Women Enter Real Estate Sales In Record Numbers
The piece notes more women join real estate brokerage as active practitioners in home selling. It cites rising female home buyers and investors, claims women often excel selling to women, and mentions the Million Dollar Club as a benchmark. It also reports equal pay and limited by aptitude and time. Additionally mobile home sales rise to record levels with MHI predicting 290,700 units in 1976 after 214,300 in the prior year.
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Manufactured Housing Institute
MHI
Women Buyers Turn to Real Estate as Investment
Women increasingly finance their needs on their own and seek inflation hedges and tax shelters. The Equal Opportunity Credit Act bans sex or marital status discrimination in loan qualification, spurring more women to enter real estate as buyers and as brokers.
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Practical Apartment Management by Edward N Kelley
The 356 page book by Edward N Kelly a certified property manager and realtor offers ideas for owners and managers of rental housing. It covers policies product preparation pricing and presentation with guidance drawn from Kelley management and marketing experience. To order send 15 to the Institute of Real Estate Management Chicago Illinois.
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Edward N. Kelley
American Society of Real Estate Counselors
Kelley
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Seminar at Scottsdale Hilton Promotes Real Estate Wealth
The Arizona real estate group presents Trade Secrets of Exchanging a seminar at the Scottsdale Hilton. Harding argues real estate is wealth and will show ways to own property with minimal cash, offering 12 hours of education for $300 for Arizona licensees.
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California
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Arizona Association of Realtors
United States
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July contracts dip in Arizona by twenty five percent
The F W Dodge Division reports Arizona construction contracts in July totaled 100 014 million dollars, down 25 percent from July 1975 132 658 million. Nonresidential 31 901 million, residential 38 410 million, nonbuilding 29 703 million. First seven months 1976 total 665 871 million vs 1 237 867 million in 1975, a 46 percent decline.
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Arizona
F. W. Dodge
McGraw- Hill Information Systems Co
George A. Christie
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Real estate gains tied to slower economic growth says report
The association reports a moderation in growth favors real estate. Kenneth J. Kerin notes overheating economies and rising prices hurt housing. Forecasts include 1.5 million housing starts in 1976 with modest 1977 gains, mortgage rates near 9.25 to 9.50 percent, and continued strength in single family resales into 1977.
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National Association of Realtors
Kenneth J. Kerin
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