Stapleton's real estate management practice [electronic resource]

By:

Banfield, Anthony

Contributor(s):

Stapleton, Tim

Language: English Publication details: [S.l.]EG Books 2005Description: xxii, 368p. 21cmISBN:

0728204827

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LOC classification:

333.33 $2 18

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Summary: Intended for advanced student and practitioners this text provides a comprehensive study of the management of urban property. Part one considers the diverse nature of the types of estates and different aspects and interpretations of the management task. Part two concentrates on the management of leased property, repairs, services charges and rent reviews and the statutory framework within which the landlord and tenant relationship has developed. Part three deals with positive management covering both technical skills and the professional practice environment in which they are exercised.Summary: Formerly Estate Management Practice by Tim Stapleton.

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Intended for advanced student and practitioners this text provides a comprehensive study of the management of urban property. Part one considers the diverse nature of the types of estates and different aspects and interpretations of the management task. Part two concentrates on the management of leased property, repairs, services charges and rent reviews and the statutory framework within which the landlord and tenant relationship has developed. Part three deals with positive management covering both technical skills and the professional practice environment in which they are exercised.

Formerly Estate Management Practice by Tim Stapleton.

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