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Page 1: Introduction to Business and Marketing Chapter 32.1.

REAL ESTATEIntroduction to Business and Marketing

Chapter 32.1

Page 2: Introduction to Business and Marketing Chapter 32.1.

OBJECTIVES

Identify the three types of residential

property

Discuss aspects of home buying

Determine the difference between

rental property and underdeveloped

property

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THE MAIN IDEA

Real estate is an investment

option.

Residential property, such as

single-family homes, is

usually considered a good

investment

Property can also generate

income

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INVESTING IN REAL ESTATE

Unlike stocks and bonds, real

estate is something you can

use

A home is considered a good

investment because home

prices rise over the years

Homes fluctuate in value, just

like other investmentsReal Estateland and anything attached to it, such as buildings or natural resources

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TYPES OF HOMES

The type of residential property that

people pick depends on their income and

needs

o Single Family Homes

o Multi-Unit Housing

o Manufactured Homes

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SINGLE FAMILY HOMES

The most popular type

of property

Usually on its own lot

Separate from other

buildings

Range from two-

bedroom homes to

mansions

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MULTI-UNIT HOUSING

Single buildings divided

into various units

Includes:

• Duplexes

• Townhouses

• Condominiums

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MANUFACTURED HOMES

Prefabricated houses are

partly assembled at a

factory, and put together at

a building site

Mobile homes are fully

assembled at factories

Cost is lower than other

types of homes

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BUYING A HOME

Most people have to

finance the purchase of a

home with a home

mortgage loan

Buying a house requires a

down payment, which is

usually 20 percent

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HOUSING COSTS

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BUYING A HOME

Home buyers often

obtain a real estate

agent to help them find

a home

Agent makes a

percentage of the sale of

the home

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HOME VALUES

Factors affecting home

values include:

oSize

oCondition

oQuality

oLocation

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HOME VALUES

The amount of equity

you have in a home is

very important.

Home Equity the value of a piece of property less the amount still owed on the money borrowed to purchase it

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INCOME PROPERTY

With income property, the owner can

product income in two ways:

oCollect Rent

oSell for Profit

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RENTAL PROPERTY

Apartment buildings

and commercial

properties are two

common types of rental

property

Rental Propertyany type of dwelling unit or other property rented for a length of time

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UNDERDEVELOPED PROPERTY

Underdeveloped

property usually does

not have utility

services and cannot

be farmed

Underdeveloped Propertyunused land intended only for investment purposes