to build, subdivide, lease, to gift,

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    A title search will reveal many things about a piece of real estate. It is important that the company or individual that you use does a complete and thorough evaluation of the property in question. Ownership The title search will reflect who has a vested interest in the property. This is most likely the same entity as that shown on the property appraiser 's records, however that is not always the case. This is why it is imperative that you find a knowledgeable individual who will research the public

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    the term land used in economic term, which refers to pieces of land, livestock, minerals, oil, gases, crops or anything that comes from land source. On the other hand, term personal property can include land, as well as anything that is subject to ownership of tangible assets such as stocks, bonds, cash, notes or intangible assets such as patents or intellectual property. The Real estate is that area of investment which has been used for the purpose of accumulating wealth in the form of assets for

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    The Problem Of Real Estate

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    thing or two about the subject of conveyancing. Generally speaking, this is the legal transfer of title to property from one person to another. There are some kits on the market that enable buyers to complete the process involved in transferring ownership of property, but this is not generally recommended as differences in state laws, and the complexity of the process itself, can cause potential problems. Real Estate is typically the most valuable asset that any of us will ever own, and its legal

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    Ownership of Digital Downloads Digital downloads are intellectual Properties of the innovators and the actual owners of the ideas uploaded online. Ownership of digital content is exclusively reserved for the copyright owners who have spent many years and others decades trying to come up with an idea. Downloading of digital content online does not make that user the owner, and as such, there are no rights that have been transferred to the user except those of using the content. For instance, a user

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    Own a 7-11 in Thailand

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    the initial capital and fee required is upwards of $150K, and the total investment may range between 1,480,000 £ 2,630,000 ฿ million. Identify the time requirements to not only open the business, but also to operate the business and supervise a staff of 7 to 10 employees. 7-Eleven does not allow absentee ownership; therefore, all 7-Eleven franchises are 100 percent owner operated which mean you need Adequate time.  4 After you are approved to purchase a store, you cannot take formal possession

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    Background According to Cornell law Joint tenancy can best be described as a form of shared ownership of a property where both owners have similar interest in the property. This form of ownership then creates something called the right of survivorship. This allows for owners to receive interest of a deceased owner if he or she passes away. Adverse possession is when someone who is in possession of land owned by another person is required to have a valid tittle to it. Eminent domain is a legal right

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