The Action Guide To Government Auctions And Real Estate

Based upon the huge success and sales volume of THE ACTION GUIDE TO GOVERNMENT AUCTIONS and REAL ESTATE through telemarketing, a new and abridged version is being made available nationally. The current sales of our initial publication have climbed to well over 200,000 copies. The abridged version has been tailored to provide the reader with all the necessary information to both fully understand the procedures of government agency auctions and become successful at these auctions. To quote Ronald Faison, President of the National Auctioneers Association, "Applause. Finally a book on government auctions that presents an opportunity to take the 'rip-offs' out of the market place. I find this book to be thoroughly researched and highly understandable, and it brings to the auction arena a vast amount of integrity, information and help to the prospective auction-goer." The book has been designed as a home-study course, to allow the reader to sequentially arrive at a point of fully understanding the auction process. As the reader goes along, he will become fully acquainted with not only the different types of auctions and where to find them, but also how to conduct himself in the different auction situations. Another winner!

Offers hints on how to compete at an auction and how to spot potential rip-offs and provides a directory of addresses and phone numbers for government auction houses

Do I hear $16.95? A $227.5 billion enterprise around the world, live auctions feature everything from cars to homes, fine art to coal. The only book of its kind, this guide will show how lucrative, fast-paced, and exciting this business is. It covers rules, lingo, setting up an auction, hiring professional auctioneers, and how the most popular auctions work. • 24% of U.S. consumers, or around 50 million people, spend an average of four hours at live auctions each year • Expert author: the National Association for Auctioneers • Detailed run-down of every aspect of live auctions • Resource section with auction house listings

State-by-State Guide to Commercial Real Estate Leases is the only reference that cuts through the tangle of state laws and gathers together--in one two volume set--the essential information you need to know. It's all presented in a unique instant-access format that's quick and easy to use. With the new 2022 Edition of State-by-State Guide to Commercial Real Estate Leases, your days of fumbling through multiple titles for the valuable information you need are over. Built around 51 comprehensive charts, State-by-State Guide to Commercial Real Estate Leases reviews the relevant statutes in each state that regulate every facet of commercial real estate leasing. It gives you the statutes themselves, plus commentary explaining how they are used, case law, citations of authority, and more. Whether you're in private practice or part of an in-house legal group, this ready reference to relevant statutes is sure to help you: Cut down research time Spot possible problems early and correct or work around them Avoid costly and embarrassing mistakes Protect yourself, your company, and/or your clients at every step State-by-State Guide to Commercial Real Estate Leases is written by the top real estate lawyers in each state--pre-eminent practitioners--so you can be sure it's authoritative and accurate. Each expert contributor has researched over 100 specific aspects of commercial real estate leasing--from assignments and subleases to tenant's obligations and attorneys' fees--to bring you the most complete and up-to-date coverage available anywhere today. State Laws Included: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.