Important Information For Condo Buyers

Written by Sheldon Salnick


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- Ifrepparttar building is newer, find out ifrepparttar 103621 parking is deeded or assigned and whether you can sell it to a purchaser outsiderepparttar 103622 building .Also, make sure you seerepparttar 103623 exact location ofrepparttar 103624 garage spot before you write a contract to purchaserepparttar 103625 property.

- Buildings with substantial reserves and lower assessments tend to appreciate at a faster rate than other buildings in a similar location. Keep in mind that assessments are based on how many amenities are inrepparttar 103626 building.

- Resale in six flats tends to have better resale value than three flats. The rationale is that a six flat unit is a wider unit since it is constructed on a 50 x 125 foot lot.

- The more horizontal a unit isrepparttar 103627 more apt it will have better resale value. Vertical units tend to have more hallways and typically do not have split bedrooms.

- The higherrepparttar 103628 ceilings in a unitrepparttar 103629 largerrepparttar 103630 unit will feel. Most people typically prefer 9 foot ceilings or higher hencerepparttar 103631 height ofrepparttar 103632 ceilings will usually effect resale.

Sheldon Salnick is a Realtor with Rubloff Residential Properties. He has worked with new construction buyers for the last 13 years and has represented over $200 million in new construction. For more information or guidance in the purchase of a new construction home, townhome or Chicago condo please visit http://www.SheldonChicago.com


Successfully Meeting And Greeting - Ten Strategies For Getting Off To A Good Start

Written by Lydia Ramsey


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7. Learn how to make smooth introductions. In business you always introduce less important people to more important people. The way to do this is to sayrepparttar name ofrepparttar 103620 more important person first, followed byrepparttar 103621 words "I'd like to introduce..." and then giverepparttar 103622 other person's name. Be sure to add something about each person so they will know why they are being introduced and will have some information with which to start a conversation.

8. Know whorepparttar 103623 more important person is. The client orrepparttar 103624 business prospect is more important than your boss. Just hope your boss agrees.

9. Pay attention to names when you meet people. It is all too common to be thinking about what you are going to say next and not focus onrepparttar 103625 other person. If you concentrate and repeatrepparttar 103626 name as soon as you hear it, you stand a better chance of remembering it later.

10. Use first names of people whom you have just met only after they give you permission. Not everyone wants to be addressed informally onrepparttar 103627 initial encounter. It is better to err onrepparttar 103628 side of formality than to offendrepparttar 103629 other person right offrepparttar 103630 bat.

Your goal withinrepparttar 103631 first few minutes of meeting other people is to make them feel comfortable and to put them ease so they will want to do business with you. When you are confident ofrepparttar 103632 rules for those critical initial encounters, you will have a solid start for long-term profitable relationships.

(c) 2004, Lydia Ramsey. All rights in all media reserved.

Lydia Ramsey is a business etiquette expert, professional speaker, corporate trainer and author of MANNERS THAT SELL - ADDING THE POLISH THAT BUILDS PROFITS. She has been quoted or featured in The New York Times, Investors' Business Daily, Entrepreneur, Inc., Real Simple and Woman's Day. For more information about her programs, products and services, e-mail her at lydia@mannersthatsell.com or visit her web site http://www.mannersthatsell.com


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