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     By:Engr. Manuel Arengo Jr.

    Knowing how to appraise the value of real estate properties is very important on the part of the Real Estate Broker to be able to recommend the best property at a given budget as well to the buyers themselves so they can make the right investment decision. The skill in determining values of properties help the real estate brokers/agents determine saleable properties and organize their arsenal of selling prowess to prioritize on these saleable properties. As important would be the buyers who should also get to know the real value of what they have bought. There are three approaches for determining value: 1) The cost approach 2) Sales comparison approach 3) Income Approach


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     By:Kathie Shandro

    The real estate market is constantly changing, as are the current market values of properties nationwide. This article examines how you determine your home's market value.


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     By:Tina Fountain

    When I was growing up, paying off your mortgage was the goal of every home owner. This was more than a goal, it was a way of thinking that was ingrained and passed on from parent to child. People sacrificed vacations, and the term "reuse & recycle", didn't exist – the concept was an automatic given. Most large purchases were planned, with the attitude "don't buy it until you can pay for it."


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