Real Estate Exam Reviewer: Brokerage
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Title: Real Estate Exam Reviewer: Brokerage Practice
Real Estate Brokerage is an exciting field in real estate practice. It can make or break the registered practitioner insofar as career selling in real estate is concerned.
This book is aimed in that direction. That is to provide the platform for an effective review on the subject matter. It is intended to provide the much-needed information regarding brokerage practice.
Also included are discussions on capital gains tax in relation to selling, amortization factors, monthly amortization, present value computation, discounting, deferred sale, installment sale, among others.
There are basic forms used in brokerage transactions to familiarize reviewees on the practical side of the principles being discussed.
This book has single primary purpose: help aspirants prepare and pass the exam to become a licensed, registered and responsible real estate practitioner.
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Title: Real Estate Exam Reviewer: Brokerage Practice
Author: Atty. Elvin B. Villanueva
Publisher: Central Book Supply Inc.
ISBN: 978-971-011-790-1
Edition: 2014
No. Of Pages: 127
Size: 6″x9″
Binding: Softbound
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