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9780793129584

Real Estate Principles

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  • ISBN13:

    9780793129584

  • ISBN10:

    0793129583

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-02-01
  • Publisher: Dearborn Trade
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Summary

This leading textbook for the college introductory real estate principles course is a comprehensive, well written text known for its easy to understand and practical approach to the principles of real estate. Highlights include: * Instructor Resources available online atwww.dearbornRE.com, including a PowerPointpresentation. * "Real Estate Today" advisory boxes analyze specificlegal cases and controversial issues in the industry. * A recurring case study is woven thoughout the book,highlighting the decision process in a typical realestate transaction. * "Close Ups", "Legal Highlights" and "Case Studies"appear thoughout to provide "real world"applications of the concepts. * Contains a student study guide CD ROM withinteractive case studies.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Real Estate Today Features xiii
Introduction to Real Estate Decision Making
1(18)
The Role of Real Estate Studies in Business Education
2(1)
Special Characteristics of Real Estate
3(4)
The Economic Importance of Real Estate
7(1)
The Real Estate Industry: The Private Sector
8(4)
The Real Estate Industry: The Public Sector
12(7)
Part One Real Estate Market Analysis 19(46)
Understanding Real Estate Markets
20(20)
The Idealized Supply and Demand Model
22(1)
Real Estate Resources: Supply Factors---Improvements
22(4)
Real Estate Resources: Supply Factors---Land
26(1)
Real Estate Resources: Demand Factors
27(3)
Price-Distance Relationships
30(2)
Highest and Best Use
32(8)
The Economics of Regional and Community Growth
40(25)
Economic Factors Influencing the Growth and Decline of Cities
42(4)
The Location of People
46(1)
Analyzing Local Real Estate Demand
46(2)
Models of Urban Growth Patterns
48(3)
The Importance of Public Facilities in the Growth Process
51(2)
Urban Form: A Synthesis
53(6)
The Dynamics of Neighborhood Change
59(6)
Part Two Real Estate's Legal Framework 65(88)
Property Rights and Ownership Interests
66(20)
What Is Real Property?
68(1)
Fixtures
68(1)
Mineral and Air Rights
69(1)
Water Rights
70(2)
Estates in Land
72(5)
Concurrent Estates
77(2)
Condominium Ownership
79(1)
Cooperative Ownership
80(1)
Time-Sharing
80(6)
Private Restrictions on Ownership
86(18)
Liens
88(1)
Easements
89(6)
Licenses
95(1)
Profit A Prendre
95(1)
Encroachments
95(1)
Adverse Possession
95(1)
Restrictive Covenants
96(8)
Public Restrictions on Ownership
104(28)
The Property Tax
106(2)
Escheat
108(1)
Eminent Domain
108(1)
Police Power
109(1)
The Comprehensive General Plan
110(1)
Comprehensive Zoning
111(8)
Innovative Land-Use Control Methods
119(2)
The Takings Issue
121(11)
Deeds and Legal Descriptions
132(21)
Deeds
134(6)
Legal Descriptions
140(13)
Part Three Real Estate Services 153(80)
Real Estate Brokerage
154(26)
The Real Estate Sales Process
156(1)
Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons
157(1)
Licensing of Salespersons and Brokers
157(1)
Real Estate Brokerage Regulation
158(2)
Legal Aspects of the Broker-Client Relationship
160(1)
The Role of Real Estate Brokers
161(1)
The Creation of Agency Relationships
161(7)
Duties and Rights Under Agency Relationships
168(3)
Termination of Agency Relationships
171(1)
Types of Brokerage Firms
172(1)
Broker and Salesperson Compensation
173(7)
Property Management and Leasing
180(21)
The Role of the Property Manager
182(1)
Functions of a Property Manager
182(2)
The Management Agreement
184(2)
The Role and Function of Asset Managers
186(1)
Leases
187(4)
The Landlord-Tenant Relationship in a Residential Lease
191(10)
Real Estate Appraisal
201(32)
Understanding Appraisal Regulation
202(1)
What Is Value?
202(3)
Some Key Appraisal Principles
205(2)
The Appraisal Process
207(4)
The Sales Comparison Approach
211(5)
The Cost Approach
216(3)
The Income Approach
219(14)
Part Four Real Estate Transactions 233(134)
Contracts in Real Estate Transactions
234(16)
Necessary Elements of a Contract
236(2)
Real Estate Sales Contracts
238(6)
Option-to-Buy Contracts
244(1)
Performance and Breach of Contract
245(5)
Principles of Real Property Insurance
250(18)
Risks of Property Ownership
252(1)
Insurance Against Property Losses
252(4)
Earthquake Insurance
256(5)
Liability Insurance
261(1)
Flood Insurance
262(1)
Mortgage Life Insurance
262(1)
Businessowner's Policy
263(5)
Financing Residential Property
268(32)
Understanding the Mortgage Concept
270(1)
U. S. Mortgage Practice
271(4)
Understanding the Foreclosure Process
275(2)
Structure of the U. S. Housing Finance System
277(4)
Mortgage Market Participants
281(2)
Understanding the Mortgage Loan Origination Process
283(17)
Time Value of Money and Mortgage Mechanics
300(42)
The Relationship Between Risk and Return
302(2)
Time Value of Money Formulas
304(11)
Financial Decision Rules: NPV and IRR
315(3)
Mortgage Mechanics
318(4)
Understanding the Fixed-Rate Mortgage: Prepayment
322(2)
Understanding the Fixed-Rate Mortgage: Refinancing
324(3)
Understanding the Fixed-Rate Mortgage: Discount Points and Effective Interest Rates
327(4)
Alternatives to the Fixed-Rate Mortgage
331(11)
Title Examination and the Closing Process
342(25)
Title Examination
344(6)
Title Closings
350(17)
Part Five Real Estate Investment Analysis 367(42)
Home Purchase Decisions
368(16)
The Rent or Buy Decision
370(4)
How Much Home Can You Afford?
374(2)
Choosing a Property
376(3)
Making and Closing the Deal
379(5)
Investing in Income-Producing Properties
384(25)
Advantages of Real Estate Investment
386(3)
Financial Decision Making
389(4)
The Discounted Cash-Flow Model
393(9)
REITs as an Alternative to Direct Investment in Real Estate
402(7)
Part Six Real Estate Development 409(40)
Residential Land Uses
410(19)
Types of Residential Development
412(7)
Market and Feasibility Analysis
419(2)
Financial Feasibility Analysis
421(1)
The Importance of Market Analysis
421(8)
Commercial and Industrial Development
429(20)
Shopping Center Development
432(2)
Evolution of the Shopping Center
434(2)
The Shopping Center Development Process
436(3)
Office Buildings
439(4)
Industrial Parks and Distribution Facilities
443(1)
Hotel, Motel and Resort Developments
444(5)
Glossary 449(20)
Appendix A: Time Value of Money Tables 469(6)
Appendix B: NAR's Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice 475(10)
Index 485(6)
Credits and Acknowledgments 491

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