what is property manitenance cycles?
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I've been a licensed real estate broker/consultant/trader/investment counselor/residential counselor and specialist for over 23 years and have seen what is called "deferred maintenance."  This occurs when you avoid making a small repair at its onset rather than when it becomes a headache and also, very costly to fix.  \n\nYou have to always examine your real estate for little problems.  \n\nEach "cycle" of property mainenance depends on which element of the given property is at question.  Is it painting apartments?  That one is usually tackled at least once every three years.  Is it your tenants starting to tell you that your windows do not open easily?  Yet another maintence "cycle" that tells you to check ALL windows to determine if they need new ropes/chains.  Is it a roof?  Learn when the last roof was put up, is there an existing warranty, read that, learn HOW MANY roofs were laid one atop another and why that was, read up on building codes for your municipality, and then ask all concerned if they ever saw any type of leakage, anywhere, whether is inside of their unit, or outside, since roof flashing problems can then lead to gutter or downspout problems, which really can become bad, bad, and bader.  You never want to ignore problems until they become HEALTH HAZARDS, to anyone at all.  \n\nLook carefully, monthly, to your property.  Maybe send a checklist to your tenants to tell you what things they have noticed, bi-monthly, inside of their dwellings and on walls that are on the stairways of your property, or basement walls and floors, to determine how quickly you need to go to look at it yourself and determine how they should be fixed. I say, why waste your good money on a very costly repair, once it has already gotten into a deterioration point, if you can fix it easily, cheaply, and adequately at the time it begins to cause a problem?
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a whole lot, because that is the size of property.\nLOL good QUESTION
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Intensive properties do not depend on the sample size whereas extensive properties do.  An intensive property would be the melting temperature which obviously doesn't depend on sample whereas an extensive property would be something like volume, which obviously depends on how much stuff is present.
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You can find property records at the site below.
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Distributive property is just take two numbers in parentheses and individually multiply them by the number outside the parentheses. For example:\n2(3+4)\n[3(2) + 4(2)]\n(6 + 8)\n6 + 8 = 14\nAssociative Property is adding or multiplying three or more numbers in a completely different order. For example 1+2+3=6 or you can do 2+3+1=6
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production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services
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The biggest is depreciation.  Real property is land and buildings and silos and stuff like that.  Personal property is everything else from cars to computers to machines to intangible property.  Real property is depreciated over 27 1/2 years if it is residential and 39 years if it isn't.  If subject to AMT, all real property is depreciated over 40 years.  The maximum number of years personal property is depreciated over is 25.  Personal property can sometimes take advantages of section 179 expensing and bonus depreciation whereas Real property can not.  Personal property can be deprecated with an accelerated depreciation schedule whereas Real property must use straight line.  Personal property is depreciated using half-year or mid-quarter whereas Real property always uses mid-month.  Finally, when the property is disposed of, gain is treated differently.  Personal property (section 1245) gain is taxed as ordinary income but real property (unrecaptured section 1250) is taxed at a maximum of 25%.\n\nThat is all I can think of.  Hope it helps.  I'm interested to see what others say.
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the cyclicall pattern you refer to is the development of modern states , government and its recess' as a neverending cycle. carl marx spoke of something like this.
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Do you mean nutrient cycles?\n\nhttp://www.ppi-ppic.org/ppiweb/ppibase.nsf/$webindex/article=5203CB87852569B50057E346C0116272
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uh...do you mean, real estate titles?\n\nhttp://www.azleg.state.az.us/ArizonaRevisedStatutes.asp?Title=33
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damage to property under a certain amount depending on the state the amount differs\nshoplifting, under certain amounts\ndisorderly conduct\nspeeding\nnoise nuisance\nbattery dv depending on injuries\nbattery (depending on injuries)\netc
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entrepenuership (the selling of items)
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Try searches at the following. What you are asking is pretty specialized.I do not see how it could not effect the properties.  Depends on the properties you are interested in reviewing.\n\nhttp://www.scirus.com/srsapp/\n\nhttp://www.scienceresearch.com/search
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What industry?\n\n(Answer is not tied to my question)...\n\nA sales cycle describes all the phases a potential customer goes through.  These include:\n\n1) Project Identification\n2) Research\n3) Evaluation\n4) Selection/Purchase\n\nThere are other examples, but all use this general idea.  The span of the cycle could span a short time or a very long time.  Some sales cycles last 5 years or more, while others may be as short as a day.  It typically depends on the industry and the particular customer.
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Contact a local real estate office that specializes in commercial retail property. The value of property is based on so many characteristics specific to a property that, even if they can give you a generic answer, that answer may not apply to a property you're evaluating. Size of lot, age of development, amenities and features, how well (or badly) the property has been maintained, current local conditions in the retail sector in the area, etc. The range in values can be tremendous.
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it is directly propotional(when efficiencies r equal)\nactual value may vary based on efficiency i9j al;l other cases
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property conveyed includes a building or other relatively permanent structure or development located on, or attached to, land.