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Leasing & Property Management

Whether it's a desire to avoid the volatility of the stock market or to the proliferation of the "get rich
quick" in real estate books, more and more people are investing in real estate. Often these investors
find out that managing property is not as easy as they thought and are required to bring in
professionals to manage and lease their property. The company they hire must have a real estate
broker's license as the management of commercial or residential property is an activity that requires a
real estate license. In this White Paper, the license law provisions regarding property management
will be addressed.

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DEA Real Estate Advisor

Feasibility study: analysis of the investment, definition of the conceivable alternative scenarios to increase the value of the estate asset in relation to the market demands and potentialities.

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