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About Property Rights

Property rights are one of fundamental rights of human beings. Property is defined as any virtual or physical entity which is owned by a single person or a group of individuals. The individual who possess the property has the right to sell, mortgage, rent or transfer his/her property. Property rights are protected in the current laws of states usually found in the form of a Constitution or a Bill of Rights. Read

By: George Wright | 30/03/2009 | Real Estate

What is Home Inspection?

A home inspection is often called as the non-invasive examination of a home related to the sale of a home. A home inspector carries special equipments and tools to examine the condition of a particular home. Many home inspectors also use home inspection software's for examining a home. There is no score or passing grade given for any home inspection. Read

By: George Wright | 28/03/2009 | Real Estate

Council house

Council house is considered as a part of public or social housing in United Kingdom. Council houses were basically built and operated by local councils to supply uncrowded, well built homes on safe tenancies at reasonable rents to the local people. Roughly 40% of the country's housing stock is owned by local authorities, 15% is managed by arm's length management organizations and 45% by housing associations. Read

By: George Wright | 28/03/2009 | Real Estate

Community property

A community property is a property acquired during marriage or a marriage-like relationship, in which the property belongs to each spouse equally and subject to division on that basis in the event of separation or divorce. Generally, all property acquired through the efforts of either spouse during the marriage is considered community property. The law treats this property like the assets of a business partnership. Read

By: George Wright | 28/03/2009 | Real Estate