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Nature of Land

Refers to the characteristics that define land, including economic and physical attributes.

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Economic Characteristics

Include scarcity, improvements, permanence of investment, and area preference (situs).

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Physical Characteristics

Include immobility, nonhomogeneity, and indestructibility of land.

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Value

The present worth of a propertyā€™s future benefits, influenced by objective or subjective factors.

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Price

The amount determined by the marketplace for a property.

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Market

A place where goods and services are exchanged, establishing stable prices.

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Supply

The amount of goods available at a given price in the market.

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Demand

The quantity consumers are willing to purchase at a given price.

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Factors Affecting Supply and Demand

Include population changes, wage and employment levels, construction costs, and government policy.

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Price Movements

Occur when demand decreases (prices fall) or supply decreases (prices rise).

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Business Cycles

Comprise four stages:Expansion, Recession, Depression, and Revival.

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Real Estate Cycles

Parallel general business cycles but may not coincide exactly.

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Real Estate Services

Include selling, leasing, appraisal, property inspection, development, financing, and urban planning.

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Multi-Disciplinary Competence

Required in real estate due to its complex and competitive nature.

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Property Classification

Categories include residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, special purpose, or mixed-use.

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Broker Specialization

Many brokers focus on specific property types.

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Legal Framework

Comprises sources of law including the U.S. Constitution, federal and state laws, state constitutions, local ordinances, and court decisions.

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Federal and State Regulations

Expand on statutory law in real estate.

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Real Estate Law in Texas

Influenced by English common law and Spanish law, governed by the Texas Real Estate License Act.

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Texas Real Estate Commission

Oversees the implementation of real estate laws in Texas.

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Professional Organizations

Help keep real estate professionals updated on industry practices.

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Notable Organizations

Include the National Association of REALTORSĀ®, Texas REALTORSĀ®, and the American Society of Home Inspectors.