Sentence examples for estate practitioners from inspiring English sources

BUYING BASICS Belize has no laws regulating the licensing of real estate practitioners, and as prices have skyrocketed, so, too have the number of people calling themselves real estate brokers.

"Someone may be trying to manufacture controversy, even going so far as to bait other real estate practitioners, invite 'war stories' on their blog and whine to Congress and to newspaper reporters that they're being treated unfairly," said Marlow Harris, a Seattle agent with Coldwell Banker Bain Associates who also runs the real estate blog 360digest.com.

Real estate practitioners love times like these for marketing, as they can show that in most markets it's cheaper to buy than to rent.

"It is also a painfully slow process, which I would imagine is down to a lack of manpower," says Mark Goodson, trust and estate practitioner at FW Goodson.

With the exception of a few states, this field has few regulations or licensing required of its practitioners unless real estate is involved in the transaction.

I also liked the working vocabulary of real estate; it seemed both serious — because practitioners take it seriously — and often very funny.

Interviews and focus groups were carried out with residents and practitioners working in neighbourhood management, estate services and youth services on Peabody Avenue, an estate where 55 new homes have recently been completed.

My first mistake was focusing only on the expected financial performance of the investment and ignoring that the real estate investment manager was a solo practitioner.

Leading practitioners of progressive real-estate development have come to understand that sustainability is also about assessing (and addressing) all facets of where and how people live, play, work, entertain and rejuvenate.

Her mother is an agent for Windermere Real Estate in Seattle, where she is also a practitioner of interior feng shui, the Asian art of harmonious arrangement.

One option for Sole Traders is Bankruptcy, a process where the estate will be taken over by an insolvency practitioner and processes businesses to convert assets to pay off creditors.