Sentences with phrase «estate field etc.»

I use that phrase in its widest sense to include the legal profession, the conflict resolution / management field, the real estate field etc..

Not exact matches

But as someone who works in the financial field, what I often see that occurs is that the bulk of people's retirement money and ultimately their estate is in tax - deferred accounts (Traditional IRA, SEP IRA, 401 (k), etc.) While the tax - deferred status of these accounts may allow these assets to grow more rapidly than other funds you might own and you get a deduction upfront, it can actually become problematic.

Whether one is likely to win or lose by following either course is only part of the decision; equally, or more, important is job security, size of your mortgage, current real estate market, one vs. two incomes, diversification of those incomes, employment prospects in your field and geography, and life phase, etc..

By private property I mean private real estate like agricultural fields, woods / forests etc..

For this Recruitment Consultant in this Specialist Recruitment Company, you will have: - A totally uncapped commission scheme plus additional monetary bonuses - Huge incentives including monthly lunch clubs and yearly holiday targets - Industry leading training throughout your career and continuous training and support - The opportunity to work with an expanding global business - The opportunity to work within state of the art modern offices For the Recruitment Consultant you need to: - Be self - motivated, upbeat, energetic, positive attitude - Be seriously money motivated - Be resilient and continuously striving to over-achieve - Able to work within an extremely fast paced and highly targeted environment - Background within 360 Recruitment or similar roles such as Telesales, Estate Agency, Field Sales etc..

I also think that post secondary education either in a relevant field or in the humanities at the University level etc. should be a pre requisite for entry to the real estate courses.

Last, but not least, a minimum education / experience standard would have to be met in order for one to even apply successfully to start the development process; i.e.: minimum two years completion of a university undergraduate degree, or other post secondary industry related two year college attendance / successful course completion and / or minimum ten years work experience in a real estate related field or a combination of the three etc..

To be blunt, education courses need to include actual «hands - on» field trips to construction sites, real estate offices etc. during on - going negotiation processes and showings etc., etc., as well as during home inspections, etc., etc..