Real Estate

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The twin girls from Stanley Kubrick’s ‘The Shining’ quit haunting and seek a future in real estate. Parody video written by and starring Dannah Feinglass & Danielle Schneider. Directed by Matt Besser.

Originally presented at Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles: “Comedy Death-Ray” October 31, 2006.

“Comedy Death-Ray” (CDR) is LA’s premier stand-up showcase. Tuesdays at 8:30pm. Five dollars. All ages.

With Owen Burke, Wyatt Cenac, Kulap Vilaysack

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I am awaiting word on the rent fee of a particular apartment I applied for and the management office can’t tell me unless they hear back from the Dept. of Buildings in my city on what they should charge for rent. Is there such a thing?

not on the market means it is not available–rented out-taken.

management office is giving you the stall job.. dept of bldg going to give then a rent figure…
complexes make no money on empty apt… they going to fill them asap.. you have been passed over>>>>>>>>>

I was just wondering how the service is at Stott Realty.

it is a private firm, thus, it is not rated.

A Loan Modification is a permanent change in one or more of the terms of a mortgagor’s loan, allows the loan to be reinstated, and results in a payment that you can afford.

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What can they find that can make them not want to find an partment for you? Is there a certain number?

I have a public notice on my credit history, for a bill with an old apartment I had. ($3,600) Could this stop me from getting a place to live?

They’re all looking for good credit history. Having a bunch of collections on your credit shows that you do not pay your bills & that you are a risk being a renter.

Risk for being late on rent or skipping months.

If you have collections, also provide the property management company or apartment complex with an explanation letter for any negative information.

if this $3,600 is something you are disputing w/ your previous landlord , explain that to your new one.

Most apartment complexes will still take ppl w/ bad credit, you may just have to put up a higher security deposit.

everyone’s credit past & current situations are different, there is no magical # to any of this.

Brand New Home at Gold Ridge Village

215 sqm lot area

315 sqm house area

Ground Floor:

Entry porch

Living room

Dining room

Powder room

Main kitchen with built-ins: laminated doors, solid granite countertop)

Dirty kitchen with built-ins (materials same as main kitchen)

Study area / Home office with built-ins

Covered terrace with grotto & waterfalls

Laundry area with solid granite countertop, polycarbonate roofing

Utility area with polycarbonate roofing

Maid’s room with toilet & bath

Interior landscape with “gilingan” waterfalls

Perimeter fence with with exterior landscape

2-car garage

2 storage rooms

Back porch with trellis on polycarbonate roofing

Second Floor:

4 bedrooms with provision for split-type aircon

Built-in cabinets on all rooms

4 toilets & bath

Master’s bath with jacuzzi

Family area

2 spaceous verandas

Altar

Specifications:

Roofing – Riviera Filipina roof tiles (tisa) with undersheeting and stainless steel inside gutter.

Flooring Ground floor – granite tiles

Second floor – laminated flooring

Porch, terrace, verandas, lot perimeter – imported Italian tiles

Stairs, built-ins, jambs, doors – duco varnish

Stair railings, all grills – antique finish

Exterior walls – stucco finish with piedra stone cladding & mouldings

Interior walls – latex paint by Boysen

All countertops including laundry – solid granite

Interior & exterior landscape – first-class plants & ornaments

Perimeter fence – stucco finish

Bathroom tiles – imported Italian tiles

Bathroom fixtures – HCG brand

Grotto & boulders – monolith rock

Gold Ridge Village features:

Grand clubhouse

Main pool & kiddie pool

Gazebo

Park

Basketball court

Tennis court

Entry marker

24-hour security with roving guards

Friendly neighborhood (some foreigners)

Wide roads

For more information please visit the project website at http://www.filbuild.com/philippines/real_estate/property_classifieds/bulacan/guiguinto/001_new_house_and_lot_for_sale/photos_036.htm

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The monthly rent is not a problem. We are scheduled to move on Dec 2nd. We had a house to move into already and it fell through on the other end, so now we have to find a new house at the last minute. The security deposit wasn’t in our budget.

At my property, we accept Visa, MC and Discover for anything, including a deposit. It’s quick, easy, and we’re notified instantly when we run it if it’s gone through or not. My company uses an online credit card merchant to run credit cards on – we type in the number and it processes instantly.

There’s no disputing or cancelling it once it’s been run – I’ve never run into that problem in the 3 years we’ve been accepting credit cards as deposits. We even have a way for residents to sign up with a credit card or checking account to have the monthly rent and utilities to be automatically deducted once a month.

The only credit card we don’t accept is American Express, due to the extremely high merchange fees for processing it.

Need feedback from anyone who has purchased property in Turkey or who has purchased property anywhere in the world through Macanthony Realty as having doubts about both. Thanks.

Personally I would say that Turkey is way too politically unstable. Stick to holidays. A second holiday home is a big investment and you have to get it right. Also, in many seaside locations you get alot of fraudsters, and be very wary of buying off plan.

Gary Keller shares the history of Keller Williams Realty, one of the most innovative and successful real estate companies on the planet!

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A recent survey by ASSOCHAM had 90% of its respondents believe that the realty estate will revive within the next three months. What is your take on it?

Optimistic. i work in the field; I’m thinking Spring 10