Viewing entries posted in February 2012

AREC 2012

Posted by PTS on 27-02-2012 | 13 Comments

          Related Information Business Courses (http://www.pts.edu.au)

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Word of the Week - Bracketing

Posted by PTS on 27-02-2012 | 0 Comments

The selecting of a value used in the sales comparison approach that falls within the highs and lows of recent selling prices of comparable properties. Related Information CPD Courses (http://www.pts.edu.au)

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Joint Tenancy VS Tenants in Common

Posted by PTS on 20-02-2012 | 0 Comments

Joint Tenancy An equal undivided ownership interest of a property by two or more natural persons that is created by a single transfer document. Upon the death of a joint tenant the surviving joint tenants take the entire decedent’s share of the property so nothing passes to the heirs of the deceased. Tenancy in Common The co-ownership of property by two or more...

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Tenant Leaves Behind 70,000 Beer Cans?

Posted by PTS on 16-02-2012 | 0 Comments

A seemingly unbelievable mess discovered last year in an Ogden townhouse has suddenly become an Internet legend. It's all TRUE! You know how some people, after they use something, just can't bear to throw it away. That might make sense if it's magazines or clothes. But what if it's empty beer cans? In astounding numbers? When property manager Ryan...

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Risks of not declaring beneficial interest

Posted by PTS on 16-02-2012 | 0 Comments

Obtaining a ‘beneficial interest’ includes: purchasing property obtaining an option to purchase property or being granted a general power of appointment in respect of property.   An agent or salesperson is considered to obtain a beneficial interest if the interest is obtained by:  the agent or salesperson or a close relative (including a spouse or de facto partner, child, grandchild sibling, parent or grandparent) a...

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Term of the Week - Purchase and Leaseback

Posted by PTS on 14-02-2012 | 0 Comments

A transaction method used to free up cash whereby an investor becomes the actual owner of a property by purchasing it from the original owner-occupant who subsequently continues to occupy and use the property under a long-term leaseback with the new owner. Related Information Real Estate Traineeships (http://www.pts.edu.au)

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Time Management

Posted by PTS on 09-02-2012 | 0 Comments

Get organisedClearing cluttered desks helps counteract stress avoids you wasting time looking for things! A cluttered desk makes a cluttered mind!Plan your daySay no to post it notes! Make a master list in order of priority tackle the worst things first! Give yourself a deadline stick to it!Boost your energyMany of us skip lunch...

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Word of the Week - Client VS Customer

Posted by PTS on 06-02-2012 | 0 Comments

A client in the Real Estate industry is generally considered to be the person or party who engages or employs the agent to provide a service under an agreement and who pays the agent's fees. For example, a vendor or a landlord. A customer in the Real Estate industry is generally considered to be the person or party who engages with...

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