Today, I'm talking with real estate investor, short sales expert, and
owner of Real Estate Recovery Group, LLC.
Not exact matches
Head
of Real Estate & Commercial, Michael Lunjevich and JOP Law expert, Brent Baldwin
of law firm Hadef & Partners briefed over 100 delegates on topics including: how to deal effectively with developers during the transitional period; current options for
recovery of service charges; considerations in choosing an
Owners» Association manager; managing Boards and
Owners» Associations and voluntary governance regimes; issues to consider when thinking about structures for your community; and responsibilities and liabilities
of Board members.
She acts for
owners, occupiers, developers and funders
of corporate
real estate and specialises in most contentious aspects
of real estate, including risk analysis and avoidance, development disputes, landlord and tenant disputes - including rent and service charge
recovery, forfeiture and possession claims and contested lease renewals - title, right
of way and right
of light disputes,
real estate related professional negligence claims, and
real estate related insolvency and corporate
recovery issues.
«As the
real estate market continues its
recovery,
owners and developers who understand how to take advantage
of growth opportunities, cost reductions, and alternative forms
of capital, including tax credits and incentives, will see enhanced profitability and project wins.»
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«Instead
of helping struggling home
owners who need to sell and willing home buyers who want to buy, lenders have created man - made roadblocks that have caused
real estate gridlock and hindered a desperately needed housing
recovery.»
«The commercial
real estate market still has a long way to go before full
recovery, yet Realtors ® are reporting positive trends that give us hope that the market is on its way to becoming healthy again,» said NAR President Moe Veissi, broker -
owner of Veissi & Associates Inc., in Miami.