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Real Estate near High Tech companies could fetch 25% annual compound rate?
Some things you might want to consider:
You've only looked at the capital appreciation of the asset. Let's assume you have an interest only mortgage for simplicity. You have income (rent), for the ...
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Real Estate near High Tech companies could fetch 25% annual compound rate?
You're thinking about it all wrong. The prices around the Oracle headquarters increased not because of Oracle per se, but because of the supply and demand pressures. Oracle has been headquartered in ...
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In general, does "the market" prefer or dislike bottom-floor apartments/flats?
I recently purchased the middle unit in a three-stack which had an asking price higher than the bottom floor, but less than the top floor. I inquired with my buyer's agent why this was the case - ...
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How can my friend tell his mom she can't move back in because she hasn't paid anything except the down payment and closing costs?
This isn't really a "personal finance" question but more a legal question and a family relations question, but whatever.
Legally: You said that her name is on the deed. Is there anything ...
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How can my friend tell his mom she can't move back in because she hasn't paid anything except the down payment and closing costs?
I am not a lawyer, and the friend should probably talk to one, but I don't think your friend has a way out of this. If the mother's name is on the deed then she (at least partially) owns the house. He ...
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