Across the vast and diverse geography of the United States, there are multiple architectural styles that reflect the history, culture, and preferences of its inhabitants. While there is a wide variety of home styles, there is one in particular that stands out for its popularity among home buyers. Home Styles: A Comparison Contemporary: NO. […]
Home Styles in the United States: The Popularity of Ranch-Style Homes Read More »
In the world of real estate, it is essential to maintain ethical practices to protect both buyers and sellers as well as the agents themselves. This emphasis on ethics is even more important when it comes to handling expired listings. Let's look at a practical scenario to illustrate this point. Scenario: The Change of Agent
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When owning land, one of the most common challenges is adapting to zoning regulations. However, there are mechanisms that allow owners to use it differently than that established by zoning. Let's look at a practical case and the available solutions. Practical Case: The Desire to Build a Business in a Zone
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When we talk about property and property rights, one of the terms that may come up is “Eminent Domain.” But what exactly does it mean and how does it affect real estate owners? What is “Eminent Domain”? “Eminent Domain” is a term that describes the right of the government to take control of real estate.
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Property management involves not only dealing with routine expenses, but also with those unexpected expenses that may arise. To be prepared for these eventualities, what should a property manager set up? By establishing a “Cash Reserve Fund” The answer is a “Cash Reserve Fund.” This cash reserve fund is an account that is used to store cash and other items that are stored in the property.
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In the field of contracts, questions often arise as to how contracts can be modified or adapted after they have been printed. A common question is whether crossing out parts of a printed contract is permissible and whether it is legally valid. Is it Legal to Cross Out Parts of a Printed Contract? Yes, it is legally enforceable. Crossing out parts of a printed contract is permissible.
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When you purchase real estate, you gain a number of rights associated with it. One of the rights that can often be unknown or overlooked is the concept of “surface rights.” What are “Surface Rights”? “Surface rights” refer to the rights to use the surface of the land. These rights are the rights to use the surface of the land.
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Access to credit is essential in the modern economy, whether it is to buy a home, start a business or finance studies. When evaluating loan applications, lenders use a variety of factors to determine the applicant's creditworthiness and ability to repay. However, there are limits to how they can do this.
Considering Age in Loan Decisions: Analysis and Limitations Read More »
The real estate market is unique in many ways, and much of its uniqueness comes from the intrinsic physical and economic characteristics it possesses. Here, we will explore the three main physical characteristics that distinguish real estate from other assets in the economy, as well as some of its economic characteristics. 1. Indestructibility
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When it comes to commercial leases, there are a variety of structures and terms that tenants and landlords can agree to. One of these particular leases is called a Percentage Lease, and here we will explain what it is. The Concept of a Percentage Lease In a commercial lease, you will need to know the terms and structures that tenants and landlords can agree to.
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Realtor: Alber Moya (Alberto Carlos Moya Guerrero)
Phone +1 (747) 305 4628
WhatsApp:+17473054628
E-mail: info@albermoya.com
Direction 4832 Coldwater Canyon Ave #1
Sherman Oaks, CA, 91423
MLS Number: SR207072794
DRE License Number: #02230789
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Schedule: 24/7 Monday-Sunday
Broker: Luxury Collective
Direction 1: 14242 Ventura Blvd #100, Sherman Oaks, CA, 91423, United States
Direction 2: 11829 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604, United States
Direction 3: 15451 San Fernando Mission Blvd #100 Mission Hills, CA 91345
Broker License Number: #02246966
Alber Moya (Alberto Carlos Moya Guerrero), real estate agent, with DRE License Number: #02230789, is an integral part of the Luxury Collective team. Our broker, Luxury Collective, operates under the California State Real Estate License (CalBRE #02246966), ensuring the highest standard of professionalism and compliance with all equal housing opportunity laws.
The information presented on this website is purely informational and is compiled from sources deemed reliable. However, it is important to note that such information may be subject to errors, omissions, changes in prices, conditions, sale or withdrawal from the market without prior notice. We do not guarantee the accuracy of the descriptions provided, and all measurements and square footage are approximate.
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