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Foreclosure It Can Wipe Out The Equity In A Home

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  “Foreclosure can be defined as a process of recovering the amount of default from a defaulter on a loan either by selling or taking ownership of the property pledged as the security for the loan amount”. Because of the recession period the economy is going through now unemployment huge debts and lack of accessibility to credits are making it…

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Dubai Realty Market Likely To Stabilize By 2010

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With vast supply of properties expected to hit UAE property market during the coming years the realty sector in UAE will witness a demandsupply balance during 20102011 reveal recent reports.  Currently the UAE real estate market is enjoying a boom and has been rated as the most active among all property markets in the GCC region. The UAE property sector…

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Real Estate Cleaning

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Have you ever heard of the property course before? Even when you’re not really acquainted with real estate industry, there’s a strong possibility that you’ve. While you might have come across a genuine hotels in london course before, are you aware precisely what the first is? If this involves property courses, you will notice that they are available in many different formats.…

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What is Fraud?

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EFFECTS OF FRAUD ON THE VALIDITY OF CONTRACT OR REMEDIES The injured can rescind the contract, but it must be done within a reasonable lime. 4. ACT UPON CONTRACT The second option is that the defrauded party may act upon the contract and may ask the other party to fiilfil [he Terms and conditions of the contract 3. SUIT FOR DAMAGES The third…

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