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Question: “flipping” clothes like someone would for houses? Good idea?
Like, buying a shirt for cheap @ goood will then selling it in a lot on e-bay or something for more? could i earn a lot of extra cash this way? im a young teen, saving up for some shtufff!
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Answer by Bible Talk
there are places like that on every corner now days, they are called consignment shops etc etc
Question: Can someone tell me how “real estate” will be in Latin language?
I have always was surprised how much money a dwelling costs, but never thought how will REAL ESTATE be in Latin?
I’m sorry, perhaps this is a difficult question or time consuming, I know it’s unusual question, but I don’t seem to find anywhere how they translate sentences in to the Latin? I know “domus” is house and “homus” is man or human, but how is “real estate” in Latin?
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Answer by dollhaus
Fundus = Real estate
Just like English, many Latin words have more than one meaning. ‘Fundus’ does mean ‘bottom’ – not anatomical, but more like ‘base, foundation’. However, the same word is used to mean ‘any landed property, large or small’ – a country estate, a farm, whatever.
Praedium, on the other hand, has a much narrower meaning. Technically, it means ‘an estate in Italia or a province under Ius Italicum’. The meaning was expanded to mean an estate, as a country estate, but still did not cover all types real estate.
Actually, ‘Verus Praedium’ looks like someone with no knowledge of Latin looked up the dictionary headwords for ‘real’ and ‘estate’ and assumed that was the translation, especially since ‘praedium’ is a neuter noun and ‘verus’ is in masculine. If it were to be used, it would have to be ‘veruM praedium’.
Question: real estate/isnt it illegal to “flip” a house? If you sold it to someone else to use as their primary residenc
i sold the house i lived in, & inherited. it was reduced for quick sale,threatened W/foreclosure,listed @489,000-they countered &brought me down to 465,000. sold to them to be used as their primary residence (3mnths ago),they turned around -did some work on it,& have it listed 4-sale already for the price of 625,000. isnt this against the law?
Sorry, no results for “sorry- i guess i didnt clarify enough…yes ,there was a disclosure re:primary residence. And sorry No,there is more to the story than this-and i did not have the advantage of doing the fix up myself. and no, they do not actually reside in the home.”
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Answer by Michael C
They bought it, they can do what they want with it unless you put some stipulation in the contract.
Question: Can someone help me plz? Is about a Case Trial?
Robert Michels met allison formal through an online dating web site in 2002. Michels represented himself as the retired chief executive officer of a large company that he had sold for millions of dollars. In January 2003, Michels proposed that he and Formal create a limited liability company (a special form of business organization discussed in Chapter 19) – Formal Properties Trust, LLC – to “channel their investments in real estate.” Formal agreed to contribute $ 100,000 to the company and wrote two $ 50,000 checks to “Michels and Associates, LLC.” Six months later, Michels told Formal that their LLC had been formed in Delaware. Later, Formal asked Michels about her investments. He responded evasively, and she demanded that an independent accountant review the firm’s records. Michels refused. Formal contacted the police. Michels was charged in a Virginia state court with obtaining money by false pretenses. The Delaware secretary of state verified, in two certified documents, that “Formal Properties Trust, L.L.C.” and “Michels and Associates, L.L.C.” did not exist in Delaware. Did the admission of the Delaware secretary of state’s certified documents at Michels’s trial violate his rights under the Sixth Amendment? Why or why not? [Michels v. Commonwealth of Virginia, 47 Va.App. 461, 624 S.E.2d 675 (2006)]
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Answer by deathnotefann
heard nothing about that
i asked a friend thats used to be a cop who still hangs out at a station and he looked at it and has no idea