California Real Estate Principles

Business & Money

Walt Huber

Real Estate

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How to Pass the California Real Estate Exam (and Dramatically Improve Your Score)

Walter Roy Huber

Summary: Covers all material in Real Estate Practice classes with special emphasis on California real estate procedures. Written in very clear and simple language, easy-to-read format with photographs, charts, and graphs. Includes glossary and index.

California Real Estate Practice: The 'How To' Book, 4th Edition

Arlette Lyons

Covers all material in Real Estate Practice classes with special emphasis on California procedures. Written in very clear and simple language, easy-to-read format with photographs, charts, and graphs. Designed to fulfill the course requirements necessary to take the California Real Estate Salesperson and Broker Exams.

California Real Estate Practice (The How To Book)

Walt Hubner

The authors of this book really know their stuff! William Pivar is not only a real estate attorney, but has worked for one of the nation's largest property management companies, and Walt Huber has authored numerous books on real estate and the internet. Both authors have also been teaching classes in real estate and property management at California Colleges for over twenty years. They offer the benefit of their combined wisdom in every chapter with hundreds of tips, do's and don'ts and specific case examples. Who better than a couple of old pro's to give hands-on advice and educated opinions?

Property Management

Book by Walt; Pivar, William Huber

Walt; Pivar, William Huber

California Real Estate Law

Administrative Law

Common Interest Developments (CIDs) include: condominium projects, planned developments, stock cooperatives, and community apartment project. Although known by a variety of names in different states, all community interest developments allow homeowners to share in use of common property and facilities, and provide a form of self-governance through a homeowner's association (HOA). Homeowner Associations (HOAs) are made up of the homeowners in development, who usually elect a board of directors from their membership to run the affairs of the association. Many HOA boards hire professional property managers to handle the day-to-day administrative functions. As the number of CIDs and HOAs grows, so too dues the need for professional property managers who specialize in this field. To take advantage of these increasing opportunities, you must be well-versed in both national laws, such as the those governing Over-the-Air-Reception Devices, and state-specific laws, such as California's Davis-Stirling Act (both of which can be found in this book).

Homeowner's Association Management: Managing Common Interest Developments (CIDs)

Kim Tyler

California real estate principles: License workbook

Huber, Walter Roy

This book covers all material in Real Estate Escrow classes with special emphasis on California real estate procedures. Written in very clear and simple language, easy-to-read format with photographs, charts, and graphs. This textbook is designed to fulfill the course requirement necessary to take the California Real Estate Salesperson and Broker Exams.

Escrow 1 An Introduction

Joe Newton

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California Real Estate Principles

How to Pass the California Real Estate Exam (and Dramatically Improve Your Score)

California Real Estate Practice: The 'How To' Book, 4th Edition

California Real Estate Practice (The How To Book)

Property Management

Property Management

California Real Estate Law

Homeowner's Association Management: Managing Common Interest Developments (CIDs)

California real estate principles: License workbook

Escrow 1 An Introduction